When Richard Linklater set off to direct “Nouvelle Vague,” a black-and-white tribute to Jean-Luc Godard that charts the making of his debut film “Breathless,” the Oscar-nominated American director spared no details. He recreated the 1959 classic’s Parisian setting, lighthearted mood and three-way chemistry between the
Global podcast studio Wondery is diving into the controversial world of artificial intelligence romance with its latest series “Flesh and Code.” The six-episode series, hosted by “RedHanded” podcasters Hannah Maguire and Suruthi Bala, follows the true story of Travis, a man who developed deep romantic
Netflix has dropped the first teaser trailer for “Troll 2,” the anticipated sequel to the Norwegian monster movie that became the streamer’s most popular non-English film to date. The teaser offers a glimpse into the next chapter of the saga, which sees the return of
U.S. actor Mundey Young has joined the cast of British horror movie “As Night Falls,” which stars “Take Cover” actor Jack Parr and “Call the Midwife’s” Sophia Eleni. The production has released the first on-set image. Supporting cast featured are Aaron-Jon North (“The Nun II,”
Korean entertainment powerhouse CJ ENM is betting big on artificial intelligence, unveiling a comprehensive AI content strategy alongside the premiere of its first fully AI-generated animation series “Cat Biggie” at an industry event in Seoul on Monday. The company, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this
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
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