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Anderson: Sony Dropped 'Salt Path' Over Scandal
Gillian Anderson revealed Sony withdrew from distributing 'The Salt Path' the same week a scandal erupted over alleged fabrications in the memoir's true story, forcing the film to find a new North Ame
Prime Video Casts Unknown as Marília Mendonça in Biopic
Prime Video is building a multi-project 'Marília-verse' around late Brazilian sertanejo icon Marília Mendonça, with a documentary series launching this year and a biopic streaming next year starring u
10 Things Musical Sets Broadway Premiere for Aug 2027
Lena Dunham and Carly Rae Jepsen's stage adaptation of the 1999 cult rom-com "10 Things I Hate About You" will begin Broadway preview performances on Aug. 17, 2027, with opening night, casting, and ve
Beatles biopic recreates Abbey Road album cover
The production team behind Sam Mendes' four-film Beatles biopic was spotted filming outside Abbey Road studios in London, recreating the celebrated album cover with actors crossing the famous pedestri
Johnny Depp in Talks for Pirates Return
Johnny Depp is in talks to return as Captain Jack Sparrow in a new Pirates of the Caribbean film, marking a potential comeback to one of his most iconic roles despite past legal controversies.
Sam Eley’s Basil Crumbwick Wins Over Edinburgh With Dark Humor
Sam Eley’s new comedy character Basil Crumbwick, a big-headed, bigoted eccentric in a papier-mâché head, is emerging as a late-night cult hit at the Edinburgh Festival with sharp writing and dark humo
‘The Terminal List’ Reveals Season 2 Premiere Date & First-Look Photos Of Chris Pratt, Constance Wu & More
Prime Video's The Terminal List will return for Season 2 on October 21, with Chris Pratt reprising his role as Navy SEAL Commander James Reece in an adaptation of Jack Carr's second novel "True Believ
DramaBox Sets Brazilian Vertical Series From Cimarron & Trio Of Colombian Originals In Latin American Push
DramaBox is pushing deeper into Latin American vertical series, greenlighting a Brazilian production starring Duda Reis alongside Cimarrón and rolling out three Colombian originals developed with Dos
Bleiberg Launches 'People of the Book' At TIFF Market
Bleiberg Entertainment is launching the historical drama "People of the Book" at the TIFF market with worldwide sales rights, marking the first project for Good Films Studios Spain and a €20M Spanish
Hirokazu Kore-eda, Carol Morley & Lili Horvát In Competition At London Film Festival
The BFI London Film Festival unveiled ten films for its 70th edition Official Competition, including new works from Hirokazu Kore-eda, Carol Morley, and Lili Horvát, with the winner announced October
‘Supporting Role’ Review: Dato Bakhtadze Captivates in a Nocturnal Odyssey Through Tbilisi
Ana Urushadze's 'Supporting Role,' starring Dato Bakhtadze as a fading Georgian movie star on a surreal nocturnal odyssey through Tbilisi, won Rotterdam's Special Jury and FIPRESCI prizes and now comp
Prime Video Drops Clean Up Company Trailer
Prime Video India has unveiled the trailer for 'Clean Up Company,' an eight-part Hindi comedy-drama about three friends whose accidental crime-scene cleanup sideline spirals into a gangster showdown i
X-Files Director's Cut Adds Gore, Still Lacks Heart
Chris Carter's director's cut of "The X-Files: I Want to Believe," retitled "Vrach Frankenshteyn," has debuted on Disney+ with added gore, but a critic argues the film's original flaws — a preposterou
Tether 인연: Scottish-Korean Folk Theatre Reviewed
Tether 인연, a co-production between Scotland's Wonder Fools and South Korea's Theatre San, weaves 60 years of cross-generational romance across Glasgow and Korea, united by the pentatonic scale and sha
Kruger & Boon Cast as Nazi Hunters in Netflix's 'Projet K'
Diane Kruger and Dany Boon are set to portray real-life Nazi hunters Beate and Serge Klarsfeld in Netflix France's 'Projet K,' with Tim Roth cast as Klaus Barbie, the 'Butcher of Lyon.' Cameras are no
The Wall Explores Isolation at Summerhall
Seed Dance Company’s The Wall turns urban proximity into a study of isolation, using boxlike sets, human walls and a clingfilm tunnel to show how closeness can feel like confinement.
Brandon Flowers' Thrasher: Nashville Country Reinvention
Brandon Flowers' third solo album Thrasher sees the Killers frontman committing fully to Nashville country music with revered session players, delivering idiosyncratic character studies the reviewer c
Nolan's Odyssey Tops Korea Box Office for Second Weekend
Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" dominated South Korea's box office for a second straight weekend with $13.2 million and a 59% market share, while "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" held second.
I Made You a Mixtape review – frothy fringe fun as dorm mates party like it’s 1999
Response Theatre Company premieres 'I Made You a Mixtape,' a nostalgia-soaked dance piece set at a 1990s college dorm party, at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with mixed critical results.
Harris Novel Retells Rome's Rise Through Agrippa
Robert Harris's new novel "Agrippa" narrates Rome's transformation from civil war to empire through the eyes of Marcus Agrippa — Octavius's overlooked right-hand man and military engineer whom the emp
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