International

The documentary “Fiume o Morte!”, directed by Croatian filmmaker Igor Bezinović, has garnered significant acclaim, recently clinching the prestigious Tiger Award at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR). This recognition is not merely a pat on the back for Bezinović; it stands testament to the film’s penetrating examination of Gabriele D’Annunzio—a polarizing figure in Italy’s
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The horror genre continually evolves, often resurrecting classic films to captivate new audiences. One recent example includes the reboot of the 1984 slasher film “Silent Night, Deadly Night,” a project gaining traction under the leadership of Jed Benedict at Studiocanal’s newly launched genre label, Sixth Dimension. As the film gears up for production, excitement mounts
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As Netflix makes strides to solidify its presence in Southeast Asia, the spotlight is on its upcoming Indonesian originals slated for release this year. The streaming giant is expanding its portfolio by fostering collaborations with local talent, prominently featuring director and comedian Ernest Prakasa in a project titled *The Actor (Lupa Daratan)*. This comedy-drama delves
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The conviction of filmmaker Christophe Ruggia marks a watershed moment in the ongoing struggle against sexual misconduct in various sectors, particularly within the realm of cinema. In December, Ruggia was sentenced to two years of house arrest, equipped with an electronic monitoring device, while another two years of this sentencing was suspended. The French legal
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The long-held narrative surrounding Prince Andrew’s relationship with the late Jeffrey Epstein has recently been complicated by newly uncovered court documents. In a widely scrutinized 2019 television interview with the BBC’s Newsnight, Prince Andrew asserted that he had severed ties with Epstein after a meeting in December 2010. This assertion was pivotal, designed to distance
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The much-anticipated 54th International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) made its grand entrance on Thursday night, showcasing the Dutch film “Fabula” in a packed Oude Luxor Theater. The festive atmosphere resonated through the venue as over 800 guests gathered to witness the opening ceremony. The film’s director, Michiel ten Horn, took the stage along with key
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