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and her playful eye for elegant, avant-garde designs, there’s a reason she’s become an enduring muse to filmmakers and fashion designers alike. But today in Venice, while attending a photocall to promote her new film The Eternal Daughter, Swinton’s look held a deeper meaning. At the film’s press conference, Tilda Swinton both wore a blue Loewe button-up and dyed her signature crop bright yellow.

Dead For A Dollar stars Christoph Waltz, Rachel Brosnahan, Willem Dafoe and Benjamin Bratt pose with director Walter Hill at the film’s photo call during the 2022 Venice Film Festival on Tuesday (September 6).

Tilda Swinton is switching up her look.

Tilda Swinton is back on the Lido, this time with director Joanna Hogg’s Venice competition title The Eternal Daughter.

The BFI London Film Festival has unveiled its full list of titles, with the program comprised of 164 features and 23 world premieres across film and TV.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor The Zurich Film Festival will honor Italian director and screenwriter Luca Guadagnino at its 18th edition, which runs Sept. 22-Oct. 2. He will receive its “A Tribute To…” award on Sept. 30 before the screening of his latest film “Bones and All,” which plays in the Gala Premiere section, and will hold a public masterclass on Oct. 1. The film world premieres in Venice tomorrow. Guadagnino, born in Palermo in 1971, has been one of the most internationally sought-after directors since the success of “Call Me By Your Name” in 2017, which Guadagnino presented in person at the Zurich fest.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorIt’s fall film festival season and there’s a whole new crop of literary-minded films coming to screens through the rest of the year. Since the films that premiere at festivals like Telluride, Venice, Toronto and New York are the ones that fill awards  nominations lists a few months later, the festivals provide an early peek at the movies that will be front and center at the Oscars, film critics awards and all the other end-of-year kudosfests.But there’s a way to get to know many of these works even before they premiere at festivals and come to streaming or movie screens: get familiar with the books they’re based on.

Pinocchio film directed by Guillermo del Toro is set to receive its world premiere at London Film Festival.The 66th BFI London Film Festival announced today (August 31) that Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio would be among the 22 features receiving a world premiere during the October event.Guillermo del Toro (The Shape Of Water) co-directed the film alongside Mark Gustafson.

The 66th BFI London Film Festival is set to host the world premiere of Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio, the Oscar-winning director’s dark take on the classic fairy tale about a wooden marionette brought to life to mend the heart of a grieving woodcarver named Geppetto.

Naman Ramachandran Documentary specialist distributor Piece of Magic Entertainment’s “Andre Rieu’s 2022 Maastricht Summer Concert,” a concert film featuring Dutch violinist and conductor Andre Rieu, led a sluggish weekend at the U.K. and Ireland box office. The film collected £799,474 ($932,330) in a weekend when no film crossed the £1 million mark, according to numbers provided by Comscore. It was a three-day bank holiday weekend in the U.K. Ten previous Rieu concerts have grossed more in their opening weekend, but none managed to top the charts, per Comscore. The last event film to top the charts in the territory was “Michael Ball and Alfie Boe: Back Together” in Oct. 2020.

J. Kim Murphy In a summer that’s often seen only one new wide release in a weekend, a whopping three new films hit theaters on Friday: Sony’s horror-thriller “The Invitation,” George Miller’s “Three Thousand Years of Longing” and bank heist movie “Breaking,” starring John Boyega. However, none of them seem to be making much of an impact, as the total box office projects a sum in the $50 million to $60 million range. That wouldn’t just be the worst weekend of the summer, but also the worst since February. “The Invitation” is tracking ahead of the other two, as it looks to claim the weekend’s top spot with a meagre $6 million to $7 million gross from 3,114 locations in its opening. Critics didn’t really care for the movie — it landed a 40% approval rating from review aggregate website Rotten Tomatoes — and audiences were perhaps more unenthused. The film holds a “C” grade from research firm Cinema Score, indicating a rather snoozy reception from general consumers.

Cohen Media Group hopes a Spanish film can dent the tough market for foreign language fare, Bleecker Street is out with a hostage drama and A24 presents Owen Kline’s directorial debut about a teenage cartoonist as the arthouse market flexes more muscle than it has in weeks.

J. Kim Murphy John Seale was considering retirement a decade ago — then fellow Australian George Miller convinced the cinematographer to shoot “Mad Max: Fury Road.” Now, their partnership continues with the fantastical romance “Three Thousand Years of Longing.” During production, Seale decided the two-hander, starring Idris Elba and Tilda Swinton, would be a “fascinating” film to cap his career, electing against reuniting with Miller for “Furiosa,” the filmmaker’s upcoming “Fury Road” prequel, which is currently in production. “It was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done,” Seale recalled. “George said, ‘Well, I’m not going to ask you to do it.’ I thought to myself, ‘Ah great, now I don’t have to go through it all.’ Then he said, ‘I’m going to invite you.’ That one word — ‘invite’ — changed the whole thing and made it even harder.”

