Author: The World Screen
Eva Victor’s Sorry, Baby Is the Most Promising Debut at Sundance This Year
It’s less than enticing to advertise a Sundance movie by noting that it’s the directorial debut of an actor-comedian who rose to prominence for their [...]
Julie-Jeanne Régnault to leave as general secretary of European Film Agency Directors association | News
Julie-Jeanne Régnault, general secretary of the European Film Agency Directors association (EFAD), is to leave in March after six years in the ro [...]
‘The Wedding Banquet’ Review: Mothers Always Know Best In Andrew Ahn’s Substantial-Hearted Remake Of A Gay Classic – Sundance Film Festival
It takes some guts to follow in the footsteps of writer James Schamus and director Ang Lee, but And [...]
‘Squid Game’ Breakout Park Sung-hoon Wasn’t Sure He Should Play Hyun-ju
There’s a subtly powerful moment in the second season finale of Squid Game, the dystopian Korean drama that became a worldwide sensation in 2021. Pro [...]
Legacy’ Comes to an End in the Thrilling Fresh Trailer for Its Final Season
It's not fair, and Prime Video are mean for taking him away from us, but tragically, the end is near for Bosch: Legacy. Today, Prime Video revealed t [...]
Emerald Fennell’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi starts filming in the UK
Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights adaptation starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi has begun filming in the UK at Sky Studios Elstree for War [...]
Michael B Jordan Battles Deep South Vampires Sinners Trailer
It’s always a thrill when a talented filmmaker who’s worked in franchise fare for a while puts all their Hollywood brownie points into making a subs [...]
The Bachelor Premiere Takes Our Attention for Granted
Early in his debut as The Bachelor’s next leading man, Grant Ellis made a bold declaration: “I’m financially stable. I’m emotionally stable. I’m phys [...]
BFI heads Ben Roberts and Jay Hunt confirm UK in talks with government to rejoin Creative Europe Media
Ben Roberts, chief executive of the British Film Institute (BFI), and BFI chair Jay Hunt today said they were in talks with the UK government reg [...]
Goteborg president Ruben Östlund criticises “embarrassingly uneducated” Swedish cultural policy after minister’s speech
Goteborg Film Festival honorary president Ruben Östlund has criticised the “embarrassingly uneducated” cultural policy of Sweden, following a sp [...]