Mika Gustafson's working-class drama took the top prize at Sweden's Guldbagge Awards, but Axel Petersén's neo-noir thriller 'Shame on Dry Land' was the big winner, taking home 7 trophies, including ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Burning” remains a new classic of the 2010s, an elusive portrait of loneliness and desire that never spills on its narrative ...

Burning ending explained as Jong-su hunts clues, suspects Ben in Hae-mi’s disappearance, and unleashes a violent final act of fire ...

First time feature film director Mika Gustafson has made documentaries before and deploys the observational skills she learned in that field. Her young performers are non-professionals and wholly ...

Roh Films Germany is returning to India for its first local production since “The Lunchbox” (2013), partnering with First Ray Films India on noir thriller “But First, The Burning.” The film will be ...