Tony Seiniger, le concepteur d'affiches surnommé le parrain de la publicité cinématographique pour des campagnes comme celle des Dents de la mer, est décédé le 11 mai à Atlanta. Il était âgé de 87 ans.
Né à New York, Seiniger a étudié à la Rhode Island School of Design. Il a débuté sa carrière chez EUE/Screen Gems à New York, où il a créé des affiches pour des films tels que Shaft et Mean Streets avant de fonder Seiniger Advertising à Los Angeles.
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James Gray's crime drama Paper Tiger premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday night, drawing a standing ovation lasting seven to ten minutes. The film stars Adam Driver, Miles Teller and Scarlett Johansson in a story of two brothers caught up with the Russian mob.
Anthony Guidera, the actor known for Species and The Godfather Part III, died at age 65 on June 6 after weeks on life support. He collapsed at his Southern California home in May when his heart stopped beating.
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United Talent Agency has signed filmmaker Barry Levinson for representation in all areas. The move comes after the Oscar-winning director's recent projects.
Yoshihiro Nishimura, known for directing “Tokyo Gore Police,” died Monday in Tokyo at age 59 after a hospital stay for liver disease.
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Adolfo Aristarain, the acclaimed Argentine director of 'Un lugar en el mundo' and 'Martín (Hache)', died Sunday in Buenos Aires at age 82, the Spanish Film Academy confirmed. His death follows those of Luis Brandoni and Luis Puenzo in a mournful week for Argentine cinema. Aristarain, who received Spain's Academy Gold Medal in 2024, leaves a legacy of films exploring identity, exile, family, and critiques of capitalism.