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'Stars buy their own tickets worth Rs 18 cr on opening weekend': 'Block booking' hits Tamil film industry
Producer Dhananjayan, who has recently been vocal about the challenges faced by producers in the Tamil film industry, has now spoken about how box office figures are often far from organic. Speaking to Cinema Strategist, he said: “What is…
Film industry meetup will connect locals with production jobs in Shreveport
SHREVEPORT, La. - The Shreveport-Bossier Film Commission says interest in film and television production is growing in northwest Louisiana as more feature film projects are scouting locations in the region. Film Commissioner Wade Marshall says…
'Group: The Schopenhauer Effect': Film Review
As a recovering screenwriter and current psychotherapist who has written books and taught workshops on authenticity for 15 years, I was blown away by the new film Group: The Schopenhauer Effect. Inspired by psychologist Irvin Yalom's The…
The Guide #242: Everyday Hollywood film comedies have faded but can they make a comeback?
There was a striking moment during this week's episode of The Rewatchables, the wildly popular film-recap podcast that I reach for when I've had my fill of history/football/glum current affairs pods. The episode was revisiting 90s comedy There's…
'Don't Forget to Dance' Wins Best Film at 2026 Easterseals Disability Film Challenge Awards
“Don't Forget to Dance,” “The Ticket” and more were among the winners of the 2026 Easterseals Disability Film Challenge. The winners were announced Thursday night at an awards ceremony at Sony Pictures Studios. For the…
Hollywood Minute: 'Minions & Monsters' and the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge
The yellow troublemakers must save the world in their latest film, and the winners of this year's Easterseals Disability Film Challenge are crowned. David Daniel reports.
James Norton's 'heartbreaking' film to be stripped from BBC iPlayer very soon
Fans of a criticall-praised drama starring James Norton don't have long to stream it. Nowhere Special was first released in cinemas in 2021. The film remains the highest-rated title of James ' career so far. In the heart-wrenching movie, James…
Lighthouse International Film Festival Announces Documentary Slate
EXCLUSIVE: The Lighthouse International Film Festival has announced the documentary lineup for its upcoming 18 edition, a slate boasting some of the most talked about nonfiction films of the year. The cinematic event running June 10-14 on Long…
Top films on Netflix right now from 'intense' thriller to 'masterpiece' adaptations
Netflix has refreshed its library with some remarkable titles, perfect for a great movie night. We are all guilty of spending far too long endlessly scrolling through the vast array of options on the streaming giant's platform. Fortunately, they…
'Bloody Tennis' Director on What His Horror Film Says About Society: 'Ruthlessness Is Rewarded, Not Compassion' (EXCLUSIVE)
At the Cannes Market, sales agency The Playmaker will be showing a teaser for Nikias Chryssos ' horror film “Bloody Tennis.” Variety spoke to the German director about his debut English-language movie, which stars Sandra Guldberg…
When Is Taylor Sheridan's 'Landman' Returning for Season 3? Filming Updates Explained
Taylor Sheridan ‘s fan-favorite series Landman has been renewed for a third season — but when will it premiere ? Director Stephen Kay recently teased when Landman would return, telling The Hollywood Reporter, that the creators are…
'Perfect' film is the 'most underrated movie of all time' and streaming on Amazon Prime
This film released in 2020 slipped under the radar A film that has been around for nearly six years has been awarded the crown for 'most underrated movie of all time', and it is now streaming on Amazon Prime. The podcast talkofthetownsends, a…
'Masterpiece' film that's just been named 'greatest of all time' - 100% on Rotten Tomatoes
Singin' in the Rain is a 1952 was directed and choreographed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen As one of the best musicals ever made, this work is more than just a classic, it's often treated as cinema in its purest, most joyful form. Directed by…
Atonement, Into the Wild, and more: What gets lost when books become films
I have always been inclined more towards films maybe because I love the surprise element that there is to it, so unexpected and then it just blows your mind but I also get the craze for books as it gives one the space to create their own world and…
Hulu just added a survival thriller you (probably) missed - and it's not what I expected from a zombie film
Anyone who knows me knows I love a good piece of zombie media. My favorite show of all time is “The Walking Dead,” and ever since I first started watching it, I've had a soft spot for the genre. So I like to think I'm pretty…
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