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Alayan's 'Conversation with the Sea' Trailer Debuts at TIFF
Palestinian director Muayad Alayan's Jerusalem drama 'Conversation with the Sea,' starring Venice Volpi winner Kamel El Basha, gets its North American premiere at TIFF with a new trailer, following it
‘Untitled Ear Hustle Film’ And ‘Indígena’ Earn $50,000 Grants Each From Ellis-Beauregard Foundation Heading Into Camden International Film Festival
The Ellis-Beauregard Foundation named Untitled 'Ear Hustle' Film and Indígena as the inaugural recipients of its Documentary Film Award, granting each $50,000 ahead of the Camden International Film Fe
Unseen Tove Jansson Drawings Go on Show in London
London's Quentin Blake Centre will host 'Tove Jansson and her Families' from 21 November, the UK's first exhibition focused on the Moomin creator's illustrations, featuring over 100 previously unseen
Fotómetro garden portrait chosen for Winston Taylor prize
Photographers Rona Bar and Ofek Avshalom, who collaborate as Fotómetro, discuss their intimate two-year project documenting performance artist Lois and her mother Carey in their home — work now select
Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath’s Final Concert Film Sets October Release Date
The concert film "Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning," capturing Ozzy Osbourne's farewell performance filmed just 17 days before his death, will premiere in theaters worldwide on October 28,
6 Canadian Animated Series Pitch at Cartoon Forum 2026
At Cartoon Forum 2026 in Toulouse, Telefilm Canada, Quebec's SODEC, and the Canada Media Fund staged their first-ever curated slate of six Quebec-Canada animated series, pitching them to European and
'Julián' Review: Cartoon Saloon's Vibrant Queer Brooklyn Tale
Cartoon Saloon's 'Julián' adapts Jessica Love's 2018 book into a vibrant animated film about a young queer Dominican American boy navigating gender expression with his Brooklyn grandmother.
Battle of Chile director Patricio Guzmán dies aged 85
Patricio Guzmán, the Chilean director best known for 'The Battle of Chile' documentary about Pinochet's 1973 coup, has died in Paris at age 85 from a cardiorespiratory arrest.
Spring Awakening Off-Broadway Revival Sets Full Cast
An off-Broadway revival of "Spring Awakening" has set its full cast for a fall run at Studio Seaview, with leads going to Ashlyn Maddox, Tyler Jordan Wesley, Ryo Kamibayashi and Amalia Yoo and Tony wi
Sondering: death-themed arts festival debuts in Lake District
Sisters Sophia and Camilla Minden are launching Sondering, a 300-capacity death-themed arts festival at Rydal in the Lake District (18-21 September), blending music, communal ritual and creative works
John Wilson’s 'The History of Concrete' Premieres at Sundance
John Wilson’s debut feature film 'The History of Concrete' expands on his signature style from 'How To With John Wilson,' weaving personal grief, existential inquiry, and absurd detours into a meditat
CMA Sets Dolly Parton Tribute for Oct. 21 on ABC
The Country Music Association will air a two-hour live special honoring Dolly Parton on Oct. 21 at 9 pm on ABC, with proceeds and Disney support directed to her Imagination Library children's literacy
Miike's 'Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo' Branded 'Complete Nonstarter'
Takashi Miike's "Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo," a Yakuza-centric reimagining of Abel Ferrara's 1992 neo-noir written by Daisuke Tengan, drew a scathing Variety review calling it a 'complete nonstarter' with
Adam Fan Drops Debut English Album 'Skyfall'
Chinese superstar Adam Fan (Fan Chengcheng) has released "Skyfall," his first full-length English-language album, complete with a music video for focus track "Make It Make Sense" and global distributi
Spain Picks 'La Bola Negra' as Oscar International Entry
Spain's Film Academy has selected Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi's Cannes-winning drama 'La Bola Negra' — an LGBT heritage tribute to poet Federico García Lorca spanning three eras — as its entry fo
Vivant Tops Asia Streaming Chart With 15.6M Viewers
TBS drama 'Vivant' became the first Japanese series to top ampd Analytics' monthly regional streaming ranking across Asia, pulling 15.6 million unique viewers in August on the strength of a free TVer
Netflix's Creative Asia Returns to BIFF for Third Year
Netflix and the Busan International Film Festival are bringing back Creative Asia for a third year on Oct. 10, expanding the program with first-time workshops and an AI in filmmaking panel alongside m
Busan Names Juries for Mecenat, Sonje, Netpac, Fipresci Awards
The 31st Busan International Film Festival finalized 12 jury members across its Mecenat, Sonje, Netpac, and Fipresci Awards, drawing filmmakers behind "Writing With Fire" and "The Chinese Mayor" and p
Matthew Rhys Makes Emmys History With Double Lead Acting Win
Welsh actor Matthew Rhys became the first person to win two lead acting prizes in a single Emmy Awards ceremony, taking trophies for "Widow's Bay" and "The Beast In Me" on Monday night.
Gillian Gilbert, 65, Resumes Cancer Treatment
New Order keyboardist Gillian Gilbert has revealed she is again receiving cancer treatment, correcting a misunderstanding from husband Stephen Morris's Rolling Stone interview that led fans to believe
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