British Prime Min. David Cameron says there is even more evidence Syria used sarin in a chemical attack on its people.
CNN's Becky Anderson presents highlights from the world's best known film festival and meets producer Harvey Weinstein.
CNN's Neil Curry spoke with special effects pioneer Ray Harryhausen in 2010 about his movie-making methods.
CNN's Tom Foreman and retired General James Marks map out potential strategies if North Korea attacks South Korea.
After only his second movie, British director Eran Creevey is being hailed as the next big thing. Neil Curry reports.
North Korea ratcheted tensions even higher when it said the armistice that ended the Korean War is null and void.
Author Maurice Sendak and director Spike Jonze talk about the film adaptation of the classic children's story.
Borat is back but this time as Bruno! CNN's Ayesha Durgahee was at the London premiere of Bruno.
TSA expands a program that allows some passengers to keep on their shoes, jackets and belts. Lizzie O'Leary reports.
CNN's Barbara Starr looks at how the 2012 elections are affecting gun sales in the U.S.
Jon Huntsman speaks directly to the Chinese and tells them U.S.-Chinese ties are the most important in the world.
Apple products are very popular, but who do you turn to when you need a quick repair? CNN's Poppy Harlow has the answer.
In May 2010, a controversial film about Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi got attention at Cannes. CNN's Neil Curry reports.
The Screening Room visits London's quirkiest cinemas, as unconventional film venues are popping up across the city.
Comedy directors Jay Roach and Edgar Wright share their thoughts on what makes a great comedy.
On this month's edition of The Screening Room we visit London's quirkiest cinematic venues, offering film-buffs an alternative to the multiplex.
Director Christopher Nolan returns with his highly anticipated sci-fi thriller "Inception", starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
Bollywood's golden couple, Abishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, are reunited on cinema screens in "Raavan".
Now that he has finished filming his latest movie, director Sam Voutas doesn't know what to do with the boxes and boxes of sex toys he has accumulated during the course of filming.
Now that he has finished filming his latest movie, director Sam Voutas doesn't know what to do with the boxes and boxes of sex toys he has accumulated during the course of filming.
The Screening Room looks at the documentaries that attempt to capture football?s impact on the world.
As the 2010 World Cup heats up The Screening Room looks back at the history of soccer films.
The Screening Room travels to New York where the Kicking and Screening Film Festival celebrates soccer cinema.
If 64 World Cup matches over the course of a month aren't enough to satisfy your craving for football, don't despair; just turn to the big screen.
As the 2010 World Cup kicks off in South Africa, The Screening Room takes a closer look at representations of "the beautiful game" in cinema.
Gordon Gekko-inspired suspenders may have faded from Wall Street and lunch isn't for wimps anymore, but if there's one thing that hasn't changed in the last two decades it's this: greed is good.
The Screening Room's Myleene Klass is styled by Vanity Fair at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival.
She's been called Italy's answer to Michael Moore, and she doesn't pull any punches -- even when the subject she's taking to task is Italian leader Silvio Berlusconi.
CNN's Neil Curry brings us the Congolese paraplegic rockers of the band Staff Benda Bilili.
The Screening Room gives us a taste of the 1,000 movie events which took place at Cannes 2010.
Myleene Klass attends some of the glittering parties which are an integral part of the Cannes world.
The awards are handed out at Cannes Film Festival 2010. CNN's Neil Curry reports on who walked away with honors.
CNN's Myleene Klass reports on calls for the release of imprisoned filmmaker Jafar Panahi.
Two new British films provoke debate about the boundaries of humour. CNN's Neil Curry reports.
