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The creators of a captivating documentary shedding light on the life of Andrew Tate have recently revealed an intriguing aspect of their filming process. Dan Reed, the producer behind “I Am Andrew Tate,” which is set to air in the UK on Sunday evening, shared in The Guardian newspaper that Tate had imposed one specific

In a recent development, Roberto Stopello, the VP of Series in Latin America at Netflix, has decided to step down from his role in Mexico City. However, he will still maintain his collaboration with the streaming giant on scripted content. Stopello’s departure is attributed to his desire to move back to the United States due

Ning Hao’s film “The Movie Emperor” has been selected as the opening film for the first edition of the Asia-Europe Young Cinema Film Festival in Macau. On the other hand, Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s “12th Fail” will serve as the closing film for the festival. The event features two main sections, including masterclasses and screenings for

BBC Storyville has recently acquired the exclusive rights to broadcast the critically acclaimed documentary “Bad Press” in the United Kingdom. Directed by Rebecca Landsberry-Baker, a member of the Muscogee Creek Nation, and Joe Peeler, the film made its debut at the Sundance Film Festival, where it received the prestigious U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award for

After a tumultuous period marred by the Covid-19 pandemic, the French cinema industry can finally breathe a sigh of relief as new data from the National Cinema Center (CNC) reveals a significant surge in theater admissions in 2023. With 181 million admissions recorded, there has been an impressive 18.9 percent increase compared to the previous

The racing world is mourning the loss of Gil de Ferran, an accomplished race car driver who tragically passed away at the age of 56. De Ferran, who was born in Paris, France, but became a Brazilian citizen, died in Opa-Locka, Florida, following a stroke. The news of his passing has sent shockwaves through the

In a powerful display of solidarity, more than 600 prominent figures from the French art and entertainment world have signed a “counter-petition” decrying the support shown for iconic actor Gérard Depardieu amid numerous accusations of sexual assault and rape. This collective condemnation comes as a response to a recent open letter signed by 55 cinema

Twenty years ago, Alastair Campbell, notorious for his role as a UK government spin doctor, found himself mulling over the possibility of taking legal action against the BBC. This was due to the controversies surrounding the Iraq War, a subject that has resurfaced recently with the release of archived documents under the UK’s 20-year rule.

The BBC has recently come under fire for allegedly promoting a biased agenda known as “woke bias” in its programming. The Campaign for Common Sense, a group advocating for freedom of expression, accuses the UK broadcaster of cherry-picking examples to support their claims. This article critically examines these accusations and evaluates the evidence presented. The

Ridley Scott’s highly-anticipated biographical epic, Napoleon, has exceeded expectations at the global box office, surpassing the $200 million milestone. As of Tuesday’s numbers, the film has earned a total of $200.7 million worldwide, with $141.1 million coming from international markets. The domestic box office performance stands at $59.6 million. From its inception, Napoleon aimed to