Tribeca 2026 unveils its 25th anniversary lineup: 118 films, 103 world premieres, Tarantino as actor, Paul Rudd, Aubrey Plaza, and documentaries on AI, TikTok and politics.
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The trailer for As Deep as the Grave brings Val Kilmer back to the screen with AI: family consent, a central role, and a new case for Hollywood. The trailer
Es Devlin takes artificial intelligence out of technical language and brings it back to matter: clay, symbols, limits, and the relationship between humans and technology.
Andrew Niccol delivers a prophetic satire on Hollywood, stardom and synthetic images: in S1m0ne, the fake no longer imitates reality. It replaces it.
The Marché du Film 2026 strengthens AI, the creator economy and innovation: Cannes is not watching change from the sidelines,it is already trying to monetize it
Can you live without internet today? A realistic guide to backing up your life offline, from money and maps to documents, work and communication.
Black holes are among the most extreme objects in the universe, but they are not “cosmic vacuum cleaners” that randomly swallow everything. They are regions of space where gravity becomes
Affleck and Damon launch the Writers’ Room and strengthen their alliance with Netflix: in-house development, creative control and a new balance of power in global cinema
The internet produces more information than ever before. Information overload, anticipated by Gillo Dorfles in Horror Pleni, is changing the way we understand the world.
At Filmart 2026, Asia is betting everything on AI in cinema. Hollywood remains stuck between lawsuits and unions while the future takes shape elsewhere.
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