The signatories urged the ministry to listen to their "urgent requests" and called for an end to "baseless controversy and unacceptable attacks on those who have rightfully criticised the ministry’s ...

10. Rose Island (2020) ‘Rose Island’ is based on the true story of Giorgio Rosa (Elio Germano), an idealistic engineer who, in 1968, builds his own island off the coast of Italy, declaring it an ...

After Elio's box office bomb, Pixar movie staff talk Zoe Saldaña replacing America Ferrara and director Adrian Molina vs.

Reports reveal Pixar staff unhappy as "Elio" allegedly had "queer-coded" elements removed during production, leading to talent exodus and contributing to poor box office performance.

Creatives at Pixar who saw the original director's previous cut of 'Elio' tell THR about the movie's challenging production process: "'Elio' just [became] about totally nothing." ...

‘Elio’ Insiders Allege Pixar Execs Cut Queer Latino Representation, Leading to Director Adrian Molina’s Exit Domee Shi ("Turning Red") and Madeline Sharafian ("Burrow") instead co-directed ...

Pixar ’s newest movie Elio’s original cut was a lot different from what we finally saw on the big screen, as the studio reportedly decided to make some big changes to the alien family film ...

Saldaña, 47, voices Elio's aunt Olga Solís — originally written as the title character's mother, and voiced by America Ferrera before she exited the project.

Elio gets his wish and winds up in a place known as the Communiverse – where life from all over multiple galaxies gather to live in peace. After convincing the high council of the Communiverse ...

So it is with 11-year-old Elio (Yonas Kibreab), who after losing his parents, comes to live with his aunt, Olga (Zoe Saldaña), a US Air Force major. Olga gives up her dream of becoming an ...

Elio is all about feeling like an outsider and searching for acceptance. On that acceptance journey, Elio, who at the beginning of the movie shuts out his aunt and other kids, learns to connect ...

Elio also appears likeable, despite his quirks and pre-teen rebellion. The world-building is solid, with the Communiverse growing on you as the film progresses. But all that is largely on the surface.