TIS Studios Expands Bogotá Production Hub With New 18,300-Square-Foot Soundstage (EXCLUSIVE)
TIS Studios unveils Stage 7, expanding its Bogotá complex to attract larger international film and TV productions.
‘Lover, Not a Fighter’ Review: Freewheeling Slovak Charmer Charts a Sober (but Not Solemn) GenZ Romance
Winner of Karlovy Vary's Proxima competition, 'Lover, Not a Fighter' announces an endearing comic voice in writer-director Martina Buchelová.
‘Moana’ Creatives on Working Closely to Honor Polynesian Culture and Traditions, and Why Representation Matters in the Live-Action Film
"Moana" creatives on working closely to honor Polynesian culture and traditions.
Indonesian Virtual-Production Horror Feature ‘Whispers of Fatimah’ Sets September Release, Unveils First-Look Video (EXCLUSIVE)
Mystery horror feature 'Whispers of Fatimah' has released its first-look video and locked in a September Indonesian theatrical opening.
Box Office: ‘Moana’ Makes $18 Million on Opening Day
'Moana' led the domestic box office, but didn't make the splash Disney was hoping for.
Peter Van Norden, Actor in ‘Police Academy 2’ and ‘The Stand,’ Dies at 75
Peter Van Norden, a character actor in films including "Police Academy 2," and TV projects including "The Stand," died Thursday in California.
‘Fruit Gathering’ Review: Two Working Women Chase Impossible Dreams and Desires in a Delicate Debut from Myanmar
Aung Phyoe's promising first feature 'Fruit Gathering' builds an affecting drama of small gestures, silences and everyday sensory pleasures.
‘Night Nurse’ Review: Two Perverts Join Forces in a Gloriously Deviant Oddity About a Caretaker Drawn Into Her Patient’s Grifting Games
Bruce McKenzie and newcomer Cemre Paksoy hypnotize in Georgia Bernstein’s daring feature debut 'Night Nurse.'
‘Only Beautiful Things to Look At’ Review: A Handsome but Muffled Portrait of State-Sanctioned Cruelty
Ivan Ostrochovský's "Only Beautiful Things to Look At" is a handsome but muted expose of the forced sterilization of Roma women in '80s Czechoslovakia
‘A Happy Family’ Review: Anna Schinz’s Powerful Lead Performance Elevates a Confused Custody Drama
Swiss director Jan-Eric Mack's Karlovy Vary competition entry 'A Happy Family' follows a working single mother at odds with child protection services.