International

BAFTA North America has officially announced the appointment of Joyce Pierpoline as the new Chair of its Board of Directors. Pierpoline, a highly acclaimed producer, brings with her a wealth of experience and a strong passion for the industry. With an impressive lineup of successful projects under her belt, including the award-winning films “Mediha” and

A recently revealed conflict from the last series of the UK’s popular dance competition, Strictly Come Dancing, has taken a new turn with Sherlock actress Amanda Abbington reportedly demanding access to video footage of her dance rehearsals with professional dancer Giovanni Pernice. This move is believed to be part of a possible legal claim, as

Andrew Tate, a prominent influencer known for his controversial online presence, has recently been the subject of an access-all-areas documentary titled “I Am Andrew Tate”. The documentary, produced by Dan Reed, offers a glimpse into Tate’s life and sheds light on the conditions imposed by the influencer himself during the filming process. During the production

Roberto Stopello, former VP of Series in Latin America at Netflix, has officially left his position based in Mexico City. While Stopello will no longer hold his executive role, it has been confirmed that he will continue to collaborate with the streaming giant on scripted content. The reason for his departure? Family reasons that have

Macau is set to host the inaugural edition of the Asia-Europe Young Cinema Film Festival from January 5 to 11. The event will feature screenings of a variety of films, as well as masterclasses and a Works-in-Progress (WiP) Lab. The purpose of the festival is to bridge the gap between young Chinese filmmakers and the

The BBC has recently acquired the U.K. rights to the Sundance prize-winning documentary, “Bad Press.” Directed by Rebecca Landsberry-Baker and Joe Peeler, the film offers a unique perspective on the fight for a free press within the Muscogee Nation. Although the documentary received critical acclaim and several awards, a closer analysis reveals some shortcomings in

The National Cinema Center (CNC) has recently released data that indicates a positive shift for the French film industry. In 2023, there were 181 million theater admissions, representing an impressive 18.9 percent increase compared to the previous year. This surge in audience attendance brings a renewed sense of confidence to French exhibitors as they begin

The racing community is mourning the loss of Gil de Ferran, a beloved French-born Brazilian race car driver. De Ferran passed away at the age of 56 in Opa-Locka, Florida, following a stroke. The tragic news of his death has shocked the Brazilian Automobile Confederation (CBA) and motorsport enthusiasts worldwide. Gil de Ferran was born

Some 600 French art and entertainment world figures have taken a stand against the defense of iconic actor Gérard Depardieu, who has faced multiple accusations of sexual assault and one of rape. In a powerful counter-petition, these individuals condemn a recent open letter signed by 55 cinema celebrities in support of Depardieu, as well as

The release of archived documents under the UK’s 20-year rule has reignited discussions surrounding the premiership of former Prime Minister Tony Blair and the controversies surrounding the Iraq War. Among these controversies, the role of Alastair Campbell, a notorious former UK government spin doctor, has come into focus. Campbell, who served as an advisor to