The South Korean director Park Chan-wook will head the jury at the Cannes Festival
South Korean director Park Chan-wook has been appointed as the president of the jury for this year's Cannes Festival scheduled for May.
Filmmaker Park Chan-wook to Chair Jury at the Next Cannes Festival
Filmmaker Park Chan-wook will be the first South Korean to chair the jury at the Cannes Film Festival, succeeding French actress Juliette Binoche.
South Korean director Park Chan-wook to head the jury of the Cannes Film Festival
Park Chan-wook has been appointed as the president of the jury for the Cannes Film Festival, marking a historic first for South Korean cinema.
Park Chan-wook, president of the Cannes Film Festival jury 2026
South Korean director Park Chan-wook has been appointed president of the jury for the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
Political debate casts a shadow over 76th Berlin Film Festival
The 76th Berlin Film Festival is overshadowed by controversy regarding the role of artists in politics, sparked by comments from jury president Wim Wenders and subsequent reactions from notable figures like Arundhati Roy.
Cinema is political, says Karim Aïnouz, after controversy at the Berlin Festival
Filmmakers Karim Aïnouz and Eliza Capai express their disbelief at the Berlin Festival jury's decision to distance itself from political statements, with Aïnouz critiquing jury president Wim Wenders for his remarks.
The red bear
The article discusses the symbolism of the red bear at the Berlin International Film Festival and reflects on the influence of films on society as articulated by jury president Wim Wenders.
Roy Cancels Berlinale Appearance: Should Filmmakers Stay Out of Politics?
Arundhati Roy has canceled her planned appearance at Berlinale due to comments made by Jury President Wim Wenders regarding Palestine.
Arundhati Roy boycotts Berlin fest premiere of her revamped 1980s cult classic – the film shows why
Arundhati Roy has decided to boycott the Berlin Film Festival due to controversial remarks made by the jury president regarding Gaza, ahead of the screening of her reworked 1989 film 'In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones.'
Indian writer leaves Berlin Festival after jury refuses to speak about politics
Indian author Arundhati Roy withdrew from the Berlin Festival after the jury president decided to avoid political discussions during the event's opening.
Vice President of the International Federation Dambergs: I Previously Didn't Know About the Plan to Disqualify Ukrainian Skeletonist Heraskevičs
Mārtiņš Dambergs, vice president of the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF), expresses his personal disapproval of the disqualification of Ukrainian skeletonist Vladyslav Heraskevič, emphasizing that the decision was made by the IBSF jury.
The Berlinale 2026 Begins with Wim Wenders' Plea: Keep Cinema Away from Politics
The 76th Berlinale opened with a controversial statement from jury president Wim Wenders, advocating for cinema to remain independent from political involvement.
Disappointments for Trump in court and Congress
President Trump's administration has faced legal setbacks as a grand jury rejected a proposal to impeach six Democratic politicians for allegedly encouraging disobedience among military personnel.
Grand jury declines to indict Democrats asking troops to refuse illegal orders
A grand jury in Washington DC chose not to indict six Democratic lawmakers for urging troops to resist illegal orders, despite pressure from former President Trump.
'I will find him and kill him': Indictment for threatening the Vice President of the USA, evidence of child abuse found in the apartment
A federal grand jury has indicted 33-year-old Shannon Mathre from Toledo, Ohio, for threatening the life of U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance during his visit to Ohio, with evidence of child abuse also uncovered in his apartment.