Benedict Cumberbatch is getting candid about grief, toxic masculinity and advocating for those in need upon the premiere of his latest film, The Thing With Feathers. The British star spoke from Berlin at the press conference of his latest film on Tuesday.

At a meeting of governors at the White House on Feb. 21, Maine governor Janet Mills defied president Donald Trump's threat to withhold federal funding. Benedict Cumberbatch shares his emotional journey portraying grief in the new drama.

The Thing With Feathers' Star Benedict Cumberbatch and writer-director Dylan Southern arrived in Berlin for the film's European bow.

Despite a committed central performance by Benedict Cumberbatch, 'The Thing With Feathers' can't do justice to Max Porter's astonishing novella. View on euronews

Benedict Cumberbatch was joined by two young co-stars on the Berlinale red carpet on Tuesday (February 18) for the premiere of their new film "The Thing With Feathers," a family drama with noir elements. Despite its dark subject matter, the film offered an exciting opportunity to explore human emotions, said Cumberbatch.

This adaptation of Max Porter’s acclaimed novel is an iffy mishmash of shonky scares, clumping metaphors and melodrama

Benedict Cumberbatch was unexpectedly overtaken by moments of grief during his role as a widower in 'The Thing With Feathers.' The film is featured in the Special section of the Berlin Film Festival.