International

UK broadcasting executives have recently come under fire for their seemingly callous and insensitive attitude towards the mid-budget programing market. The head of Pact, John McVay, criticized the way in which BBC, ITV, and Channel 4 bosses publicly proclaimed the death of the mid-range market. Instead of showing empathy towards the producers who rely on
0 Comments
Upon receiving the Toronto International Film Festival Tribute Performer Award, Amy Adams took the opportunity to express her gratitude towards her daughter, Aviana. She credited her daughter for not only making her a better mother but a better person altogether. This emotional moment showcased the deep bond between mother and daughter, especially in the glitz
0 Comments
Upon watching Mike Leigh’s film, “Hard Truths,” one cannot help but be captivated by the character of Pansy, portrayed by the talented Marianne Jean-Baptiste. The film delves into the bleak and disturbing world of working-class life in Great Britain, with Pansy at the center of it all. Her portrayal leaves a lasting impact, showcasing the
0 Comments
Netflix is making significant strides in bolstering its Chinese-language content slate, with a strong focus on Taiwan. Maya Huang, the streamer’s head of Chinese Language Content, recently unveiled the team’s originals strategy in Taiwan. One of the highlights of this strategy is the upcoming series “Born for the Spotlight,” which features Taiwanese actresses Hsieh Ying-xuan
0 Comments
Alfonso Cuarón, the brilliant director behind Oscar-winning films like Gravity and Roma, has ventured into the world of television with his latest creation, Disclaimer. This seven-hour Apple TV+ production is an adaptation of Renée Knight’s gripping novel, bringing to life the story of documentary filmmaker Catherine Ravenscroft, portrayed masterfully by Leila George and Cate Blanchett
0 Comments
George Clooney and Brad Pitt, two Hollywood icons, have once again graced the silver screen together at the Venice Film Festival. Their latest co-starring venture, “Wolf,” premiered out of competition and was met with great fanfare. The official screening received a standing ovation that lasted five minutes and 35 seconds, a true testament to the
0 Comments
Danish director Thomas Vinterberg’s latest project, a seven-part series titled ‘Families Like Ours’, is set to premiere at the prestigious Venice Film Festival. This eagerly anticipated drama marks Vinterberg’s first foray into television following the success of his award-winning film ‘Another Round’. The series is part of a special focus on high-end productions at the
0 Comments