Anyone dreading discord over a holiday table can take faith from Fernando Meirelles’ superb, open-hearted acknowledgment of theological divisions. If the diametrically different leaders in ...

Also known as Pssica, Rivers of Fate, is a Brazilian thriller series that is adapted from Edyr Augusto’s novel.

Director/screenwriter Fernando Meirelles' next project is an adaptation of the book "Blindness" written by Portuguese Nobel Prize winner Jose Saramago (source via Variety). "Blindness" is a ...

The Brazilian director Fernando Meirelles (City of God, Constant Gardener) is going to be directing a loose adaptation of the Shakespeare comedy Love's Labors Lost after he finishes his other film ...

September 18, 2007 Source: TwitchFilm I've really come to admire Fernando Meirelles. Ever since he made the truly powerful City of God I've never looked at filmmaking or films the same again.

Fernando Meirelles is back after working in television for the past few years. His latest film, “The Two Popes,” which had its world premiere at the Telluride Film Festival, turns out to be ...

Robbins relays this anecdote at the beginning of a special featurette in which both he and fellow executive producer Fernando Meirelles, explain what made them decide to throw their support behind ...

Fernando Meirelles, the man behind the kickoff show for the 2016 Rio Olympics, says Donald Trump is going to “hate” Friday night’s opening ceremony. The Oscar-nominated and renowned ...

Was there a social purpose? Fernando Meirelles: Of course! When I read the book, I was very surprised and shocked. I lived in Brazil for 46 years and didn’t know how things happened in those slums.

Martin Scorsese, Noah Baumbach, Greta Gerwig, Fernando Meirelles, Lulu Wang and Todd Phillips joined for the annual Director Roundtable. By Annie Howard Oprah Winfrey, Van Jones Discuss ...

Acclaimed Brazilian director Fernando Meirelles said Tuesday that his next film will be another project for Netflix, like his current film, “The Two Popes.” The new feature will be a drama ...

Veteran British director Ken Loach and acclaimed Brazilian helmer Fernando Meirelles (“City of God”) have piled on the criticism of Marvel films. Two-time Palme d’Or winner Loach described ...