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The revered Canadian actor, who died Thursday at 88, was a versatile screen presence for more than half a century, embodying a wide range of character types while always remaining true to himself.

The Oscar-nominated actress also was known for her work in Demy's 'Lola' and Lumet's 'The Appointment.'

The Netflix animated feature, directed by Shannon Tindle and co-directed by John Aoshima, offers a new take on a classic Japanese series created in the 1960s.

Daniel Robbins’ ensemble piece, about a shabbat dinner that flies seriously off the rails, premiered at Tribeca.

Norwegian director Tommy Wirkola ('Dead Snow') teams up with animator Ramsus A. Silversten for a sexually explicit cartoon comedy about two sperm cells vying to reach an egg.

Swedish director Simon Klose's latest feature follows investigative journalist My Wingren as she tracks an elusive online agitator stirring up hate across the globe.

Director Celina Murga’s latest feature, with an ensemble cast including Marina de Tavira ('Roma'), was executive produced by Martin Scorsese.

The latest feature from veteran writer-director Jeffrey Reiner (Hulu’s 'High Fidelity'), which premiered at Tribeca, co-stars Max Casella and Glenn Fleshler.

Director Guan Hu ('The Eight Hundred,' 'Mr. Six') won the top prize in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard sidebar for his darkly comic thriller starring Canadian-Taiwanese actor Eddie Peng.

The second feature by Canadian filmmaker Matthew Rankin ('The Twentieth Century') won the first-ever Directors’ Fortnight audience award in Cannes.

A Danish drama about an unwanted pregnancy, a portrait of two nurses chasing romance in Mumbai and a Corsican mafia thriller are among other standouts from the world's pre-eminent film festival.

The writer-director ('There Is No Evil'), who fled Iran after receiving an eight-year prison sentence, unveiled his new film in Cannes’ main competition.

French actor turned director Gilles Lellouche’s sophomore effort also features François Civil and Vincent Lacoste.

Payal Kapadia’s competition entry stars Kani Kusruti and Divya Prabha as a pair of nurses who've settled in India’s largest city.

Writer-director Mahdi Fleifel's second feature follows a pair of immigrants in Athens, trying however they can to make it out.

The director of 'Tabu' and 'Arabian Nights' plays Cannes' main competition for the first time with a movie that shifts between past and present, documentary and fiction.

Anamaria Vartolomei ('Happening') plays the troubled French actress — alongside Matt Dillon as Marlon Brando — in Jessica Palud's film.

French director Boris Lojkine's third feature follows an African immigrant navigating Paris' labyrinthine streets as he struggles to make a living and get legalized.

The latest collaboration between the actress and director also features Catherine Deneuve, Fabrice Luchini, Melvil Poupaud and several other French talents playing themselves on screen.

The filmmaker's latest doc, co-directed with Rob Wilson, features a lengthy interview with Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva that revisits the politician’s rollercoaster of a career.

The latest feature from the director of 'Stranger by the Lake' stars Félix Kysyl as a man who returns to his French village and stirs up plenty of trouble.

The first feature from Julien Colonna is set in Corsica during a deadly epoch of blood feuds among mobsters and nationalists.

Film critic and cinematographer Carson Lund’s debut feature, about a final ball game between a bunch of aging players, premiered in the Directors’ Fortnight sidebar at Cannes.

The director of 'Holy Motors' and 'Annette' unveiled his latest work, a medium-length assembly of archives and new footage, in the Cannes Première sidebar.

Italian-born director Roberto Minervini’s latest feature follows a battalion of Union Army soldiers scouting the West and trying to stay alive.

The final feature from French director Sophie Fillières, who died in 2023, stars Agnès Jaoui ('The Taste of Others') as a writer on the verge of a nervous breakdown.

The latest from the prolific French director, also starring Vincent Lindon, Louis Garrel and Raphaël Quenard, is a movie-within-a-movie about making movies.

Directors Chiara Malta and Sébastien Laudenbach’s film won the top prize at Annecy and the César award for Best Animated Feature.

Colin Burgess stars in writer-director Ryan Martin Brown’s first feature, about an office worker who willingly quits his job and still tries to get by in the Big Apple.

The 'Ready or Not' star plays a girl on the run from flesh-eating monsters in a wordless genre offering from director E.L. Katz and writer Simon Barrett.