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Baz Luhrmann's fast-paced ride through the life of Elvis Presley arrives in cinemas, with Austin Butler as the singing sensation and Tom Hanks playing his manager.
The new Pixar movie "Lightyear" has just been banned in several Arab countries. A look at film censorship worldwide, beyond the Middle East.
A series of films by Ukrainian directors will be screened in different German cities in June. It's a way of paying tribute to the country's lesser-known but rich cinematic culture as well as its politics and history.
The curated film series "Perspectives of Ukrainian Cinema" reflects Ukraine's filmmaking revival. From documentaries to comedies, here are some selected works.
In this Arts.21 special edition we meet five young, plucky filmmakers from Pakistan, Iran, Mexico, China and Palestine. Their works break boundaries, and that takes courage.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said Russia's decision to invade Ukraine was made at least a year before it started. Russian forces have stepped up attacks in the Donetsk region. DW has the latest.
From child prodigy to Hollywood diva, the "Wizard of Oz" star's life was like a roller coaster ride. Judy Garland, who died at the age of 47, remains a gay icon.
DW gives its Freedom of Speech Award to Mstyslav Chernov and Evgeniy Maloletka for their work documenting the siege of Mariupol. They filmed missiles hitting apartment buildings and recorded the work of doctors, as well as the suffering of countless victims.
A Google engineer's claim that the company's AI has become sentient has sparked backlash and fascination. Robots becoming people is a popular theme in movies and TV, from "2001: A Space Odyssey" to "Westworld."
Pixar's new movie "Lightyear" is out this week, starring the beloved Toy Story character Buzz Lightyear. But the movie won't be shown in many Muslim countries or in China, after Disney refused to cut a scene that shows two women sharing a kiss.
Spacey is expected to appear before a London court on Thursday, according to British authorities.
The Disney-Pixar film about Toy Story character Buzz Lightyear reportedly contains a scene including a same-sex kiss. The UAE prohibited public screening, citing an unspecified content violation.
British police have been authorized to bring charges against ex-film producer Harvey Weinstein. He faces two counts of indecent assault against a woman in 1996.
A New York appeals court rejected the film producer's arguments that the judge in his sex crimes trial was prejudiced against him. Assault allegations against Weinstein were a major catalyst for the #Metoo movement.
