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Hyderabad: Yash’s Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups is facing a major slowdown at the box office. After starting its theatrical run with a massive Rs 101.10 crore on Day 1, the film’s daily collections have fallen sharply. On its second Wednesday, Toxic has earned Rs 3.16 crore so far, while a much smaller film,…

Night Shift: Last DanceNight Shift: Last Dance, directed by Jullian Boothe and co-directed by Luc Stephen

CINCINNATI (WXIX) – Every year, I have the pleasure of covering the Sundance Film Festival in January, and I’m always blown away by the breadth and scope of the programming at the festival. Every single category is always filled to the brim with some of the most exciting voices in the independent film space, who…

The actor is giving independent filmmakers more control over distribution, pricing, and revenue

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Watching “Niu Lai” was an experience like no other. The theater was surprisingly busy for a late Sunday-night screening, with a crowd eager to watch China’s most notorious cartoon calf and his mother. For the first half hour, I was surrounded by laughter, fueled by the characters’ crude 3D modeling, wooden movements and facial expressions,…

Detroit’s Campfire Film Cooperative is hosting a symposium called New Wave: The Rise of Cinema Culture in Metro Detroit. This event brings together independent cinema owners and programmers with audiences…

A new movie channel is streaming independent films from the Myrtle Beach International Film Festival

Studio Heartbreak’s 15-minute animated short The Lovers is moving from the festival circuit to a free global online release after a $410,205 crowdfunding campaign and screenings at Annecy, Fantasia and HollyShorts.

Doha Film Institute (DFI) celebrates another major milestone with eight Institute-supported films selected for the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, reaffirming its commitment to championing independent filmmakers and bringing distinctive voices from the Arab world and beyond to the global stage.