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9 Light Launches Sales Arm Starting With 'Sound & Fury'
Toronto-based 9 Light Entertainment is launching a sales and distribution division, kicking it off with the fall-starting comedic thriller "Sound & Fury" starring Daniel Maslany and directed by Charle
Hae-Sup Sin Wins Allwyn Residency Fellowship
Swiss-Korean director Hae-Sup Sin has been awarded the Allwyn Residency Fellowship at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, earning a one-month professional program in Los Angeles for his short film 'Ban Da
Three Heated Rivalry Parody Musicals Hit Edinburgh Fringe
Three independent musical parody productions of the hockey romance TV hit Heated Rivalry are converging at this year's Edinburgh fringe, with a fourth show heading to London.
Monica Dolan Stars In Tuam Mass Grave Drama At Galway Fleadh
First footage of Monica Dolan has been released for The Lost Children Of Tuam, premiering at the Galway Film Fleadh on July 11. The drama follows historian Catherine Corless's discovery that up to 796
Bendita Acquires Ann Oren's Locarno Film 'Objet A'
Bendita Film Sales has acquired international rights to Ann Oren's second feature Objet A, which will world-premiere in Locarno's main International Competition in August and is among 17 films in the
Scene: Manchester Festival Lineup Features Davies, Oseman
Scene: Manchester's third LGBTQIA+ film and TV festival has unveiled its full August 20-27 lineup, featuring appearances by Russell T. Davies and Heartstopper creator Alice Oseman, plus preview screen
600+ Crew Filmed 'Dune: Part Three' Across 31 Days in Abu Dhabi
The Abu Dhabi Film Commission released behind-the-scenes images of 'Dune: Part Three' filming in the Liwa Desert, which has doubled as the planet Arrakis across the entire sci-fi trilogy, with over 60
Terzić's '3 Weeks After' Premieres at Karlovy Vary
Serbian director Miroslav Terzić's third feature '3 Weeks After,' an unflinching bullying drama set during a class trip to Bulgaria, premiered in competition at Karlovy Vary, drawing praise for its fo
Richard Malone's Five-Metre Sculptures for EU Council
Irish textile artist Richard Malone has been commissioned to install five-metre fabric sculptures titled Cuimhne agus Séadchomhartha at the Council of the European Union's Brussels buildings as Irelan
Bonnie Tyler, the gravel-voiced star who sang her way into music history
Bonnie Tyler, the gravel-voiced Welsh singer behind 'Total Eclipse of the Heart,' has died at 75 after months in intensive care following emergency intestinal surgery in Portugal earlier this year.
Locarno Festival Announces ‘Adventurous’ Lineup Featuring Caleb Landry Jones, Isabelle Huppert, Hong Sang-soo and Monica Bellucci
The Locarno Film Festival unveiled its 79th edition lineup featuring 103 world premieres, with Hong Sang-soo, Monica Bellucci, Isabelle Huppert, and Caleb Landry Jones among the draws.
Valeria Sarmiento Premieres Final Film 'Behind the Rain'
Veteran Chilean filmmaker Valeria Sarmiento premiered 'Behind the Rain' at Karlovy Vary's Crystal Globe Competition — her final directorial work after a 50+ year career. The monochrome drama follows a
Netflix's 'Lords' Day' Casts Lawtey, Thomas, Whelan
Netflix's upcoming UK political thriller 'The Lords' Day' has locked in Harry Lawtey, Arsema Thomas, Sophie Willan, Gemma Whelan, and Timothy Spall alongside lead and EP Damson Idris for the six-part
Sky to Air Day of Jackal, SNL UK on ITV After $2.1B Deal
Sky is considering airing originals including The Day of the Jackal and Saturday Night Live UK on free-to-air ITV, following its £1.6 billion ($2.1 billion) acquisition of ITV's network and streaming
Netflix's 'Little House' Reimagining Reviewed: Themes, Cast, Renewal
Netflix's 'Little House on the Prairie' reimagining, created by Rebecca Sonnenshine and exec produced by Trip Friendly (son of the original producer), debuts more than four decades after the NBC class
Prime Video Cancels 'It's Not Like That' Despite Perfect Rotten
Scott Foley broke his silence on Prime Video's cancellation of his faith-based family drama "It's Not Like That," calling himself "disappointed but grateful" despite the show earning a perfect Rotten
‘I was a self-centred, entitled little horror ... arguably I still am’: cult psych rocker Robyn Hitchcock talks to Stewart Lee
Cult psych-rock survivor Robyn Hitchcock, 73, releases his Nashville-recorded album 'The Confuser' and reflects in a Stewart Lee interview on six decades of music, two new memoirs, and a belated admis
Netflix Series Chief On ‘I Will Find You’ Success, The “Sophomore Slump” Phenomenon, ‘The Boroughs’ Cancellation & ‘Virgin River’s Future
Netflix's Head of UCAN Scripted Series Jinny Howe, speaking around the streamer's 111 Emmy nominations, championed breakout Harlan Coben hit "I Will Find You" tracking for 74.1M views, defended renewi
Louise Lasser, star of cult sitcom Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and Woody Allen comedies, dies aged 87
Louise Lasser, the cult sitcom star of 'Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman' and ex-wife of Woody Allen, has died at 87 at her Manhattan home.
Katie Price 'Nothing to Hide': Confession Over Insight
Katie Price's new documentary *Nothing to Hide*, directed by Paddy Wivell, finds her candid about Hugh Hefner, exes and abortion decisions — but a critical review faults it for dispensing confession w
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