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The Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) recently celebrated the world premiere of a documentary that encapsulates the artistic essence of RM from BTS. Officially titled “RM: Right People, Wrong Place,” the film takes audiences on an introspective journey as it explores not just the music but also the emotional landscape that RM navigated while creating

In a significant development in the film industry, former Wiedemann & Berg Managing Director Justyna Muesch is embarking on a new journey by founding an independent production company, Story Garden. Joining her in this venture are seasoned colleagues Sofie Scherz-Fleischer and director Alireza Golafshan. This collaboration aims to harness their collective expertise to foster the

In the ever-evolving landscape of film production, the Philippines continues to assert its presence on the international stage. With recent developments from Rein Entertainment, a production company founded by industry veterans Shugo Praico, Lino Cayetano, and Philip King, there’s a palpable excitement in the air as they present their next slate of projects at the

Netflix continues to assert its influence in the global cinema landscape, particularly with its ambitious 2025 film slate, unveiled at the esteemed Busan International Film Festival (BIFF). The selection showcases a variety of narratives, genres, and innovative storytelling techniques that underline Netflix’s commitment to fostering diverse and culturally rich content. This article delves into the

At this year’s Busan International Film Festival, Mohammad Rasoulof, a prominent Iranian filmmaker, assumed the role of president of the New Currents jury. His film, *The Seed Of The Sacred Fig*, which encountered significant hurdles in its home country, was selected as Germany’s submission for the Best International Feature category at the Oscars. Rasoulof’s journey

The Golden Horse Awards, revered for honoring outstanding achievements in the Chinese-language film industry, has recently unveiled its nominees for this year’s ceremony. Topping the list is **John Hsu’s** horror-comedy **”Dead Talents Society,”** which has garnered an impressive **eleven nominations**. This film weaves a unique blend of supernatural thrills and dark humor, transporting viewers to

The mental health situation within the UK film and television sector is growing increasingly dire, as revealed by the Film and TV Charity’s recent Looking Glass Survey. The survey, which assessed the working conditions of freelancers—an often precarious segment of the industry—revealed that approximately 35% of the 4,300 participants reported their mental health as “poor”

The discourse surrounding climate change has transcended the realms of environmental activism and scientific discussion, embedding itself deeply within the fabric of contemporary media. As the world’s leading public service broadcaster, the BBC is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping this narrative. Tim Davie, the Director General of the BBC, is spearheading a

Netflix has struck a significant chord in the realm of entertainment by signing acclaimed Japanese director Hitoshi One to a unique five-year exclusive deal. With this agreement, Netflix is set to produce and distribute all upcoming series and films crafted by One. The timing of this partnership is noteworthy, coming just two weeks after the

The international box office landscape is experiencing a mixed bag of performances this weekend, as animated features juggle their release schedules while garnering notable audience interest. As some films like *Transformers One* and *The Wild Robot* continue to roll out globally, both films present a fascinating study in the varying degrees of success within the