Feature-length documentary Mr Gay Syria highlights the plight of gay Syrian refugees as a group of young men compete to enter the Mr Gay World contest.

Though he starred in blockbusters such as Alien and The Godfather, Stanton was best known for quirky roles such as Paris, Texas and Twin Peaks.

A huge defamation payout has put the smile back on Rebel Wilson's face, but court documents reveal her early years in Hollywood were a struggle financially.

Jamie Lee Curtis is returning to the Halloween role she created four decades ago.

The actor is playing the former US vice president in Adam McKay's upcoming Backseat.

Skrein gave up the part because he wanted to help bring positive change to representation in Hollywood.

The world of celebrity gossip media in Australia may just have been dealt a fatal blow by a massive defamation damages award.

Baker's adaptation of the Tim Winton novel had its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.

Darren Aronofsky's Mother!, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem, is the stuff of nightmares.

Rebel Wilson has been awarded $4.56 million after successfully suing the publisher of Woman's Day over a series of defamatory articles.

Threatened with deletion, a misfit emoji sets out on a life-changing, fun-filled adventure.

A star is born in New Jersey native Geremy Jasper's version of The Wizard of Oz.

Lion screenwriter Luke Davies is also among those to be honoured at the annual awards, which will be held in Los Angeles in October.

The powerful words of James Baldwin, voiced by Samuel L. Jackson, transform I Am Not Your Negro into a gripping film.

The Taken star says he's too old now to be taken seriously in the genre.

The director will lead the company into a future where story comes first.

The story of Beatriz at Dinner began with Salma Hayek herself.

Australian filmmaker Jennifer Peedom's documentary Mountain is part of an epic trilogy.

Our pick of what's showing on the big screen this week

The final instalment in the new Star Wars trilogy, Episode IX, is due to be released in May 2019.

Online pranksters have threatened to unleash terrifying clowns across Sydney and Melbourne, citing the new It film as inspiration.

The director of the Sydney Underground Film Festival could not watch one of the movies he included in the program.

His work has been the inspiration for a generation of horror filmmakers, from Wes Craven, to John Carpenter and Quentin Tarantino.

A filmed version of this true-life odd-couple tale looks like a sure commercial bet.