International

In a world obsessed with appearances and societal standards, films like Miro Remo’s *Better Go Mad In The Wild* serve as stark reminders that true understanding lies beneath the surface. Mirroring the raw intimacy of classics such as *Grey Gardens* and echoing the rebellious spirit of Czech cinema’s historical milestones, this documentary dares viewers to

The controversy surrounding the BBC’s documentary, *Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone*, exposes a profound crisis within one of the world’s most venerable news institutions. Initially hailed as a courageous effort to portray the chaos faced by civilians in Gaza, the film quickly became embroiled in questions of journalistic integrity. Its subsequent removal from the

Norway, a nation with a modest population of just over 5.5 million, has long been underestimated in the entertainment world. Despite its size, the country has produced an impressive roster of actresses who consistently demonstrate a depth and breadth of talent that rivals much larger film industries. Liv Ullmann set a high bar as a

Joe Locke’s theatrical journey exemplifies a pattern of fearless reinvention and artistic ambition. Having recently debuted on Broadway—a milestone that signals recognition among the most competitive stage circles—Locke is now poised to make a significant impact on London’s storied West End. This transition is not merely geographical; it marks a deliberate step into a global

Amazon MGM Studios’ recent appointment of Charlie Coleman as Head of International Theatrical Marketing exemplifies a powerful commitment to expanding its global reach. This move signals not merely a personnel change but a calculated step toward positioning the studio as a formidable competitor on the international stage. In an industry where storytelling transcends borders, expanding

In the contemporary landscape of documentary filmmaking, there is an unmistakable shift towards politically charged, socially relevant stories that resonate with the global zeitgeist. Recent Oscar winners such as *No Other Land*, *20 Days in Mariupol*, and *Navalny* exemplify this trend — films that do not merely document events but actively challenge viewers to confront

At first glance, Raynor Winn’s “The Salt Path” appears to be an inspiring narrative of resilience and transformation. Published as a heartfelt memoir, it chronicles a couple’s extraordinary journey along England’s coast amid personal tragedies—losing their home and confronting a life-altering diagnosis. The story’s poetic and raw depiction of hardship has captivated audiences worldwide, inspiring

In the rapidly evolving landscape of social media, TikTok’s impending transition signals more than just a corporate restructuring—they herald a profound shift in the battle over data, sovereignty, and cultural influence. Rather than merely selling out to U.S. investors, the platform appears poised to reinvent itself as a domestically controlled entity, aiming to reclaim its

The recent passing of Jiří Bartoška marks the end of an era for Czech cinema and the global film community alike. His lifelong dedication to the arts transcended mere performances, shaping the cultural fabric of not only Czech Republic but also serving as a beacon of artistic resilience on the international stage. As president of

“Foreigner,” the latest work by visionary filmmaker Ava Maria Safai, emerges as a compelling addition to the horror genre, demonstrating how personal storytelling can redefine cultural narratives. Safai leverages her multidisciplinary background and bilingual setting to craft a film that is as much about identity and assimilation as it is about fear and supernatural menace.