The Singapore International Film Festival has unveiled the recipients of its 2025 Film Fund, distributing S$125,000 ($97,966) across seven projects spanning feature documentaries and short films from across Southeast Asia. Selected from nearly 400 submissions, the funded projects represent filmmakers from Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore
TMS Entertainment’s anime film “Detective Conan: One‑Eyed Flashback” debuted at the top of the China box office over the June 27–29 weekend, earning RMB153.1 million ($21.3 million) in its opening frame, according to Artisan Gateway. Directed by Katsuya Shigehara with a screenplay by Takeharu Sakurai,
Taskovski Films has picked up sales rights to Garry Keane’s “A Quiet Love,” which will have its world premiere at Doc Edge, an Oscar-qualifying documentary festival in New Zealand. In the film, three Deaf couples share their love stories: a decades-long forbidden romance across a
Just hours before Canada’s new Digital Services Tax was set to go into effect, the Canadian government announced that it rescinded the levy “in anticipation of a mutually beneficial comprehensive trade arrangement with the United States.” Canada scrapped the Digital Services Tax after U.S. President
Bitcoin traded above $107K Sunday as focus turned to U.S. fiscal policy and Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill.” Trump urged “cost cutting Republicans” not to “go too crazy,” promising growth will “make it all up.” Expectations of sustained deficits and loose fiscal policy are bolstering the
Russell Crowe made a surprise appearance at the Mediterrane Film Festival’s Golden Bee Awards on Sunday night, returning to the island where he shot “Gladiator” more than two decades ago. “If you want to know what I love about Malta, it’s everything,” said Crowe, who
Netflix’s “Squid Game” has come to a close, and now, series creator Hwang Dong-hyuk is opening up about the real-life resemblances of his villains. During a recent discussion with Time, Hwang said it was hard not to think of Tesla founder Elon Musk when writing
There is a clear distinction between warm and cool in the world of Ivan Cornejo. Headlining the Kia Forum on the first of two sold out nights at the Los Angeles arena, the música mexicana artist and Southern California native appeared on stage Saturday night