Bella Thorne
Exclusive: Thorne's film will debut this weekend at the Taormina Film Festival before she adapts it into her upcoming feature directorial debut.
Thorne's directorial debut "Paint Her Red" screens alongside Saudi female filmmaker Maram Taibah's "Don't Go Too Far," which Thorne selected, at the Taormina Film Fest.
Get an intimate look at this year's Sundance Film Festival parties with dispatches from IndieWire's editors.
Exclusive: Stephen Dorff, Scott Bakula, Moises Arias, Karrueche Tran, Jason Genao and Bella Thorne star in the Sundance film directed by Eddie Alcazar.
“The casting director calls my agent, and the agent calls my mom, and they’re like, ‘So she’s not moving forward because the director felt like she was flirting with him, and it made him really uncomfortable.'"
The stars of Chad Faust's feature debut are surprisingly well-matched, but predictable and grim material affords them little room to really let loose.
Despite reports to the contrary, the "Florida Project" filmmaker denied he's working on a film with the model/actress in any official capacity.
What if America's favorite bank robbers just did it for the 'gram? Joshua Caldwell's neon-tinted thriller asks that very question, with not entirely empty results.
The former Disney Channel star makes her debut courtesy of Pornhub's Visionary Directors' Series.
Fear comes home. Beware of Madea this fall.
Watch: Bella Thorne Reinvents Drew Barrymore's 'Scream' in First 8 Minutes of MTV's Adaptation