This month let The Screening Room be your guide to the Cannes Film Festival. Presenter Myleene Klass goes beyond the glamour and the glitz at the most important festival on the movie calendar. We rub shoulders with the creators of the next billion dollar blockbusters, arthouse auteurs and low budget bloggers. Directors such as Ridley Scott and Woody Allen will strut up the red-carpeted steps of the Palais. Oliver Stone talks global financial meltdown as his follow up to the 80s classic "Wall Street" premieres in Cannes. And Mick Jagger brings rock 'n' roll swagger to the Croisette. From Algeria to Russia, China to Iran, 18 films will battle for the top prize. The Screening Room will tell you who takes home the coveted Palme d'Or.
The Screening Room travels to New York to walk the red carpet at the ninth Tribeca Film Festival.
Hollywood royalty meets British royalty as George Lucas and Prince Edward team up to offer young filmmakers advice.
Film royalty shook hands with British royalty at the launch of "Films Without Borders" -- a new scheme that aims to use the language of cinema to break down cultural barriers among young people from diverse backgrounds.
Remake "Clash of the Titans?" What was wrong with the original?
On this month's edition of The Screening Room, Myleene Klass tackles giant scorpions, evades the Kraken and flies away on Pegasus the winged horse as we focus on the world of special effects.
Cast and crew members on the challenge of remaking fantasy classic "The Clash of the Titans."
The special effects team behind Louis Leterrier's "Clash of the Titans" on creating the story's evil Gorgon, Medusa.
A film distribution company took an unusual step to defuse a protest of the film, "The Cove". CNN's Kyung Lah reports.
A Marine who documented his time in Iraq shares his story through a new documentary. CNN's Katie Walmsley reports.
In recent years, Colombian cinema has struggled to keep up with the likes of Argentina, Brazil and Mexico in making films which gain international recognition. But there are now signs that the tide is turning as the Colombian government's ongoing financial support of the film industry starts to bear fruit.
With the Cartagena Film Festival reaching its 50th year, The Screening Room looks to the future of Colombian cinema.
The Screening Room travels to Cartagena in Colombia where Latin America's longest-running film festival turns 50.
After Kathryn Bigelow's historic Oscar win, The Screening Room focuses this month's show on female filmmakers.
The Screening room heads on a globe-trotting tour to meet women making movies in contrasting cultures.
As Helen Reddy's 1970s feminist anthem "I Am Woman" blasted through the speakers of the Kodak Theater in Los Angeles, a squall of shrieks greeted Kathryn Bigelow's exit from the Oscars stage.
She might have won Africa's best director award in 2009, but back in her homeland Kenya Wanuri Kahiu is still struggling to win recognition -- even within her close family.
Louie Psihoyos, director of "The Cove," talks about the power of exposure after winning the Oscar for best documentary.
A look back at the Oscar-winning journey of "The Hurt Locker." Plus: Actor Anil Kapoor on "Slumdog Millionaire" one year later.
The Screening Room goes beyond the red carpet and takes a closer look at the 2010 Oscar winners.
Whether he walks away with any or all of the nine Oscars that "Avatar" is nominated for, James Cameron may still go home the hero of this year's awards.
Martin Scorsese found himself scaling rocks early one morning while making his latest movie, psychological thriller "Shutter Island."
Putting a smile on millions of faces is all in a day's work for the reigning king of Bollywood.
Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio and Ben Kingsley on "Shutter Island" at the Berlin Film Festival.
The director of an Oscar-nominated documentary about dolphin slaughter says the SeaWorld killer whale attack that left a trainer dead earlier this week could have been prevented.
Haiti's most famous filmmaker says he's uncomfortable that his earthquake-ravaged country has become just a victim in the eyes of the world.
The picks of this year's Berlin Film Festival including Polanski's "The Ghost Writer" and Scorsese's "Shutter Island."
The Screening Room meets some of Europe's most promising young actors at the Berlin Film Festival.
Movie director Kathryn Bigelow made history and added to her awards season haul Sunday as "The Hurt Locker" soundly trounced "Avatar" at the UK's top movie prize giving.
You could call "The Ghost Writer" the Polanski film that almost wasn't.
How new British basketball movie, "Freestyle" used social networking sites in the casting process.
