How did one kidnapping become a national sensation? “Dead Man’s Wire” tells the story of a 1977 kidnapping and the resulting fascination around its central figures. The film also provides a compelling examination of issues that continue to influence our society. Celebrated director Gus Van Sant helms ‘Wire’ from a screenplay by Austin Kolodney. It drew a favorable response after premiering during this year’s Venice Film Festival, with an extended standing ovation for Van Sant and attending cast members. Continue reading ‘Dead Man’s Wire’ Trailer: Bill Skarsgård & Dacre Montgomery Lead Gus Van Sant’s 1970s Kidnapping Drama at The Playlist.

After Mubi's major success with 'The Substance,' distributors such as Row K, 1-2 Special and Black Bear are chasing accolades with their fall films.

Screen International presents its guide to titles likely to engage attention this award season.

Alan Cumming will host the Jan. 10 ceremony recognizing the best films and TV shows celebrating the stories and voices of people over the age of 50.

The Hollywood Creative Alliance (HCA) have announced their nominations representing the best in film for 2025. This year’s Astra Creative Arts Awards nominees were selected by two nominating committee...

The Hollywood Creative Alliance (HCA) have announced their nominations representing the best in film for 2025. This year’s Astra Creative Arts Awards nominees were selected by two nominating committee...

Honorees SVFF honors the industry’s best and brightest  2025 honorees The SVFF pays tribute to industry icons whose contributions to the art of cinema have changed the industry for the better. 2025 vi...

Explore the unbelievable true story that inspired Gus Van Sant's Dead Man's Wire, a film about a man who held the nation hostage in 1977.

The Oscar-nominated director of ‘Good Will Hunting’ and ‘Milk’ is back with ‘Dead Man’s Wire,’ his first film in almost a decade

‘Dead Man’s Wire’ To Open 2025  Marrakech With 82 Film Lineup Also Featuring ‘My Father’s Shadow’ & ‘Frankenstein’

This year’s Austin Film Festival witnessed a true full-circle moment for filmmaker Austin Kolodney. In 2022, he premiered his short film Two Chairs, Not One at AFF; in 2025, he came back to screen his...