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The Edinburgh International Film Festival has announced the dates for its 80th edition, set to run Aug. 12-18, 2027. Supported by Screen Scotland, the milestone edition will honour the festival’s long history while building on the success of its revitalised iteration, launched in 2024 under the lead
A new Philippine-Italian sales alliance aims to put independent films in front of buyers in Asia, Europe and North America. Fire & Ice Media, the Philippine producer and sales agent, and Italy’s Coccinelle Film Sales unveiled the strategic partnership at Busan’s Asian Contents & Film Market. The pai
Indian drama “Kidney,” the second feature from filmmaking siblings Aakarsh and Agrim Sansanwal, has been boarded by Shiladitya Bora’s Platoon One Films, which joins as co-producer ahead of the film’s slot in the Critics’ Picks Competition at Estonia’s Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF). The f
EXCLUSIVE: Rohit Jain is launching Tiger TV, a streaming platform dedicated to Hindi and Punjabi content. The platform will launch on October 15, 2026. It will be available on the Lionsgate Play app across Asia, and as a standalone app in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. The platform
Finnish production company Whatever Pictures has signed a new global sales deal with ORF-Enterprise, part of Austrian braodcaster ORF, which has acquired international distribution rights to the comedy drama “Crème de la Crème.” Commissioned domestically by Finnish broadcaster YLE, the show is writt
The latest season of French hit “Bright Minds” marks a major milestone for France TV Distribution’s light crime series, with part of the filming taking place in Tokyo for the first time due to its huge popularity in the country. The unprecedented co-production between JLA Productions and NHK Enterpr
“This year’s selection demonstrates the strength of Baltic co-productions and the growing contribution of our filmmakers to international cinema.”
Director Kitao Sakurai's adaptation of the iconic Capcom video game is set to hit theaters on Oct. 16.
EXCLUSIVE: Al Brown and Patrick Walker, two of the best-known digital execs working in Europe, have joined creator house Electrify. Former Vice programming chief Brown has been named EVP Creative and Editorial, while ex-YouTube EMEA boss Walker will become Chief Strategy Officer at the London-based
Miso Film Sweden’s six-part adaptation of Linn Ullmann’s novel, backed by SVT and the New8 collective, arrives at Mipcom as European drama budgets tighten and commissioners retreat to safer formats.
The body horror film co-written by Mike Flanagan and directed by James Watkins hits theaters on Oct. 23.
Reactions are officially in for DC Studios' R-rated Batman horror movie, Clayface, starring Tom Rhys Harries as the famous shape-shifting villain.
Foundation is making an official return in December 2026 with several long-awaited changes that fans have been waiting on for a while.
A Chronicle Of Minor Things, from Indian filmmaker Tribeny Rai, picked up the APM Busan Award and the Sorfond Award at the close of this year’s Asian Project Market in Busan. The jury said the project stood out for its original story and narrative structure, and for the director’s ability to weave a
An iconic action hero was nearly ruined by a miscast in a movie adaptation, but Prime Video saved the day by featuring the right actor for the role.
Star Trek: The Next Generation is getting an official sequel with a returning fan-favorite character, arriving in 2027.
Discover the upcoming trading card game for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms set to release in Winter 2026.
When They See Us, Ripley, Baby Reindeer, Bodies, Fall of the House of Usher, and more make up our list of Netflix miniseries that instantly hooked us.
Martin Scorsese's 2006 Oscar winner The Departed brought out a different kind of performance from Matt Damon, placing it among his finest work.
The Boys has officially concluded its bloody and brutal run on Prime Video, and we already have a new Homelander.