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Hungarian Oscar-winning director László Nemes' new film, 'Budapest 1957', intimately explores the fate of a boy against the backdrop of power shifting from fascism to communism, depicting family ruin.
A review discusses László Nemes' film 'Moulin,' which portrays the final weeks of a French Resistance leader, highlighting Gilles Lellouche's strong performance.
Hungarian director László Nemes, known for 'Son of Saul,' speaks out against rising antisemitism in the West and Hollywood's hypocrisy, as he promotes his new drama 'Orphan' and a Jean Moulin biopic at Cannes.
President Trump spoke with South Korean President Lee, assuring him of a "necessary role" regarding North Korea and discussing the upcoming US-China summit.
Director László Nemes Jeles spoke to Népszava about his new and upcoming films, expressing hope for a professional film world focused on craft rather than 'clowning around and theft,' also touching on Hungarian film reforms and Nazis.
Filmmaker László Nemes has publicly warned that an 'orgy of antisemitism' is 'overtaking the West,' expressing his alarm at the current state of anti-Jewish sentiment.
Na Hong-jin's sci-fi creature feature 'Hope' premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, earning a 6-7 minute standing ovation from the audience. The film generated significant buzz and received mixed but often enthusiastic reviews from critics.
László Nemes' third feature film, 'Andor Hirsch,' depicts a boy searching for his deceased father in a boiler room in 1950s communist Hungary. The film offers a poignant look into the era.
The Cannes Film Festival showcased various film premieres, reviews, and award announcements, including a Golden Globes prize for 'Groundswell'. The event also featured numerous celebrity appearances, interviews, and notable statements from actors like Javier Bardem and Cate Blanchett on social and political issues.
László Nemes' film 'Moulin,' a biographical drama about French Resistance fighter Jean Moulin, is reviewed as narratively flat but visually arresting, offering an outsider's perspective on a national hero.