Tom Hanks, 66, was spotted in New York City arriving at his apartment,The Elvis actor arrived wearing a faded blue Yankees hat over lightly tinted glasses, a casual blue unbuttoned-polo T-shirt, black pants, black New Balance kicks and carrying a satchel over his shoulder.When he left the building he was in a sharp-looking suit as he was heading out to dinner with wife Rita Wilson.  Day look: Tom Hanks, 66, was spotted in New York City arriving at his apartment, The Elvis actor arrived wearing a faded blue Yankees hat over lightly tinted glasses, a casual blue unbuttoned-polo T-shirt, black pants, black New Balance kicks and carrying a satchel over his shoulderHe has been in NYC to plug his live-action adaptation of Pinocchio, and Wes Anderson's Asteroid City, which is set to star Bill Murray and Tilda Swinton. For his dinner date with Rita, the A-lister upgraded his attire with a dress shirt, sport coat, and brown leather boots. The actor appeared to be in high spirits and in great shape. The couple has been seen together recently holding hands and enjoying their time walking around the city this week.

Memoria, Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch and Joanna Hogg’s The Souvenir Part II. She’ll shortly be seen opposite Idris Elba in George Miller’s oddball romantic fantasy Three Thousand Years of Longing, with further collaborations with Hogg (The Eternal Daughter) and Anderson (Asteroid City) set to premiere before the year is out, along with a voice role in Guillermo del Toro’s animated Pinocchio.

Brad Pitt apparently has a list of actors he will never work with again, according to his Bullet Train co-star Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and we’ve never been so desperate to see something ourselves.The 58-year-old Oscar winner, who has worked with a string of A-List stars over his decades-long career, apparently keeps notes on those he’s not keen on, as well as the ones he loves.‘He just wants to bring light and joy into the world and be around people who are there to have a good time,’ said 32-year-old Aaron, who joined the cast of the star-studded action flick as assassin Tangerine.‘You work with many actors and after a while you start making notes [like] “I am definitely not working with this person ever again.”‘Brad has this list too: the ‘good’ list and the s*** list,’ he added to Variety.Over his illustrious career, Brad has starred alongside the best and biggest in Hollywood.Famous faces who could possibly be on Brad’s hit list include Cate Blanchett in Babel, Lupita Nyong’o in 12 Years A Slave, Leonardo DiCaprio in Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, Tilda Swinton in Benjamin Button and, most famously, his estranged ex-wife Angelina Jolie.Alas, we feel that we’re never actually going to find out for sure.One star who remains on his ‘good list’, though, is Sandra Bullock, 58.The father-of-six made an appearance in her latest film The Lost City and she returned the favour by starring in Bullet Train.Brad also said that he hopes his ‘old friend’ will collaborate with him again in the future.‘Sandy is an old friend,’ he told Brazilian presenter Hugo Gloss recently.

For the launch of its new Filmmaker Awards: Celebrating Creative Audacity, the BFI is partnering with Chanel and has set Tilda Swinton as jury chair. Three prizes of £20,000 each will be given to emerging UK film creatives who demonstrate originality and risk taking and want to explore a new dynamic to their work, the BFI said today.

A first look at the upcoming Guillermo del Toro adaption of "Pinocchio" is here. On Wednesday, Netflix released the official trailer for the stop-motion animation film scheduled to be released in December.The film will briefly be played in theaters in November before moving over to the streaming service the following month.

Netflix released the new teaser trailer for Guillermo del Toro's stop action musical adaptation of Pinocchio on Wednesday.Fans were given a glimpse at the 57-year-old Oscar-winning director's dark reimagining of the classic fantasy tale which is slated to hit theaters in December.'For my many wonderings on this earth, I had so much to say about imperfect fathers and imperfect sons, and about loss and love,' Ewan MacGregor, 50, who voices the role of the talking cricket Sebastian J. Cricket, narrates as the trailer begins.

The official trailer for Guillermo del Toro’s “Pinnochio” is here.

Guillermo del Toro's inspired take on a familiar story on Wednesday, as Netflix shared the first teaser trailer for the Oscar-winning director's stop-motion adaptation of Based on the original fairy tale by Carlo Collodi, and set against the backdrop of 1930s Fascist Italy, the animated film is a stark contrast to the live-action Disney adaptation also set to hit the big screen this fall. As Sebastian J.