International

In a world where art often serves as a mirror to societal truths, the recent events surrounding the documentary “No Other Land” starkly highlight the perilous intersection of creativity and conflict. Co-director Hamdan Ballal, a Palestinian filmmaker, faced an alarming incident when he was violently attacked by a mob of Israeli settlers near his village

When Oliver Masucci signed on for the Israeli drama series *The German*, he anticipated the challenges that come with portraying historical and deeply traumatic themes. However, nothing could have prepared him for the harsh reality he faced while filming against the backdrop of the Israel-Hamas conflict. Masucci articulated a profound sense of “co-traumatization,” succinctly capturing

The finale of Max’s telenovela *Beleza Fatal* (Scars of Beauty) managed to break the mold of typical narrative resolutions that viewers have come to expect. In a genre renowned for its melodramas and neatly wrapped-up plots, this show took a bold step by offering a darker, more complex resolution for its central characters. For anyone

Karla Sofía Gascón, a name that recently echoed through the halls of Hollywood, found her trajectory unexpectedly disrupted by social media comments that date back several years. Known for her compelling performance in the film *Emilia Pérez*, Gascón was poised to enter the annals of history as the first openly transgender actress to clutch an

In a groundbreaking move that signifies a new chapter in the film industry, Hong Kong’s Phoenix Waters Productions has teamed up with South Korea’s Studio Target, marking a pivotal moment for cross-border cinematic collaboration. The signing of their memorandum of understanding (MOU) not only sets the groundwork for future projects but also highlights a shared

In the world of television drama, few narratives compel as much intrigue as stories entwined with the British royal family. The latest production, “The Lady,” emerges as a powerful exploration of ambition, betrayal, and the judicial system’s unpredictability. Following the controversial life of Jane Andrews—once a royal aide and dresser turned convict—the series captivates viewers

The upcoming television series “The Narrow Road to the Deep North” promises to be a gripping exploration of love, sacrifice, and the lingering scars of war. Adapted from Richard Flanagan’s Booker Prize-winning novel, this ambitious project resonates deeply with themes of memory, justice, and the human condition. With its launch on April 18 on Prime

In a strategic move poised to reshape the British Broadcasting Corporation, John Curbishley is making a remarkable return to the BBC in a newly amplified role. As the incoming Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer, Curbishley finds himself at the helm of the corporation’s reinvention during a particularly pivotal moment within the media landscape. This transition

The 18th Asian Film Awards (AFA) recently took place at the Grand Theatre of the Xiqu Centre in Hong Kong, illuminating the thriving landscape of Asian cinema with its celebration of talent and creativity. This year, the festival showcased an array of films that pushed artistic boundaries, encapsulated deep-rooted cultural narratives, and reflected the diverse

The anticipation surrounding boxing matches often teeters on the edge of chaos, but few events have evoked as much fervor as the escalating conflict between Chris Eubank Jr. and Connor Benn. Piers Morgan’s recent episode of *Piers Morgan Uncensored* became a microcosm of the brewing storm, as it highlighted not only the athletes’ personal grievances