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Desvia Splits From Mascaro, Unveils 'The Last Cruise'
Brazil's Desvia Filmes is charting a new chapter after co-founder Gabriel Mascaro departed to launch Trema with Paula Cosenza, leaving Rachel Daisy Ellis to steer the company's auteur-driven indie sla
Winter, Farah to Develop 'Out of the Shadows' TV Series
Terence Winter and Dan Farah are developing a TV series adaptation of former U.S. intelligence official Jay Stratton's forthcoming memoir "Out of the Shadows," which chronicles his work investigating
Mueller’s '111 – Echoes From Halifax' Explores Grief After Swissair
Mauro Mueller’s film '111 – Echoes From Halifax' premieres at the Zurich Film Festival, exploring grief and resilience in the aftermath of the 1998 Swissair Flight 111 crash through fictional stories
Swift's 'Patient Zero' Video with Johnson, Farrell at VMAs
Taylor Swift will world premiere her self-directed "Patient Zero" music video — starring Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell — at the VMAs, with the track dropping Friday alongside her "Life of a Showgir
Turner Prize Show Opens at MIMA with Four Shortlisted Artists
The Turner Prize exhibition opened at Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art with four shortlisted artists — Kira Freije, Simeon Barclay, Marguerite Humeau, and Tanoa Sasraku — and the reviewer strongl
Gilla Band's Pugnello: Glitching, Juddering, Furious
Gilla Band's fourth album "Pugnello" delivers 42 minutes of glitching, juddering noise-rock built on sustained drones, frantic snare-only rhythms, and Dara Kiely's anguished spoken-word vocals touchin
Guardian to Stream Gaza Doc NAZA Free After Global Theatrical Run
The Guardian and mk2 films are launching a global release for the documentary NAZA, which investigates Israeli military actions in Gaza, followed by free online access to reach worldwide audiences.
Guardian Hosts 'NAZA' Gaza Doc Free After Theatrical Run
The Guardian will make the Israel-Gaza war documentary 'NAZA' available for free on its website after a theatrical run, with global release plans now confirmed across coverage.
Israel Moves to Revoke Filmmakers' Citizenship Over Gaza Doc
An award-winning documentary by Israeli filmmakers exposes Israel’s use of a military acronym, NAZA, to estimate civilian deaths in Gaza, prompting global release plans and government backlash includi
Pete Byrne, frontman of British new wave band Naked Eyes, dies aged 74
Pete Byrne, the British new wave singer who fronted Naked Eyes and carried the duo to repeated US chart successes during MTV's "second British invasion," has died in Los Angeles at 74 after a brief il
Submit Your Questions for Zach Braff
The Guardian is inviting readers to submit questions for actor and director Zach Braff, who returns to the publication for an interview following his Scrubs revival, upcoming crime drama Clean Hands,
Freya Awards Launch With 'Nightborn,' AI Warnings
The inaugural Nordic Film and TV Awards, known as the Freyas, honored top talent across film and television in Helsinki, celebrating regional collaboration and artistic originality amid growing concer
Jess and Morgs' Deepfake Uses Live Cameras to Expose Erosion of Truth
Dance duo Jess and Morgs premiere 'Deepfake,' a live-captured performance piece set in a green-screen studio that uses a fabricated politician interview to expose how AI-manipulated imagery erodes tru
Asia Content Spend Hits $15.1B on Streaming, Local Film
Content spending in seven major Asian markets will surpass $15B this year, driven by streaming and local film investment as TV budgets decline, according to Media Partners Asia.
Four nations to nominate Malay zapin dance for UNESCO
Singapore will lead a four-nation push to nominate zapin — a traditional Malay dance — for UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list, its first joint bid for a performing art.
Nolan's Odyssey leads Oscars race as festival breakouts chase
A thin fall festival season left Christopher Nolan's box-office titan 'The Odyssey' as the strongest across-the-board Oscar contender, with Sundance and Cannes breakouts jockeying behind it.
Gurrea's 'Saints' Stars Luengo as Religious Art Thief
Director Mikel Gurrea's latest film 'Saints' stars Victoria Luengo as a woman who steals sacred art while caring for her estranged dying mother, blending family drama with heist thriller.
BFI Southbank Hosts Billy Wilder Retrospective
The BFI Southbank is running 'Almost Perfect,' a comprehensive retrospective of Billy Wilder's career, from 19 October through the end of the year, spanning the film-maker's journey from silent-era Be
San Sebastian CIC: 10 Takeaways on AI, Equity, YouTube Hits
The 2026 San Sebastian Creative Investors' Conference convened industry financiers and producers to debate a recovering theatrical box office, YouTube-to-screen hits, AI's cost-cutting potential, and
Mesa & Huezo Win Top San Sebastián Industry Awards
Colombian filmmaker Juan Sebastián Mesa and Salvadoran director Tatiana Huezo were the big winners at San Sebastián Film Festival's industry awards, with Mesa's 'Lovers Go Home!' taking the WIP LATAM
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