The Academy brings the Oscars to Tokyo: Bill Kramer meets Toho CEO Hiro Matsuoka as Japanese cinema accelerates its global expansion.
The Academy brings the Oscars to Tokyo: Bill Kramer meets Toho CEO Hiro Matsuoka as Japanese cinema accelerates its global expansion.
The Third Parent is the film based on the Tommy Taffy creepypasta, with Crispin Glover as a disturbing domestic tyrant.
Street Fighter box office: the new film is targeting a $70 million worldwide debut. From the Van Damme film to the new cast, a look at Capcom's adaptations.
Who is Paolo Strippoli, the director of L'Estranea: from horror and Netflix to the EFAs and the Oscar race to represent Italian cinema.
The BFI Film Academy 2026 expands free courses and paid placements. Behind the announcement lies the question of who can actually afford to enter the film industry.
In London, Javier Bardem defends safe sets. But his career reveals how long cinema has confused suffering, method, abuse and artistic quality on set.
Rebellion brings the Bradford 12 back into the present. Elon Musk is an obvious target, but Britain learned how to manufacture an outsider long before social media.
Antonio Banderas will play Hernán Cortés in a historical epic that failed to get made twenty years ago. This time, AI is part of the financing and production answer.
Benjamin Netanyahu wants the anonymous military sources in NAZA identified. At the same time, A Fidai Film revives a Palestinian archive seized in 1982.
Nicolas Cage says he refused an AI waiver for Spider-Noir and may be done with Amazon. His earlier experiences make the refusal less theoretical than it sounds.