StoReel Launches Canvas, AI Production Platform Targeting Microdrama Creators (EXCLUSIVE)
StoReel unveils Canvas, an AI-native production platform that lets microdrama creators produce series 3x faster at a fraction of live-action costs.
‘Elephants in the Fog’ Review: A Riveting Nepalese Drama About a Transgender Community
In his potent feature debut 'Elephants in the Fog,' premiering at Cannes, Abinash Bikram Shah humanizes and empowers Nepal’s Kinnar community.
Fremantle Label Beach House Pictures Launches ‘Panda School’ With Jimmy O. Yang, ‘Secret Weapons of China’s First Emperor’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Beach House Pictures unveils two Fremantle docs: 'Panda School' narrated by Jimmy O. Yang and history film 'Secret Weapons of China's First Emperor.'
‘I’ll Be Gone in June’ Review: European and American Sensibilities Collide in a Sensitive, Sharply Sensory Coming-of-Ager
The influence of producer Wim Wenders is felt on Katharina Rivilis' eye-catching debut feature 'I'll Be Be Gone in June.'
Dandelooo Boards ‘Acorn’s Adventure,’ From Top German Animation House Fabian&Fred (EXCLUSIVE)
Dandelooo boards animated film ‘Acorn’s Adventure’, as producer Fabian&Fred reveals first look of 'Cold Heart' director Raman Djafari's fiction debut.
‘Lord of the Rings’ and ‘Tomb Raider’ To Be Spun off Under New Company After Embracer Chair Calls Its IP ‘Among The Most Undervalued in the Industry’
Embracer, who own the IP for 'Lord of the Rings' and 'Tomb Raider,' are spinning off the entities via Fellowship Entertainment, a separate company.
In Cannes Hit Animation ‘Jim Queen,’ Gay Influencer Turns Straight – And Ricky Martin Marries Kristen Stewart
Marco Nguyen and Simon Balteaux talk sex and comedy in their Cannes hit animation ‘Jim Queen' about a gay influencer who suddenly turns straight.
Louis Clichy Combines Realism and Fantasy in Cannes Animation ‘Iron Boy’: ‘I Wanted This Story to Have Solid Foundations’
'Iron Boy' director Louis Clichy talks combining realism and fantasy in his latest animation premiered at Cannes' to enthusiastic reviews.
‘La Perra’ Review: Dominga Sotomayor Shores Up Her Reputation With an Elegant, Unsentimental Story of Trauma and Healing
An independent-minded woman adopts an adorably roguish pup in Chilean director Dominga Sotomayor's elliptical, bittersweet new film 'La Perra.'
Andy Garcia’s Neo-Noir ‘Diamond’ Earns 7-Minute Ovation at Cannes
Andy Garcia’s long-gestating passion project "Diamond" earned a warm standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday night.
‘Her Private Hell’ Review: Nicolas Winding Refn Gets Lost in His Own Private Filmmaking Hell with This David Lynch-on-Bad-Acid Disaster
Sophie Thatcher poses and snarls, and Charles Melton stalks through hell, in a David Lynch-on-bad-acid fever dream that doesn't pretend to cohere.