International

In a significant step towards strengthening its position in the global film industry, mk2 Films, a prominent European sales, production, and finance company, has announced a multi-year financing deal with investment fund manager IPR.VC. This collaboration will provide substantial financial backing for a series of future projects, potentially reshaping the landscape of European auteur-driven cinema.
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In a decisive move, France has chosen “Emilia Pérez,” a Spanish-language musical directed by acclaimed filmmaker Jacques Audiard, to contend for the Best International Feature Film category at the 97th Academy Awards. This film marks a bold step in Audiard’s cinematic journey, showcasing a nuanced exploration of identity amid the backdrop of cartel violence. With
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Recent organizational transitions within Prime Video reflect a strategic shift aimed at enhancing its offerings in key international markets, particularly Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. With Hwei Loke stepping into the role of Head of Prime Video Australia and New Zealand, it marks a significant transition. Notably, she succeeds Hushidar Kharas, who is evolving into
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In a week filled with cinematic excitement, “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” continued to capture audience attention worldwide, raking in approximately $28.7 million from international markets. Following its lively debut at the Venice Film Festival, the film experienced a modest 44% decline in its overseas earnings, which is respectable for a title of its kind. This brings its
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William Tell, the legendary huntsman of the 14th century, has been the subject of many stories and adaptations over the years. However, the recent film adaptation directed by Nick Hamm brings a fresh perspective to this classic tale. Despite the lack of historical accuracy in some parts of the story, the film manages to capture
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The UK broadcasting industry has recently come under fire for its approach to addressing the decline of mid-budget programming. Critics have labeled broadcasting bosses as “callous” and “cloth-eared” for their public statements regarding the state of the mid-range market. The head of Pact, John McVay, expressed dismay at how industry leaders, such as BBC’s Charlotte
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