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Nearly all the action and drama happens in a rental car in "Vehicle 19," a film by Mukunda Michael Dewil.

Andrew Lau, best known for the "Infernal Affairs" trilogy, goes back in time and dreams up new ways of killing in "The Guillotines."

Two Australian buddies who are professional surfers go out to sea in search of newer and bigger waves.

A Paris illustrator tries to win back his ex-girlfriend through unorthodox means in "The Stroller Strategy," directed by Clément Michel.

Sergei Loznitsa's "In the Fog" follows a suspected Nazi collaborator toward his fate in a Russian forest.

Tons of Disney news!

THR highlights television and movie depictions of the News Corp mogul over the past few decades.

The heiress famously lent her real-life home to director Sofia Coppola for filming, but not without issuing a stern warning to her actors.

The sci-fi epic from "District 9" director Neill Blomkamp also stars Jodie Foster.

We sit down one-on-one.

Kanye West may not have a radio single for "Yeezus," but that doesn't mean he's sleeping on promotions... he's got 500,000 in sales in sight.

Damn, this looks great.

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a podcast!

Nat Faxon and Jim Rash recruit a star-studded cast including Sam Rockwell, Toni Collette, Maya Rudolph, Amanda Peete and AnnaSophia Robb.

The documentary "20 Feet From Stardom" seeks to rewrite the history of pop music by focusing attention on voices at once marginal and vital.

The 19th annual festival springs into action with the comedy.

What do you think of these first photos of Rob Lowe as President John F. Kennedy and Ginnifer Goodwin as wife Jacqueline in the NatGeo movie "Killing Kennedy"?

The reviews are in for 'Man of Steel' and they aren't great. But the Twitter jokes sure are. Here are all the best ones.

The writer of the bestselling memoir on her new novel about two half-sisters growing up in 1970s Virginia and the possibility of having Jennifer Lawrence play her on screen.

"Salinger" features interviews with Edward Norton and John Cusack.

Give the bad guy his due.

Apparently, the only thing that's keeping DayZ lead designer Dean Hall's survival game from coming to the Xbox One is Microsoft's self-publishing restriction, which keeps indie developers from being able to get their gam...