International

In an exciting development for the European film landscape, mk2 films, a prominent name in the sector, has partnered with IPR.VC, an investment fund manager, to secure a multi-year financing agreement. This strategic collaboration promises significant financial investment for a series of upcoming projects dedicated to auteur-driven cinema. Such partnerships are pivotal as they provide
In a significant cultural moment, France has chosen Jacques Audiard’s bold Spanish-language musical, *Emilia Pérez*, to represent the nation in the Best International Feature Film category at the prestigious 97th Academy Awards. This decision marks a continued evolution of French cinema, showcasing an expanding appreciation for diverse storytelling and fresh narratives. The film stars Karla
The streaming service Prime Video is undergoing notable changes in its leadership structure within Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. These organizational shifts signal Amazon’s strategic focus on harnessing local expertise to improve its content offerings and market share in these regions. This article delves into the implications of these changes, the new leadership’s backgrounds, and
Box office dynamics continue to evolve, with recent data shedding light on the strong performance of horror and franchise films across various international markets. A notable case is Universal/Blumhouse’s “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” which maintained significant momentum after its world premiere in Venice. The film garnered an impressive estimated $28.7 million from overseas audiences in its second
Tom Cruise is not only renowned for his thrilling roles but also for his dedication to the craft of filmmaking. His recent involvement in the Olympic Games closing ceremony epitomizes this commitment. Reportedly, Cruise had two non-negotiable requests: he would perform his own stunts and do so without any monetary remuneration. This decision sheds light
In an exciting yet tumultuous twist, Greece has chosen Eva Nathena’s evocative film “The Murderess” as its entry for Best International Feature Film at the 97th Academy Awards. This film, which draws inspiration from Alexandros Papadiamantis’ renowned literary work, is set against the backdrop of a serene yet oppressive Greek island circa 1900. Central to
This year’s Tokyo International Film Festival will kick off with the world premiere of “11 Rebels” directed by Kazuya Shiraishi and close with the French-Italian comedy “Marcello Mio” directed by Christophe Honoré. While the premise of “11 Rebels” seems intriguing, with its focus on an 11-member suicide squad taking on a fortress-defence mission during a
William Tell, the legendary huntsman from the 14th century, is a figure whose story has captivated audiences for centuries. However, the question remains – did he ever really exist, or is this just a tall tale passed down through generations? Director-writer Nick Hamm attempts to shed light on this enigmatic figure in a new film
The recent statements made by UK broadcasting executives at the Edinburgh TV Festival have stirred up controversy and criticism within the industry. The head of Pact, John McVay, has condemned their remarks as “callous” and “cloth-eared,” highlighting the lack of sensitivity towards the mid-budget programming market. The dismissive attitude displayed by BBC, ITV, and Channel