The director of "The Apprentice" tells IndieWire about the parallels between Stanley Kubrick's antihero and the former president as played by Sebastian Stan.

The former president's legal team slapped the movie with a cease and desist letter shortly after its Cannes world premiere but has seemingly remained quiet about the film before its U.S. release date,

After a whirlwind fever dream of anticipation, Ali Abbasi's new film "The Apprentice" will finally hit theaters October 11. The Donald Trump biopic, which premiered at Cannes earlier this year, was acquired three months after its premiere for U.

Ali Abbasi, the Iranian-Danish director of the Donald Trump origin story The Apprentice, says being outside American politics allowed him […] The post The Apprentice Director Ali Abbasi on Humanizing Donald Trump in New Film: ‘It’s Dangerous Not to’ appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.

Director Ali Abbasi frames the film as a riff on "Pygmalion," with an aspiring young slumlord from Queens becoming the toast of Manhattan under the toxic tutelage of sleazy power player Roy Cohn, reviews critic Sean Burns.

The man who made the movie Trump doesn’t want you to see, director Ali Abbasi, chats with Obsessed about its controversial scenes and whether or not his has a political agenda.

The movie, starring Sebastian Stan as former President Donald Trump, includes many a moment to make viewers clutch their pearls.

"The Apprentice," the new Trump biopic about his early career, features Oscar-worthy performances, says SFGATE columnist Drew Magary.

No movie on the fall calendar has stoked as much pre-release controversy as “The Apprentice,” a dramatization of the early years of Donald Trump that hits theaters Friday.