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APPOctober 30, 20262 min readJapanese filmmaker Naomi Kawase to head film festival jury DOHA:

The future of South Asian cinema is not simply about telling more stories, but ensuring those stories have the creative freedom, financial backing and industry support to reach audiences. This was the central message of an Industry Day presented by The Mighty Muse in collaboration with Tongues on Fire at BFI Stephen Street in London…

The expansion comes as a proposed federal production tax credit advances through Congress, potentially adding to state-level incentives.

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When horror conventions begin rolling out their guest announcements, fans eagerly await to see which of their favorite celebs will make the bill. The anticipation rivals that of hoping a much-desired gift makes it under the tree come the holidays yet also creates a tunneled view of a small segment of the event at large.…

Just who killed the film critic??? – DMovies The fields “country of origin” and “actor” were created in May 2023, and the results are limited to after this date. « previous next »

The Philosophical Research Society is closed when I arrive on a rainy morning. The only sign of movement is that of a few cleaners moving between the low, geometric buildings; otherwise, the place is almost eerily quiet. Everything is painted in shades of cream and terracotta, giving it the appearance of a Mediterranean cloister transported…

The Other You, an award-winning independent feature shot entirely in Alexandria, Virginia — with a cast and crew drawn primarily from the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region — begins streaming on major platforms throughout the United States and the United Kingdom on October 27, 2026. The film stars Beth Hylton, a company member of Baltimore’s…

The Other You, an award-winning independent feature shot entirely in Alexandria, Virginia — with a cast and crew drawn primarily from the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region — begins streaming on major platforms throughout the United States and the United Kingdom on October 27, 2026. The film stars Beth Hylton, a company member of Baltimore’s…

The independent film distribution landscape is changing again, and this time, there’s some potentially exciting news for filmmakers looking to get their movies in front of paying audiences.