International

In a significant development for the independent production landscape in Europe, the European Producers Club (EPC) has appointed Julie-Jeanne Régnault as its new Managing Director. Her appointment comes as the organization bids farewell to Alexandra Lebret, who devoted an impressive 23 years of her life to steering the EPC. This transition marks the beginning of
0 Comments
The film industry is perpetually in search of stories that transcend geographical boundaries. Indonesia’s latest offering, “Rangga & Cinta,” aims to do precisely that through its nostalgic reboot of the iconic 2002 film “What’s With Love?” (Ada Apa Dengan Cinta?). Produced by Barunson E&A, a company with a stellar track record that includes the Oscar-winning
0 Comments
In a powerful statement that echoes through the corridors of the entertainment industry, esteemed actor Sir Ian McKellen encourages young gay actors to embrace their identities openly. Drawing a parallel between the challenges faced by homosexual actors and those encountered by aspiring footballers in the UK’s prestigious Premier League, McKellen highlights the pervasive issue of
0 Comments
The cinematic landscape has recently welcomed back one of its most cherished characters, Bridget Jones, in a charmingly contemporary incarnation with “Mad About the Boy.” With Renée Zellweger reprising her iconic role, the film has already crossed the impressive threshold of $100 million at the international box office. This achievement undeniably marks a significant moment
0 Comments
In a time when traditional media is grappling with substantial transitions, ProSiebenSat.1 Media, a prominent player in the German media landscape, has revealed its financial results for 2024, presenting a complex yet resilient picture. The company reported revenues of €3.92 billion, marking a modest 2% increase year-over-year. However, the growth narrative is painted with caveats,
0 Comments
The British television industry is currently navigating a turbulent sea of funding challenges, sparking serious discussions about the future of its scripted content. In this landscape, the BBC’s willingness to consider a streamer levy is both timely and necessary. The broadcaster’s Director General, Tim Davie, has publicly expressed an openness to exploring this concept, which
0 Comments