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Beverly Hills, CA – Thirty-six students from 20 colleges and universities have been selected as finalists in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and...

Costa Gavras, one of the most important modern Greek-French filmmakers is one more time on the spotlight. His new movie "Eden a l'Ouest" ("Eden...

The successful chairman & CEO of 20th Century Fox in an exclusive interview.

The Tribeca Film Festival today announced that My Life in Ruins, directed by Donald Petrie and written by Mike Reiss, will have a special...

The 3rd annual Los Angeles Greek Film Festival is set to take place June 4-7, 2009. The festival accepts movies made by filmmakers from Greece, Cyprus or of Greek descent worldwide.

The Zurich Film Festival, will honor Costa-Gavras with its Golden Eye award for lifetime achievement. The award presentation will also offer a retrospective of Costa-Gavras’ works.

Wednesday, October 1, is the deadline to submit entries in the Live Action Short Film, Animated Short Film and Foreign Language Film categories to be considered for the 81st Academy Awards®.

To be eligible, documentary features must have completed a seven-day commercial run in at least one theater in both Los Angeles County and in the Borough of Manhattan in New York, between September 1, 2007, and August 31, 2008.

Whether filming an action-packed historical fiction or a documentary about archaeological landmarks, Greece is an ideal place for foreign films to be shot. In a period where Hollywood film budgets are steadily increasing and location shoots are becoming common, Greek Hollywood Reporter takes a look at what it takes to film in Greece.

"My life in Ruins" and "I Hate Valentine's Day" will keep the actress-writer and (soon) director, Nia Vardalos, busy this summer as she is preparing for her come back.