Next time someone tells you animation is for kids, consider offering “Fixed” as clear evidence to the contrary. Crude in both senses of the term — from its raunchy humor to the deliberately un-slick animation style — Genndy Tartakovsky’s R-rated feature is to “Lady and
Chilean actress Antonia Zegers, whose notable credits include several of Pablo Larrain’s films, including “Tony Manero,” “The Club,” “No,” and his Pinochet-as-Dracula pic, “The Count,” has boarded the upcoming drama “The Comeback” (“El Regreso”) by Peru’s Joanna Lombardi. Zegers, who also toplined Lucia Puenzo’s lauded
Guy Griggs is jumping from one news giant to another. Griggs, currently vice president of national sales for New York Times Co., will join Warner Bros. Discovery’s CNN later this month as its new senior vice president of ad sales and client partnerships, a move
Nintendo has sold more than 3.5 million Nintendo Switch 2 game consoles worldwide in the first four days since the new system launched June 5. According to the Japanese gaming giant, this makes the Switch 2 the fastest-selling game system in the company’s history. “Fans
Whether it’s because notions like truth and fairness demand more attention than ever in a chaotically unjust world, or because some cinematic traditions need revitalizing, filmmakers have been returning to the courtroom genre lately. After Clint Eastwood’s “Juror #2” and the elegant, modern-day twist it
Pan-European media group Cordoba has launched with former BBC director-general Tony Hall of and Apple Siri co-creator Luc Julia joining as senior advisors to the Paris-headquartered company. The new venture, founded by Jesse Mimeran, Audrey Tcherkoff, Dana Al Salem, Cédric Torossian and Matthieu d’Arc, will
The Annecy International Animation Film Market (MIFA) will host the Namaste MIFA! India’s Partner Pitch event on June 11, featuring six animation projects from eight Indian creators during the festival’s 40th anniversary celebration. The curated pitching session is organized by India’s AniMela Festival. The showcase
Sony Music Middle East has forged a strategic partnership with Saudi-based entertainment company LuxuryKSA to develop and promote homegrown Saudi Arabian music talent. “The move deepens Sony Music’s presence in the region and supports its long-term ambition to grow Khaliji pop artists across the wider