Browsing: film

There’s something about the end of summer that makes us want to learn again—new notebooks, new teachers, that mix of excitement and dread about what comes next.

Sundance Film Festival volunteer sign-up begins Aug. 31 – Left Hand Valley Courier

Tyler Perry Studios is launching Maxscene, a new specialty film division designed to help independent filmmakers develop, produce and distribute movies for theatrical audiences. The launch of Maxscene comes as the Atlanta studio continues creating new pathways for talent through efforts including its TPS Dreamers internship program and the infrastructure of its Black-owned studio complex.

ARTS / FILM Russian Film Festival lands in five Chinese cities, spotlighting deeper cultural ties

Film and TV editor Patrick Perry reflects on working with Dolly Parton on her 2022 TV movie “Dolly Parton’s Mountain Magic Christmas”.

Liz Meriwether is writing the Britney Spears biopic for Universal. It’s been 15 years since her last feature script. The New Girl creator teamed up with director Jon M. Chu…

A robot with the head of Niu Lai, a character from a Chinese animated film Niu Lai, stands on the ground of an exhibition hall during the 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing

Clockwise from top left: ‘Meteorite’, ‘Father Joe’, ‘The Difficult Bride’, ‘My Notes On Mars’, ‘Ink’, ‘Guria’

This week in North Philly Notes,Terri Ginsberg, coeditor of Governing Genealogies of International Film Education, writes about the significance of media archival studies. 

A dramatic comedy about a Chinese chef navigating conflict in the Middle East grossed 1.3 billion yuan ($193 million) as of midday on Friday a major Chinese ticketing platform