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A recent open letter signed by 300 prominent film professionals, including Martin Scorsese and Olivier Assayas, expresses their support for Carlo Chatrian, the outgoing Artistic Director of the Berlinale. The letter calls for Chatrian’s contract to be reinstated and extended beyond 2024. Chatrian’s decision to step down came after the German Ministry for Culture and

Neon, the film distribution company, has recently acquired worldwide rights for Ava DuVernay’s upcoming film, Origin. The film is set to make its world premiere in Competition at the prestigious Venice Film Festival on September 6th. This acquisition is significant because it marks the first time in the festival’s 80-year history that a film directed

Sofia Coppola’s latest film, Priscilla, made its world premiere at the prestigious Venice Film Festival on Monday evening, and the initial response was nothing short of rousing. The audience, including Priscilla Presley herself, gave the biopic a resounding ovation that lasted an impressive 7 minutes and 45 seconds. The memoir-based movie, co-authored by Priscilla Presley,

Science fiction has long entertained us with the theory of the multiverse, where parallel worlds branch out from every possible choice and decision, populated with alternate versions of ourselves. Director Timm Kröger takes this theory, which has fascinated us since the 1950s, and delves deeper into its mysterious and sinister nature in his film, “The

Five years after his triumphant A Star is Born world premiere at the Venice Film Festival, Bradley Cooper is back on the Lido with his latest film, Maestro. However, due to the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike, the director and star is unable to physically attend the festival. Nevertheless, the film, which recounts the story of legendary

South African production house, Videovision Entertainment, has recently announced its entry into the television content market with the launch of a new TV sales division. With over 100 feature films and a vast library of television programs amounting to more than 10,000 hours, Videovision aims to bring African content to the forefront. Videovision’s CEO, Anant

Fremantle and IBI Investment House have collaborated to launch a €150M ($162.7M) Scripted Fund, aiming to support high-end TV and film projects. This fund will be spearheaded by Guy Hameiri, CEO of Abot Hameiri, a company owned by Fremantle. The Israeli investor, IBI, will work closely with Fremantle to facilitate the production of each project

Christopher Nolan’s latest film, Oppenheimer, made its official debut in China today, and it has already made a significant impact at the box office. With a gross of approximately $5.4 million on its opening day, the film is off to a strong start. But what factors have contributed to its success in the Chinese market?

The British Film Institute’s (BFI) London Film Festival is known for showcasing the best of contemporary cinema, and this year’s edition is no exception. With a diverse range of films from talented filmmakers around the world, the festival promises to be a treat for cinephiles. In this article, we will take a closer look at

Rubicon Global Media, the recently formed company by industry veterans Chris Albrecht and Jorge Granier, has announced a new strategic partnership with BTF Media, a leading film and television production firm based in Mexico. This partnership aims to accelerate Rubicon’s efforts to aggregate intellectual property (IP) from Mexico and transform it into compelling story-driven content