Discover the untold story of the Paris 3 at BFF — a film about three Black girls whose 1961 sit-in sparked change.

It might be cold outside, but things are well and truly heating up in Canberra with some winter-ful events. Here's what's on ...

Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk,' an important documentary by Sepideh Farsi, presented at the Cannes Film Festival on Thursday, immortalizes the young woman who documented daily life in the ...

The increased connection between the Cannes Film Festival and the Academy Awards ... nine professionals — largely French, largely male (at least in the past) and largely more concerned with ...

The death of Hollywood icon Gene Hackman saddened millions — and a legendary ex-NYPD detective who tutored him in his most famous screen role in “The French Connection” is feeling his loss ...

He made his film debut in 1961. In the years after "The French Connection", Hackman found his fame hard to handle; and he was troubled by its impact on his family. He was also impatient with ...

However, while the film’s car chase is celebrated by film ... of Doyle in John Frankenheimer’s underrated 1975 sequel French Connection II. Writing about Hackman’s performance as Doyle ...

He won two Oscars for ‘The French Connection’ and ‘Unforgiven’, and was also nominated for roles in ‘Bonnie & Clyde’, ‘I Never Sang For My Father’ and ‘Mississippi Burning’.

Attracting great notices for his performance, he received a Best Supporting Actor nomination, and received a second for the 1970 film “I Never Sang for My Father.” “The French Connection ...

The death of screen legend Gene Hackman, whose remains were discovered along with those of his wife and their dog at their New Mexico home, has stunned the film industry and the iconic actor’s ...

One of Gene’s most memorable roles, which also won him his first Oscar in the Best Actor category, is in the 1971 crime drama The French Connection, directed by William Friedkin. The film is ...

Gene Hackman, the unpretentious actor whose performances in such films as “The French Connection,” “Hoosiers,” “Unforgiven” and “The Firm” elevated character roles to leading-man ...