Prominent Mexican production company Apapacho Films has officially boarded the highly anticipated film “Her Ocean” (“El Mar la Mar”). Directed by Julián Amaru Estrada, this poignant coming-of-age drama explores themes of identity, family and the complexities of Latin American society, specifically highlighting the struggles of
Urška Djukić’s “Little Trouble Girls,” which opened Berlinale’s Perspectives section and walked away with the FIPRESCI award, has sold to multiple territories, including Kino Lorber for North America, BFI Distribution for U.K. and Ireland, as well as France, Germany, Benelux and many more. Athens-based Heretic
The group Oasis announced Thursday that a film will be produced as the band goes out on a reunion tour this year, created and produced by Steven Knight (“Peaky Blinders,” “Locke”) and directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace (“Meet Me in the Bathroom”). No information about
Former En Vogue member Dawn Robinson has revealed that she’s been living in her car for nearly three years, but it’s not a “woe is me” situation. Robinson broke the news in a video on her YouTube channel, saying: “You guys, for the past almost
JioHotstar has cemented its position as India’s streaming powerhouse, revealing staggering viewership numbers for the recently concluded ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025 cricket tournament. The tournament culminated in a nail-biting final where India triumphed over New Zealand, delivering eye-popping metrics that underscore the platform’s dominance
Over the weekend of March 15-16, the European Film Academy is hosting watch party screenings of two of its Lux Audience Award nominated films in partnership with its European Film Club, a platform and network of film clubs across Europe where teenagers aged 12-19 can
National Board of Review student grant-winning actor, screenwriter and director Constanza Majluf-Baeza is developing her debut feature “Pink Desert” (“Desierto rosa”), which will participate in the upcoming MAFF Co-Production Fund and Meeting Event at the Malaga Film Festival. Set in 1970 in a desert mining
Joan Baez shared a stern message about U.S. politics during her Wednesday night appearance on the season premiere of “Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney.” Before telling a story about Martin Luther King Jr., who she said was a “funny person,” Baez paused the show to