Paul McCartney and Gaumont have assembled an all-star creative crew for “High in the Clouds,” the long-awaited feature adaptation of McCartney’s children’s adventure novel. Boasting six original songs ...

At the turn of the last century, an inventor had a revelation. Inspired by the cinematic pioneering of the Lumière brothers, industrialist Léon Gaumont had already immersed himself in motion pictures, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Gaumont and Egerie Productions have announced they are teaming with Prime Video on heartwarming French-language drama My Mother, ...

EXCLUSIVE: Directorial duo Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah (Adil & Bilall) have signed to direct a feature film adaptation of Riders Republic, the award-winning video game from French games giant ...

The debate over an AI “actress” is raging, but Lupin and Narcos studio Gaumont is taking a measured take on the controversial medium as the world’s oldest studio turns a venerable 130 this year.

“Black Tea,” Abderrahmane Sissako‘s lushly lensed romance drama set in China, has been bought by major distributors in key territories ahead of its world premiere in competition at the Berlin Film ...

To celebrate its 130th anniversary, Gaumont has launched Gaumont's Treasures, a century-spanning retrospective showcasing 600 DCP film restorations made available throughout the year to exhibitors, ...

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is set to host a special retrospective for revered French studio Gaumont. The company is currently celebrating its 130 th anniversary and will be out in force at ...

Prime Video and Gaumont (“Intouchables”) are teaming up on an uplifting mother-son drama tackling disability, directed by Ken Scott (“Starbuck”), and starring French actors Leïla Bekhti (“All Your ...

Déjà en croissance depuis janvier, la fréquentation des salles de cinéma, galvanisée par des blockbusteurs hollywoodiens et ...

What’s the world’s oldest extant movie company? Universal might seem a good bet; it was founded in 1912—the same year as Paramount. But no. What about the French firm Pathé, with its coq logo and ...