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“The Devil’s Bath” is a haunting tale set in the 1750s in the Austrian forest, depicting the oppressive societal norms that govern the lives of its characters. Agnes, the protagonist, is expected to fulfill her role as a wife by bearing children and doing housework. The pressure she faces from her mother-in-law and husband to

The television industry has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, moving from what was once considered a golden age of television, often referred to as “peak TV,” to a more cautious and risk-averse landscape. Lindsay Salt, the BBC drama boss, recently highlighted this shift, expressing her concerns about the industry’s move towards “peak caution.”

At the annual Cinema for Peace fundraiser in Berlin, Hillary Clinton and Sharon Stone took center stage, with Stone presenting Clinton with the prestigious Cinema for Peace Award. Stone praised Clinton for her inspiring words that had a profound impact on her life, while Clinton playfully teased Stone about her unique gala gown choice. The

Gwyneth Goes Skiing, the stage musical comedy parody of Gwyneth Paltrow’s infamous ski trial, is set to make its way from London to the United States, via Edinburgh, later this year. Producer Awkward Productions announced on social media that the 90-minute musical, featuring theater actors Linus Karp as Paltrow and Joseph Martin as optometrist Terry

The BAFTAs this year proved to be a night of unpredictability, with high-wattage films like The Zone of Interest and Poor Things already making waves with multiple nominations. Despite the stiff competition, Christopher Nolan finally received the recognition he deserved with a Best Director award. It was a long time coming for Nolan, whose cult

French-Senegalese filmmaker Mati Diop delves deep into the role cultural artifacts play in shaping identity and how they have been used in campaigns of violent subjugation in her latest film, Dahomey. The film takes its name from the former West African kingdom of Dahomey, known for its powerful rulers and the famous Amazon women who

The Australian television M&A market is abuzz with anticipation as WTFN, one of the remaining independent production companies, has put itself up for sale. As the television landscape continues to evolve and consolidate, more companies are seeking strategic partnerships and acquisitions to remain competitive. With plans to expand into scripted series and high-end documentaries, WTFN

Paramount’s latest release, “Bob Marley: One Love,” directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green, made quite a splash at the international box office on its opening day. Garnering a total of $4.9M across 10 markets, the biopic about the reggae legend was met with overwhelming enthusiasm from offshore audiences. This article will delve into the film’s success,

In a major restructuring move, Channel 4, the British broadcaster, is set to cut up to 250 jobs, leading to the expected departure of several key executives. Among those likely to leave are Couple Next Door commissioner Caroline Hollick and Married at First Sight’s Karl Warner. While their departures have not been finalized, Channel 4

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences recently hosted its highly anticipated annual Oscar Nominees Luncheon at the iconic Beverly Hilton. This exclusive event brought together a majority of this year’s nominees, offering them a unique opportunity to enjoy each other’s company in a relaxed and intimate setting before the grand showcase of the