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Bangladesh Selects ‘A House Named Shahana’ as Oscar Entry

RobertSeptember 28, 2025

Bangladesh‘s Oscar committee has chosen Leesa Gazi’s debut feature “Barir Naam Shahana” (“A House Named Shahana”) as its submission for the best international feature film category at the 98th Academy Awards. Based on Gazi’s 2011 novella, the film is set in rural Bangladesh in the 1990s and follows Dipa, a young woman forced into a […]

Lola Young ‘OK Now’ After Collapsing During All Things Go Performance

RobertSeptember 28, 2025

British singer Lola Young posted that she is “OK” after collapsing onstage during her performance at the All Things Go festival in New York on Saturday. Young suffered an unspecified medical emergency as she sang her song “Conceited” and was carried offstage by a medical unit. Her labelmate Remi Wolf appeared onstage shortly afterward and […]

Hostile Political Climate Threatening Cinema, Say Industry Reps

RobertSeptember 27, 2025

Journalists and filmmakers and cinema itself are facing growing political threats and increasing difficulties, according to film industry reps at the Zurich Summit on Saturday. Taking part in a discussion on the political turmoil engulfing the entertainment industry at the Zurich Film Festival industry event were Kathleen Fournier of Charlotte Street Films, producer of the […]

‘Two Pianos’ Review: Arnaud Desplechin’s Frenetic Melodrama

RobertSeptember 27, 2025

Minutes into “Two Pianos,” two former lovers unexpectedly run into each other in the narrow lobby of an venerable Lyon apartment building, after several years of estrangement. In the real world, this would be a cue for some halting, awkward small talk, perhaps, or a passive-aggressive nod of acknowledgement, or just a simple cold shoulder. […]

Five Takeaways From Busan’s Milestone 30th Edition

RobertSeptember 27, 2025

The 30th Busan International Film Festival wrapped its 10-day run with record attendances, but beneath the star-studded red carpets and celebratory atmosphere, the landmark edition spotlighted an industry in transition. From the crisis facing Korean cinema to the festival’s competitive transformation, here are the five key takeaways that emerged from BIFF 2025. Korean Cinema’s Crisis […]

Christian Hillborg, Jessica Grabowsky, Rea Lest Star in ‘Lex Julia’

RobertSeptember 27, 2025

Psychological suspense drama “Lex Julia” has unveiled its international cast. The film stars Sweden’s Christian Hillborg (“The Last Kingdom,” “Fleabag,” “Young Royals”) and Finland’s Jessica Grabowsky (“Tom of Finland,” “Where Once We Walked,” “Icebreaker”). Estonian actor Rea Lest, known for “The Manslayer/The Virgin/The Shadow” and Rainer Sarnet’s “November,” takes on the titular role of Julia. Laura […]

‘After the Hunt’ Stars Julia Roberts, Andrew Garfield at NYFF Opening Night

RobertSeptember 27, 2025

Luca Guadagnino shimmered — quite literally — as he made his way to the podium on the opening night of the 63rd annual New York Film Festival, held Friday at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall. Dressed in a sequined gray suit jacket, the acclaimed director introduced his latest film, “After the Hunt,” a psychological thriller […]

Chase Infiniti on Working with Leonardo DiCaprio. Regina Hall and More

RobertSeptember 27, 2025

Chase Infiniti is living the dream she never fully believed would come true. The 24-year-old Indianapolis native makes her feature debut in Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” stepping into the role of Willa Ferguson, a teenager caught between family legacy and personal identity when a group of ex-revolutionaries reunite to rescue her after […]

More Is No Less Deadly

RobertSeptember 26, 2025

You might anticipate a certain expansiveness of theme and plot arc to any preplanned narrative trilogy. But that expectation would be wasted on Renny Harlin’s three-part continuation of Lionsgate’s “The Strangers” franchise, which was shot continuously in one “LOTR”-type go on Slovenian locations (standing in for Oregon) two years ago. Now that viewers have reached […]

‘Querer’ Director Alauda Ruiz de Azúa Breaks Down ‘Sundays’

RobertSeptember 26, 2025

In 2022, Pedro Almodóvar hailed “Lullaby,” the feature debut of Basque director Alauda Ruiz de Azúa as “undoubtedly the best debut in Spanish cinema for years.” Her first series, “Querer,” acquired by Arte, won the top prize this year at Series Mania, the top TV festival in Europe. Now, if the enthusiastic reaction of most […]

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Bangladesh Selects ‘A House Named Shahana’ as Oscar Entry

Lola Young ‘OK Now’ After Collapsing During All Things Go Performance

Hostile Political Climate Threatening Cinema, Say Industry Reps

‘Two Pianos’ Review: Arnaud Desplechin’s Frenetic Melodrama

Five Takeaways From Busan’s Milestone 30th Edition

Christian Hillborg, Jessica Grabowsky, Rea Lest Star in ‘Lex Julia’

‘After the Hunt’ Stars Julia Roberts, Andrew Garfield at NYFF Opening Night

Chase Infiniti on Working with Leonardo DiCaprio. Regina Hall and More

More Is No Less Deadly

‘Querer’ Director Alauda Ruiz de Azúa Breaks Down ‘Sundays’

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