As J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot approaches its twentieth anniversary with Warner Bros. Television, the landscape of television production continues to transform dramatically. What began as a partnership characterized by groundbreaking content has evolved into a new era marked by deal restructuring and strategic pivots. Bad Robot’s recent negotiations culminated in a two-year, first-look, non-exclusive agreement
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In the evolving landscape of supernatural horror films, the upcoming project “Unmerciful Good Fortune” emerges as a beacon of originality and ambition. This psychological thriller marks the feature directorial debut of Tirsa Hacksaw, a seasoned editor with extensive experience in film and television. With Rosario Dawson both starring and producing, the film is not just
During his recent visit to the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah, actor and filmmaker Daniel Dae Kim expressed his enthusiasm for the opportunity to discover emerging talent from the region. Engaging in conversation at the Deadline Studio, Kim reflected on the significance of international collaboration in film and the camaraderie among jurors at the
In a striking turn of events, pop icon turned actress Selena Gomez finds herself at the center of a public discourse regarding her performance in the film *Emilia Pérez*. The sparks ignited when noted actor Eugenio Derbez, during an appearance on the Hablando de Cine podcast, leveled pointed criticisms at Gomez, labeling her acting as
Queens, the film that represents Switzerland in the race for the International Feature Oscar, weaves a poignant story set against the socio-political background of 1992 Peru. Directed by Klaudia Reynicke, who has personal history tied to both Peru and Europe, this film transcends cultural boundaries through its narrative and artistic expression. Reynicke left her homeland
Tyler Perry makes a remarkable foray into the WWII genre with his latest directorial venture, *The Six Triple Eight*, now available on Netflix. This film not only sheds light on the touching yet largely undiscovered tale of the Women’s Army Corps Unit of Color but also serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made
In a significant development for the Vietnamese film industry, Fremantle, Beach House Pictures, and Anh Teu Studio have come together to reveal a film adaptation of the iconic novel “Dumb Luck” (Số Đề) during the Asia TV Forum & Market (ATF) in Singapore. This adaptation not only signifies a creative collaboration among international studios but
As Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) moves forward with its ambitions to launch the streaming service Max across Europe, the landscape of content distribution is undergoing a significant transformation. Traditionally, HBO has thrived in European markets through established distributors like Sky, who have acted as intermediaries between the network and its international audience. However, with changing
Sharon Stone’s recent appearance at the Torino Film Festival was not merely a celebration of her illustrious career, but rather an exploration of the intricate dynamics of Hollywood, particularly through the lens of her 1995 film, *The Quick and the Dead*. While accepting a lifetime achievement award and introducing the film’s screening, Stone courageously voiced
The film community recently mourned the loss of Adam Somner, a highly respected first assistant director, who passed away due to complications from anaplastic thyroid cancer. His death resonates deeply, as many industry professionals came forward to share their experiences and memories of working alongside him. Among those paying tribute was Rachel Zegler, a rising