Joko Anwar’s ‘Satan’s Slaves: Origin’ Boarded by Barunson E&A for International Sales
Korean studio Barunson E&A has boarded international sales on Joko Anwar's horror prequel 'Satan's Slaves: Origin,' launching at the Toronto market.
‘The Claudia Winkleman Show’ Canceled at BBC After One Season: ‘I Was Just Too Nervous To Enjoy It’
Claudia Winkleman will not be returning for a second season of her eponymous talk show.
FrightFest Reveals Lineup, Sets Abner Pastoll’s ‘Nervous’ as Opening Film (EXCLUSIVE)
The UK's FrightFest horror film festival has revealed its 2026 lineup with films from Yeon Sang-ho, Marion Le Corroller and the Terrifier producers
‘La Puta Vida,’ Starring ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ Lead Claudio Cataño, Commences Filming in Chile (EXCLUSIVE)
The road movie thriller also features Germany's Christine Neubauer alongside the 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' star.
Boutique Festival Agency Casa Leo PR Launched by Raindance Execs David Martínez and Jacky Orozco (EXCLUSIVE)
London-based Casa Leo PR seeks to provide bespoke answers to producers on how to create and leverage ever more vital festival presence.
Cricket Rules India’s Streaming Viewership in New Ormax StreamView Report
Ormax Media's StreamView report shows cricket ruling India's streaming viewership, with 'India's Got Latent' topping non-sports content.
Sam Neill’s Cause of Death Revealed
"Jurassic Park" star Sam Neill died of pneumonia, his agent confirmed on Thursday.
Arundhati Roy on Beatles, AI and Indie Filmmaking at London Indian Film Festival
Arundhati Roy discussed unpaid Beatles songs, AI-generated characters and indie filmmaking during a London Indian Film Festival Q&A.
‘The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer’ Boarded by Autlook Ahead of Locarno Premiere as Clip Debuts (EXCLUSIVE)
Autlook has boarded as world sales agent for documentary "The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer," which will have its world premiere at Locarno.
Will Ferrell’s Lackluster Golf Comedy ‘The Hawk’ Is No ‘Talladega Nights’: TV Review
Will Ferrell's Netflix golf comedy 'The Hawk' is a lackluster attempt at returning to the sports satire of 'Talladega Nights'.
Sundance Institute Sets Talent Development Pact With UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television
UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television and the Sundance Institute have set a five-year pact to help develop next- generation storytellers.