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“We have a competitive incentive in New Mexico that continues to draw attention and bring productions here to shoot,” New Mexico Film Office Director Steve Graham said
This past December, Timothée Chalamet promoted his film “Marty Supreme”, claiming that it is an independent film. This topic of what goes into making an independent film is something that has been up for debate within the film community for a while. However, this statement by perhaps the biggest star of the past five years…
Iranian-born, France-based filmmaker Ashgar Farhadi will receive the honorary heart of Sarajevo at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival (August 14-21).
A horror movie made for less than $1 million has raked in more than $400 million at the box office, making it the most profitable film of all time based on return on investment.
The summer tradition returns to Central Texas this week PrevNext25News The Waco Independent Film Festival is celebrating ten years as they roll out festivities and events for 2026. Posted and last updated
Film producers and major talent agencies have agreed to cooperate to cap actors’ appearance fees at below 10 percent of net production costs for state-backed mid- and low-budget films, in a bid to revive the country’s struggling film industry, the Culture Ministry said Thursday.
Mostafa Rajaai joined UK actors’ union Equity in the newly created role of industrial official, supporting artists and independent film, at a crucial time for the UK film sector.
Indie Film Studio Insurgence Launches Digital AI Production Toolset for Independent Filmmakers
Mario Niccolò Messina launched Insurgence in Los Angeles four years ago, after moving here from his native Italy. (Courtesy photo)
The Odyssey: Christopher Nolan film starring Matt Damon and Zendaya receives rave reviews
The Odyssey, the latest film from Oscar-winning director Sir Christopher Nolan, has received rapturous reviews from critics.
The volume of UK-produced films and TV shows released in the UK declined by 13% between 2022 and 2025, with an 8% decline in films, according to a report from UK training body ScreenSkills.