Chances are you haven't heard of Edward Hogg -- not yet, anyway.
Grafitti artist Banksy turns to film to record his latest 'statement' on the art world. CNN's Mylene Klass reports.
CNN's Neil Curry on the relationship between two Hollywood heavyweights: Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio.
It's not exactly Cannes, but movies premiering at the Berlin Film Festival will heat up the screen. CNN's Neil Curry reports
Whether they're overcoming odds to reach stardom, battling inner demons or dealing with tragedy, the personal histories of our musical heroes are made for the big screen.
Morgan Freeman on how playing South Africa's first black president for "Invictus" was harder than playing God.
He's played the president of the United States and he's played God twice, but that was nothing compared with the challenge of becoming Nelson Mandela, says actor Morgan Freeman.
The Screening Room's Myleene Klass looks at the rise of acclaimed British music biopics.
Myleene Klass takes to the piano with Academy Award winning composer, Hans Zimmer.
Charlie Chaplin won the world over playing the Little Tramp, but the comic actor wasn't always such a loveable guy.
Myleene Klass visits the British Film Institute to find out about their work to preserve the earliest of Chaplin's work.
They don't wear masks or capes, but the filmmakers behind the World Cinema Foundation are arguably the superheroes of film.
Martin Scorsese on the World Cinema Foundation and his work in preserving classic films from around the world.
Brazilian director of "The Motorcycle Diaries," Walter Salles on why it is important to preserve classic films for the future.
The Internet will help independent cinema survive despite a dip in the industry, says Robert Redford.
Obsessive, overenthusiastic, fanatical -- call them what you will.
Director Jason Reitman's new film "Up in the Air" is a decidedly grown-up affair.
Director Jason Reitman's new film "Up in the Air" is a decidedly grown-up affair.
They revolutionized filmmaking in the 1950s and 1960s, and their influence is still felt today.
Charlie Chaplin shorts to Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns this month The Screening Room focuses on film restoration.
After taking fewer risks in an uncertain economy, Hollywood is hoping this year's crop of sequels, remakes and CGI spectaculars will be safe bets at the box office.
Hollywood is set to go remake and sequel crazy in the next 12 months. Screening Room Xtra takes a sneak peek at the best of them.
The continuing instability of the world's economic climate means awards could be a cheap way to pull in movie-goers in 2010.
Danish films have been winning fans and prizes this year, with a broad range of hits from controversial "Antichrist" to budget documentaries about Burma.
A Hollywood remake is in the works for Stieg Larsson's international best-selling book "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo."
The Screeing Room visit the beautiful fjord at Narvik. This place was once the scene of fighting during occupation of Norway in WW2.
The Screening Room head to Iceland where one of the world's smallest film industry's is struggling to survive the economic winter.
Stockholm Film Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary. It's become the most important cinematic gathering in Scandinavia.
From hard-hitting documentary "Burma VJ" to the "Terribly Happy," this year's Academy Awards nominee.
The productions have wrapped, the edits completed, the premieres prepared and the audience seated.
It wasn't Julia Roberts, Angelina Jolie or even Meryl Streep that was named the most profitable actress of the decade -- instead, 19-year-old British actress Emma Watson took the title.
Director Guy Ritchie says he was determined to make Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law, the two male leads in his new movie, "Sherlock Holmes," off-screen pals to ensure the success of his film.
Controversial Bavarian film director Werner Herzog advises young filmmakers they don't need to go to film school, but rather explore the world on foot, and not let fear of rejection keep them from their dreams.
James Cameron unveiled his much-hyped, wildly-anticipated 3D sci-fi epic "Avatar" to audiences in full in London Thursday.
James Cameron's feverishly-awaited sci-fi blockbuster "Avatar" has enjoyed its world premiere to strong reviews.
The cast and crew of Harry Potter talk about life after the franchise as they prepare to make their final film.
They might have been trained to ride flying broomsticks and mix potions but life after Hogwarts is still a riddle for the young magicians of the Harry Potter series.
