International

Mickey Rourke’s career has been a rollercoaster ride, punctuated by spectacular highs and excruciating lows. Once heralded as Hollywood’s leading man, Rourke has gradually become synonymous with turbulence, both in personal life and professional endeavors. Recently, his tenure on Celebrity Big Brother UK came crashing down due to a series of alarming incidents. What was
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In an exciting development that promises to bridge cultures within the film industry, Toei Co, a cornerstone of Japanese cinema, has entered a thrilling co-production agreement with Pambili Media, helmed by South African filmmaker Mandla Dube. This partnership aims to breathe life into “Yasuke – Way Of The Butterfly,” a cinematic undertaking commemorating Yasuke, an
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When it comes to the greats in British television, few names resonate as profoundly as Peter Fincham and Jimmy Mulville. Joining forces, they are set to pave new pathways in the realm of entertainment with their latest venture—’Insiders: The TV Podcast.’ This ten-part series promises to offer an engaging and revealing examination of the industry,
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In light of recent upheavals in the global economy, particularly due to the far-reaching consequences of Donald Trump’s international trade tariffs, Australia finds itself at a critical juncture. The Screen Producers Australia (SPA) has raised urgent concerns regarding the staggering delay in implementing streaming regulations that are essential for local content production. It is increasingly
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In the world of cinema, few directors have dared to dream as audaciously as Lav Diaz. The Filipino auteur is well-known for his unconventional storytelling style, often encapsulating grand narratives within lengthy runtimes that challenge traditional cinematic norms. His latest project, “Beatrice, The Wife,” starring the acclaimed Gael García Bernal, promises to be no exception.
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When Kenneth Lonergan speaks, aspiring writers lean in with rapt attention. Known for his remarkable films like *Manchester by the Sea* and *You Can Count on Me*, Lonergan’s journey is a testament to the intricate relationship between artistic vision and commercial constraints. During his enlightening keynote conversation at Dublin’s much-acclaimed Storyhouse screenwriting festival, he divulged
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The ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict represents a cacophony of pain and resilience that has reached unimaginable proportions. With increasing violence and an alarming humanitarian crisis, artists and cultural institutions are left grappling with the heavy burden of responsibility. At the annual talent and project meeting of the Doha Film Institute, the air was thick with urgency
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