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As the year 2024 unfolds, the global box office landscape depicts a vibrant yet complex picture. This weekend marks a pivotal moment as several films achieve significant milestones, even as we remember the challenges faced in Hollywood due to external factors. The resilience of the film industry is on display, and a closer look at

The film industry in India witnessed a notable shift in 2024, as South Indian films, prominently represented by blockbusters such as *Pushpa 2: The Rule* and *Kalki 2898 AD*, dominated the box office. The overall box office collections reached an impressive $1.38 billion (Rs. 118.3 billion), marking it as the second-highest revenue year historically. However,

Donnie Yen, a prominent figure in martial arts cinema, takes on a new venture in his recent film, “The Prosecutor.” Unlike his well-trodden path of martial arts-tinged action films, this legal drama reflects a significant narrative shift, placing Yen in a role that intertwines the intricacies of the legal system with moral dilemmas. In this

The anticipated two-part drama series, *Brian and Maggie*, centers around an electrifying moment in British political history—Margaret Thatcher’s final television interview. Starring Harriet Walter as the formidable Iron Lady and Steve Coogan as interviewer Brian Walden, the production delves into both the political and personal dimensions of their interaction. Set against the backdrop of rising

The anticipation is building around GDH’s latest cinematic venture, “Flat Girls,” set to hit theaters on February 6, 2024. Following the immense success of “How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies,” this new film seeks to delve into the complex interplay of teenage friendship against the backdrop of differing socioeconomic realities. The narrative follows Jane

The Gøteborg Film Festival, in collaboration with the Nordisk Film & TV Fond, has paved the way for a fresh exploration of narrative excellence through their inaugural Nordic Series Script Award. This initiative reflects a growing recognition of the necessity to support and reward the creative efforts that shape contemporary Nordic storytelling. By honoring a

The London Film Critics’ Circle is poised to present the esteemed Dilys Powell Award for Excellence in Film to the acclaimed actor Daniel Craig during its upcoming Film Awards ceremony. This recognition is not merely an acknowledgment of Craig’s work as an artist but a celebration of his profound impact on the film industry. Expressing

As we approach the annual Unifrance Rendez-Vous in Paris, the excitement surrounding French cinema is palpable. The event serves as a significant platform for showcasing upcoming projects, and this year, Goodfellas has set the stage for a standout selection of films for 2025. Among the excitement, the inclusion of both seasoned filmmakers and fresh talents

Sky, the leading media and telecommunications conglomerate, is undergoing a notable transformation in its awards department. With the appointment of Charlotte Mardon-Heath as the Head of Awards & Original Brands Lead and the recent addition of Elisa Christophe as the Senior Awards Manager, the company is signaling a forward-thinking approach to its awards strategy. The

“Emilia Pérez,” directed by the talented Jacques Audiard, has emerged as one of the standout films of the year, recently taking home the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture – Non-English Language. This distinguished recognition is not merely a testament to the film’s artistic merits but highlights its resonance with audiences globally. Audiard’s heartfelt acceptance