Nigeria's Port Harcourt International Airport is buzzing with unusual activity. And perhaps for the first time it's not the departure hall that is attracting all of the attention.
Hundreds of millions of dollars is a lot to spend on a film featuring a bunch of blue aliens -- but that's exactly what Fox Features has done with new 3D sci-fi "Avatar," which the movie studio says is the most expensive production it has ever made.
Hundreds of millions of dollars is a lot to spend on a film featuring a bunch of blue aliens -- but that's exactly what Fox Features has done with new 3D sci-fi "Avatar," which the movie studio says is the most expensive production it has ever made.
Where can you find Daniel Day-Lewis, Sophia Loren, Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz, Judi Dench, Marion Cotillard, Kate Hudson and Fergie from the Black Eyed Peas all having a blast singing and dancing together?
CNN's Katie Walmsley takes a look at the new film "Up in the Air", in it George Clooney fires people for a living.
For Greek cinema, the shadow of auteur Theo Angelopoulos has cast long over the blue sky of the Cote d'Azur in Cannes.
There's something for everyone at the movies this holiday season, from a musical with Daniel Day-Lewis to James Cameron's first feature since "Titanic."
The Screening Room Xtra visits Thessaloniki for the 50th anniversary of one of the world's oldest film festivals.
Meet the producer whose contribution to Bollywood is beyond comparison - Yash Chopra.
An Australian drama featuring two indigenous kids living in the middle of the vast continent has taken the top prize at Asia-Pacific's film awards.
Working together must be easy for Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner, the award-winning movie producers.
What does it take to frighten fantasy and horror meister Peter Jackson? A ghost.
The team behind Buy-A-Credit.com tells us about their novel new way of becoming a producer.
"What exactly does a producer do?" The Screening Room asked some of Hollywood's most powerful producers to explain.
Melissa Buttigieg, 23, saw "Twilight" 15 times in the theater. Hassina Ford, 19, watched it on the big screen 10 times, and Aimee Murphy, 22, watches the DVD every day.
Fifty story-high tidal waves engulfing entire cities, miles-wide meteors on a collision course with Earth, homicidal alien invaders with pulverizing technology -- nothing beats a good old disaster epic.
One movie, more than any other, has planted its flag in the sand as the movie industry gears up for the awards season.
It may seem stranger than fiction, but George Clooney's latest film, paranormal comedy "The Men Who Stare at Goats," was inspired by real events.
The Screening Room travels to Roald Dahl's house in England to talk to director Wes Anderson about adapting "Fantastic Mr. Fox."
There has been a resurgence of interest in horror recently, with zombies and vampires in particular colonizing our cinema screens in ever greater numbers.
Film-maker Joss Whedon says he wants to buy the rights to the multi-million dollar "Terminator" franchise -- not for millions, or hundreds of thousands of dollars, but for ten grand.
Philadelphia-based artist Mark Khaisman has proved you don't need suitcases of cash for successful movie remakes -- he simply raided the stationery cupboard.
Two child stars from "Slumdog Millionaire" are in danger of losing money from a trust fund. CNN's Sara Sidner reports.
Myleene Klass gets a lesson in zombie make-up from Mark Price, the director of microbudget undead sleeper hit "Colin."
Producer, Peter Katz talks to The Screening Room about his study into neurology and how it can help mark horror films more terrifying.
The Screening Room visits horror legend, Christopher Lee on the set of "The Resident" his first Hammer film in 34 years.
The Screening Room gets a horror masterclass from directors, Wes Craven, Sam Raimi, John Landis and George A. Romero.
Although his name is synonymous with horror, Christopher Lee says he doesn't have much desire to see pictures that fall under that genre these days.
There is a special place reserved in the history of film for the gothic kitsch of "Hammer horror."
"The Cove" is a controversial documentary about dolphin slaughter that reveals the distressing secrets behind the multi-billion dollar industry in captive dolphins.
