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The 76th Berlin festival gave its Golden Bear to İlker Çatak’s Yellow Letters in February 2026. The other prizes, and where the winners stand now.
Producers who want the U.S. military’s help must certify their project has not complied with Chinese censorship demands. What the 2026 rule changed.
A Justice Department rule makes U.S. theaters that show digital films offer caption and audio description devices. What it covers, and what it leaves out.
The comedy duo will host the March 6 ceremony at the Hollywood Palladium. Nominations come December 2 at 7 a.m. PT, and three awards are new.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s A24 film won every category it was nominated in on November 8. Once Upon a Time in Harlem took three awards.
Sony’s film, directed by William Eubank from a script by Chris Papasadero, opens exclusively in theaters on Wednesday, November 11.
San Francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles public libraries stream films free to cardholders. Who can get a card, and how many films a month each allows.
Four Netflix films announced in early November run from a Suzane von Richthofen documentary on November 11 to a Christmas Eve confession thriller.
Warner Bros.’ sci-fi film with Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor opened in theaters on August 14. HBO’s channel shows it on November 14.
Both films fill under 40 minutes of airtime and stream on HBO Max: one inside an overdose helpline, one at a Buffalo McDonald’s during the 2022 blizzard.
A small group of English-language US members with supported TVs get a new tab of themed picks, with AI helping to create the themes.
The Library of Congress added 25 films in January 2026, from The Tramp and the Dog (1896) to The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014), for 925 titles in all.
Seven films the U.S. Copyright Office highlighted as they entered the public domain from 2024 to 2026, what that lets anyone do, and the rule today.
The networks’ holiday lineup starts November 13, adds the 1994 Miracle on 34th Street for the first time and gives Red One its network premieres.
The 18th festival runs April 8-11 in Hollywood. TCM lists four pass levels and an early-bird discount, while the films and guests are still to come.
Johnny Depp’s Ebenezer reaches theaters on November 13. Here are the 1938, 1988, 1992, 2009 and 2022 takes on Dickens, with lengths, ratings and services.
The International Documentary Association names five nominees each for best feature and short on November 17, before its December 4 ceremony in Los Angeles.
Focus Features opens Werwulf on December 25. The Witch, The Lighthouse, The Northman and Nosferatu in order, with writers, casts, ratings and Oscar records.
Europe’s film academy names its nominees in Thessaloniki on November 14, and its screening season reaches the US before the January 16 ceremony.
The Academy also gives Killer Films’ Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler its Thalberg award. Here are the films it cites, and where some of them stream.
A date-by-date list of new holiday films and specials from Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, Apple TV, HBO Max and Hulu, taken from the services’ own schedules.
Headlines as each source published them, with links to the original releases.