Renowned International Actor, Khaled El Nabawy, just released a trailer to his new series.

In its first week of release, “Bohemian Rhapsody,” the biopic of legendary British rock band Queen and their late frontman Freddie Mercury, has done better than anyone expected, already grossing nearly $150 million.

The third movie directed by Ralph Fiennes, “The White Crow,” which clinched the Best Artistic Contribution prize at the recent Tokyo International Film Festival, follows his earlier two dramas inspired by English literature.

Proving again that audiences matter more than critics, Fox’s Freddie Mercury biopic “Bohemian Rhapsody” rocked North American box offices this weekend with a solid $50 million take, industry tracker Exhibitor Relations reported Sunday.

Egyptian actor Amir Karara revealed that he is preparing to start the shoot of his new film "Casablanca" alongside Turkish actor Halit Ergenç .

Netflix shared a premiere date for the new season and teaser photos featuring Candace Cameron Bure, Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber in a tweet Tuesday.

The It sequel celebrated Halloween by releasing its first official teaser poster

These Indian blockbusters were shot in various locations across the Middle East, proving that Bollywood’s love affair with the region has a storied history.

Tyler Perry has announced that he will be closing the book on his character Madea with the release of upcoming film A Madea Family Funeral.

Tyler Perry has announced that he will be closing the book on his character Madea with the release of upcoming film A Madea Family Funeral.

Michael B. Jordan is ready for a fight in the new poster for upcoming Rocky series sequel, Creed II.

Fox has announced the cast of its upcoming live musical Rent, including performances from Vanessa Hudgens and Brandon Victor Dixon.

Halloween -- with Jamie Lee Curtis reprising her iconic role of Laurie Strode -- is the No. 1 movie in North America for a second weekend, earning an additional $32 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.

The narrow alleyways and vast deserts of Morocco have long played host to Hollywood film crews, but did you know that these blockbusters were shot in the country?

Screened at the 31st edition of the Tokyo International Film Festival last week, “The River” from Kazakhstan is far removed from the kind of cinema that modern generations are used to.