The independent film distribution landscape is undergoing substantial transformation, and Mubi is at the forefront of this shift. Having recently celebrated a Golden Globe win for Demi Moore in its inaugural theatrical venture, *The Substance*, Mubi has made a significant move by appointing Arianna Bocco as its new Senior Vice President of Global Distribution. This
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In a world pervaded by cynicism and negativity, Jon M. Chu’s acceptance of the Golden Globe for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement for his latest work, Wicked, serves as a beacon of hope. His heartfelt speech resonated deeply, revealing not just a personal victory, but a testament to the power of art in turbulent times.
As we march into 2025, the indie film scene is flourishing against the backdrop of an exciting awards season. With the Golden Globes mere hours away and Oscar nominations set to be announced on January 17, a selection of films is garnering critical acclaim and financial success. The landscape is diverse, with indie films captivating
As the film industry gears up for the prestigious awards season, “From Ground Zero,” a poignant documentary hailing from Palestine, emerges as a strong Oscar contender for Best International Feature. With its release at approximately 70 AMC locations across top metropolitan areas and select independent theaters, including prominent venues in New York’s Quad and Los
The cinematic landscape has kicked off the year on a promising note, signaling a potential rebound from previous years. The competition has intensified between Disney’s “Mufasa” and Paramount’s “Sonic the Hedgehog 3,” both vying for dominance at the box office in their third weekends. The current estimates suggest “Mufasa” will rake in between $23 million
The box office landscape experienced a refreshing revival on New Year’s Day 2025, achieving a remarkable $42.9 million across all films. This figure marks a record for the holiday period following the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. Compared to the $40.2 million generated on the same day in 2022—dominated by the box office titan
The North American box office has long served as a promising barometer of film success, reflecting cultural trends, technological advancements, and changes in audience preferences. Since 1977, an array of films has captivated fans, with superheroes and franchises such as Star Wars and Harry Potter commanding significant attention and profits. The recent addition of 2024’s
Broadway’s theatrical landscape experienced a remarkable surge in box office performance during the holiday week of December 29, 2023. While many shows reveled in record-breaking grosses and enthusiastic audiences, the revival of “Gypsy,” featuring the illustrious Audra McDonald, faced an unprecedented setback that threatened to overshadow the festive spirit. This juxtaposition of success and struggle
The holiday season of 2023 brought a surprising twist to the cinematic landscape. Traditionally dominated by family-friendly releases, this year’s Christmas box office showcased a compelling resurgence of independent films—particularly in the horror genre. Films like Robert Eggers’ “Nosferatu” from Focus Features and “A Complete Unknown” from Searchlight Pictures defied conventions and reinvigorated the box
As the holiday season wraps up and the new year looms, Warner Bros. is making significant adjustments to its film release dates for 2026 and 2027. Among the most noteworthy changes is the delay of Matt Reeves’ highly anticipated sequel to “The Batman,” which has shifted from an October 2, 2026 premiere to October 1,