Martin Scorsese

‘Festival on Wheels’ brings AI innovations, Hollywood classics to Ankara

Gezici Festival, widely known as the Festival on Wheels, will bring an innovative blend of artificial intelligence and New Hollywood classics to audiences from Nov. 1 to 3.

Set to take place at Kült Kavaklıdere, the festival explores AI's role in creative industries, while also reviving films from a transformative era in American cinema.

Martin Scorsese’s new documentary “Beatles ’64” chronicles the band’s iconic first U.S. visit

Martin Scorsese and David Tedeschi team up for the new documentary “Beatles ’64,” which explores the legendary Beatles’ first visit to the United States on February 7, 1964. The documentary offers a unique look at one of the most historic moments of the band, with archival footage that has never been shown before, including clips captured by famed documentarians Albert and David Maysles.

Directors should 'control' tech, not fear it: Scorsese

U.S. cinema legend Martin Scorsese said on Feb. 20 directors should harness technology to serve their "voice" rather than fearing it will kill their industry.

Scorsese, nominated for a record 10th time for a best director Oscar for "Killers of the Flower Moon," was speaking at the Berlin film festival where he is collecting an Honorary Golden Bear for lifetime achievement.

Bulgarian Actress Margarita Stoykova Honored At The “Berlinale” Film Festival

The young Bulgarian actress Margarita Stoykova was honored with an award for emerging star at the Berlinale Film Festival. She is known for her leading role in Yana Titova's film "Diada", and is among the 10 top Young European actors. The excellence is by the program"Shooting Stars", by the European Film Promotion (EFP).

'Crazy' pressure of bringing Bob Marley to big screen

When you're making a film about someone as universally loved as Bob Marley, the weight of responsibility hangs heavy.

With "Bob Marley: One Love" hitting cinemas around the world next week, director Reinaldo Marcus Green admitted he hesitated about taking on the biopic of the reggae legend, a project that has previously defeated both Martin Scorsese and Oliver Stone.

Apple’s 'Argylle,' flops with $18 million

Apple has had its first box office flop.

"Argylle," the $200-million star-studded spy thriller from Apple Studios, debuted with $18 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates on Feb. 4. The film, directed by Matthew Vaughn, managed to lead the weekend box office, but still found little interest from moviegoers.

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