International

In an era where parenting and child independence have become focal points of cultural discussions, the Canadian adaptation of the beloved Japanese series “Old Enough!” is making waves. This heartwarming program, which has charmed audiences in Japan for over thirty years, presents a simple yet profound premise: toddlers embark on errands unaccompanied by their parents,

In the realm of festive cinema, few creators have left as indelible a mark as Richard Curtis. Renowned for his romantic comedies, particularly “Love Actually,” Curtis now ventures into the animated landscape with “That Christmas.” This film offers a fresh, albeit complex, narrative filled with warmth, humor, and a touch of introspection. The film’s charm

Renowned screenwriter David Franzoni, celebrated for his contributions to classic films like *Gladiator* and *Amistad*, is set to embark on a new creative journey. Teaming up with Graphic India and Starlings Television, Franzoni is adapting his graphic novel, *Alexander Immortal*, into an exciting scripted series slated for release in 2025. Unlike typical portrayals of the

The unexpected passing of Liam Payne has cast a dark shadow over the entertainment landscape, compelling Netflix to reevaluate its upcoming music competition series, “Building the Band.” Initially greenlit in May, the show completed filming just prior to this tragic event. Now, the streaming giant is grappling with the dilemma of how to approach a

The upcoming adaptation of Gabriel García Márquez’s seminal work, “100 Years of Solitude,” is poised to be a transformative event for both television and Latin American storytelling. Set to premiere on December 11, the series will unfold over two distinct seasons, each comprising eight episodes that intricately weave the multi-generational saga of the Buendía family.

The gaming industry is currently facing a wave of unrest, primarily stemming from a controversial return-to-office (RTO) mandate imposed by Ubisoft. This mandate requires employees to be physically present in the workplace at least three days a week, leading to widespread dissatisfaction among staff in France and now spreading to Italy. Approximately 700 French employees

In an illuminating keynote address at the MIA conference held in Rome, Katherine Pope, president of Sony Pictures Television Studios, shared her insights on the evolving landscape of television production. Drawing from her extensive experience, including a decade at NBCUniversal, Pope emphasized the significance of looking back at traditional methods to inform future practices. Historically,

In a significant development within the entertainment industry, LA-based DH’BAB Productions has forged a partnership with Muvi, a prominent Saudi studio and cinema chain. This collaboration signals a robust strategy toward enhancing the film landscape in Saudi Arabia, leveraging Muvi’s extensive financial resources and distribution expertise. While the specifics of the financial arrangement remain undisclosed,

The anticipation surrounding the awards season in Hollywood can be palpable, and one of the first major events paving the way for this season was Contenders London. This newly launched streaming platform serves as a digital archive for panel discussions hosted at the Ham Yard Hotel, encapsulating key conversations with thought leaders and creative talents

The global box office landscape has recently been characterized by highs and lows, with notable international releases yielding varying degrees of success. Emerging titles like “Joker: Folie à Deux,” “The Wild Robot,” and “Transformers One” illustrate the complexity of audience reception across diverse markets. Here, we delve into the performance of these films, analyzing their