International

The Cannes Film Festival has a notorious reputation for building momentum slowly, as films vie for attention under the glitz and glamour of its iconic red carpet. However, this year has taken everyone by surprise, with “Sound of Falling,” directed by the enigmatic Mascha Schilinski, stirring immediate buzz since its inception. No longer just whispers

The emergence of Global Constellation as a significant player in the international film market tells a compelling story of evolution and ambition within the European cinema landscape. This newly established sales arm, a result of the merger between Film Constellation and Global Screen, signifies not just a strategic business move but also the potential for

As the global film industry increasingly turns its gaze toward the rich narratives and themes emerging from Southeast Asia, Indonesia is poised to make a significant dent in the genre of horror with its newest addition, “Melati: Revenge in Blood.” The film, directed by Mike Wiluan, not only carries the weight of cultural heritage but

Tom Cruise continues to reign supreme as one of Hollywood’s most audacious figures, as evidenced by his recent appearance in London to accept the prestigious BFI Fellowship. This award, given to individuals for outstanding contribution to film, places Cruise among cinematic legends such as Martin Scorsese and Ridley Scott. However, it’s not merely the award

In recent weeks, Prince Harry has once again captivated and bewildered the UK media landscape, shining a spotlight on the perplexing nature of royal protocols and personal safety. A week after experiencing defeat in the High Court regarding who should bear the costs for his security, Harry appeared on the BBC, characterizing himself as a

In an ever-evolving cinematic landscape, Alex Noyer’s upcoming horror film “Love Is The Monster” stands as a beacon of cultural creativity and genre innovation. Set against the haunting backdrops of Finland, the film intertwines a gripping narrative that echoes the age-old tales of Finnish mythology with a modern twist on folk horror. As Raven Banner

The British television format industry is witnessing a remarkable resurgence, reflecting the timeless appeal of its unique creativity and cultural richness. According to K7’s annual Tracking the Giants report, the UK now commands a stunning one-third (33%) of all new adaptations globally, showcasing a significant recovery from a perceived downturn in the previous year. This

Aardman, the renowned UK animation studio famed for its distinctive stop-motion artistry, is at it again. The announcement of the new feature film Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy has sparked excitement, particularly following the successful Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl. The interwoven narratives within Aardman’s universe intrigue fans, particularly with nods to

In a surprising admission, the BBC recently acknowledged a significant error in their editorial processes concerning an interview with Prince Harry. The broadcasting giant faced backlash for its apparent failure to critically examine the Duke of Sussex’s assertions during a segment on Radio 4’s Today show. This lapse raises essential questions about the integrity and

The Malaysian short film “Bleat!” has made headlines as it becomes the first of its kind from Malaysia to be selected for the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. Directed by Ananth Subramaniam, the film is a vivid portrayal of the tensions that arise when cultural beliefs collide with unexpected realities. In just 15 minutes, it narrates