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Berlinale Talents is accepting applications from emerging film professionals across more than 15 disciplines for its 2027 edition, which will bring 200 participants to Berlin during the International Film Festival.

When word first broke that Letterboxd was being circled by several suitors, including movie studios, interested in buying the beloved social network for cinephiles, its users were pretty irate. The platform where uber film fanatics log reviews and leave comments on others’ has become a clean haven of sorts for film discourse, unbothered by outside…

Making a movie is a harder task than ever. It’s even trickier when you’re not being bankrolled by a major studio that can afford to throw tens—if not hundreds—of millions of dollars at your passion project. As a result, it’s becoming trickier to see the stuff that young indie filmmakers toil away at for barely…

Locarno Pro closed its largest edition to date, passing 2,000 accreditations for the first time and reinforcing its position as an increasingly consequential meeting point for independent cinema.

Two days after I opened ScreenWeaver’s beta to everyone, a comment landed that summed up the whole industry’s confusion in one line: “cool storyboard tool, but where’s the actual movie.”

Why Is Niu Lai Trending? Low-Budget Chinese Animated Movie With No Publicity Turns Into A Box Office Hit (Photo: Film Poster)

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) —A six-day celebration of independent film, animation and emerging technology is returning to OMSI this summer as the Portland Festival of Cinema, Animation & Technology runs Aug. 18-23, 2026, with tickets now on sale.

Happy Monday, everyone. Normally, I feel like Mondays kick off with a lot of horrible political news that sufficiently depresses me for the rest of the week. I’m sure today’s got that too, but unlike other weeks, today I began my Monday by looking at a bunch of hilarious, poorly drawn cows.

Producer Marco Perego came to Locarno’s industry strand with the sort of recent record that normally invites a victory lap.