Tunisian filmmaker Kaouther Ben Hania’s Four Daughters and Sudanese director Mohamed Kordofani’s drama Goodbye Julia topped the prizes at the 8th Critics Awards for Arab Films, which were announced on the fringes of the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday. Goodbye Julia won Best Feature Film and Best Screenplay. Four Daughters, which was …
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Don Cheadle directs the first episodes of Andre Holland as the founder of the Black Panther party in the AppleTV+ limited series. The Big Cigar TV Review read full article at worldnews365.me 6 Plot: The incredible true story of Hollywood revolution meeting social revolution: it’s a wild caper of Black …
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Image Credit: Unsplash Disney as the intellectual property holder couldn’t be prouder of a brainchild of the joycity, the game based on a movie series by the same name, where you’ll be a shrewd pirate captain, traversing perilous waters on your way to glory. Are you ready to lead teams, prey on other …
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A recurring motif in the films of Jia Zhang-ke is the enchantment of watching his extraordinary muse, Zhao Tao, dance — in the glitzy faux-Vegas spectacles of The World; leading a routine to the Pet Shop Boys’ “Go West” in Mountains May Depart; strutting in formation to the Village People’s …
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Three years ago, Cannes audiences fell in love with Renata Reinsve, the titular star of Norwegian competition entry The Worst Person in the World. Chances are, they won’t be quite as well disposed to her character in this austere drama from fellow countryman Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel, grandson of Norwegian actress …
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Universal chairman Donna Langley oversaw a record year for the studio last year, finishing No. 1 at the box office and closing out awards season with seven Oscars including best picture for Christopher Nolan’s billion dollar grosser Oppenheimer. Even with that level of success, Langley prefers to have “healthy competitors” …
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Mikey Madison says the call from Sean Baker came entirely out of the blue. “I guess he’d seen a horror film I did, Scream [2022], on the opening weekend, and decided to call my agent the very next day. I met him and Samantha Quan, his producing partner, for coffee, …
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It’s one of those perfect Cannes mornings. The sun is shining, there’s a slight breeze off the sea and the streets are not yet stuffed with pedestrians hustling towards screenings or official festival business. Lucas Bravo matches the city’s calm energy when he emerges from a back room of an …
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“It’s f–ing hard to make a good airplane movie,” Swedish filmmaker Ruben Östlund emphasized multiple times this morning in Cannes as he spoke to international press about his plans for The Entertainment System Is Down, the latest feature he has set to direct starring a buzzy cast led by Kirsten …
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When people talk about the recent Spanish audiovisual boom, they often highlight as a key turning point the government’s identification of the industry as a “strategic” one. Gone are the days when naysayers jeered the subsidization of a snoozy cinema sector. Today, young people flock to film schools, international producers …
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Denmark was a world power in the Middle Ages, conquering parts of the British Isles and Normandy, and holding sway in Norway into the 19th century. Today, the Nordic country bordering the Baltic and North seas is prosperous if smaller, with a population of fewer than 6 million people. But …
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Kevin Alejandro is weighing in on Manny’s future after Fire Country‘s season 2 finale threw Us all for a loop with his arrest. During the Friday, May 17, episode, Manny returned to Edgewater after evading his arrest warrant to walk daughter Gabriela (Stephanie Arcila) down the aisle. Manny wasn’t even …
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