International

The upcoming holiday film *A Dickens of a Christmas* is creating quite a buzz, especially with its unique narrative that blends romance, family, and a dash of the supernatural. The film stars rising talents Ashley Newbrough and Chad Rook, both of whom bring their significant experience in the industry to this festive feature. Set to

The world of music continuously evolves, often intertwining with the personal journeys of its creators. A cinematic manifestation of this sentiment can be found in RM: Right People, Wrong Place, a documentary spotlighting the inner workings and emotional landscape of beloved BTS leader RM, also known as Kim Nam-joon. The film made its grand debut

In a noteworthy development within the German film industry, former Wiedemann & Berg Managing Director Justyna Muesch has embarked on a new venture, joining hands with her ex-colleague Sofie Scherz-Fleischer and director Alireza Golafshan to establish an independent production company named Story Garden in Munich. This collaboration marks a strategic and creative partnership among seasoned

The Philippine film and television landscape is witnessing a resurgence, and leading the charge is Rein Entertainment. Established in 2017 by seasoned veterans Shugo Praico, Lino Cayetano, and Philip King, the production outfit has been instrumental in producing captivating content that resonates with audiences locally and internationally. As they make their presence felt at the

The 2025 film lineup unveiled by Netflix at the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) underscores an era of innovation and diversity in the Korean filmmaking landscape. This carefully curated slate features an array of genres and narratives that promise to captivate audiences both domestically and abroad. As Netflix continues to invest in original content from

The landscape of international cinema has seen its fair share of challenges, particularly from authoritarian regimes that impose strict censorship on artistic expression. One filmmaker who has become emblematic of this struggle is Mohammad Rasoulof. As the president of the New Currents jury at this year’s Busan International Film Festival, Rasoulof’s experiences serve as a

The annual Golden Horse Awards, a prestigious event in the Asian film industry, has kicked off this year’s nominations, showcasing an impressive array of talent and creativity. Leading the pack is John Hsu’s horror comedy, “Dead Talents Society,” which has garnered a staggering 11 nominations, including key categories such as Best Narrative Feature, Best Director,

Recent findings from the Film and TV Charity’s latest “Looking Glass Survey” indicate a distressing trend in the mental health landscape of the UK’s film and television sector. The survey notably reveals that a staggering 35% of the 4,300 freelancers interviewed consider their mental health to be “poor” or “very poor.” This marks a significant

The broadcasting industry stands at a critical juncture in its history, where the forces of climate change and sustainability demand urgent action. Tim Davie, the Director General of BBC, is leading this charge by advocating for the integration of climate and sustainability themes into media content. His upcoming address at the Climate Creatives event is

Netflix has made a significant move in the world of Japanese entertainment by securing an exclusive five-year agreement with acclaimed director Hitoshi One. This partnership represents a vital step in expanding Netflix’s portfolio in international markets, particularly in showcasing the unique storytelling and cinematic style that Japan has to offer. One’s appointment comes hot on