Author: The World Screen
‘And Just Like That…’: Would Carrie, Charlotte, and Miranda Even Be Friends Anymore?
There’s complicated, and then there’s complicated. In the Sex and the City universe, things between Carrie and Aidan have always been messy. But Carr [...]
“Audiences are craving British movies,” says True Brit’s Zygi Kamasa at inaugural slate presentation | News
UK distributor and producer-financier True Brit has co-financed $125m of UK film production budgets in the company’s first 18 months of operation [...]
Uta Briesewitz Talks ‘American Sweatshop’, Early Days On ‘The Wire’ & The Hollywood Agent Who Told Her: “Nobody Wants To Work With A Female DP”
Uta Briesewitz delivered a Munich International Film Festival Masterclass on her recent movie American Sweatshop and also shared tales of her time [...]
Christopher Nolan’s ’The Odyssey’: Everything We Know
Only a director like Christopher Nolan could bring Homer’s Odyssey to the screen with a budget of $250 million—and an ambition worthy of the Olympian [...]
French box office continues 2025 slump into summer with 23% dip in ticket sales in June | News
France’s box office continues to suffer through the start of summer with ticket sales dropping by 23% year on year to a total of 10.9 million adm [...]
Rotterdam Arab Film Festival Celebrates 25 Years of Arab Cinema Excellence at the Heart of Dutch Film Culture
By TheWorldScreen – Rotterdam, June 2, 2025
The 25th edition of the Rotterdam Arab Film Festival (RAFF) concluded with a powerful statement: Arab [...]
Shadows of Recife: Kleber Mendonça Filho’s “The Secret Agent” Reimagines Resistance Under Brazil’s Dictatorship
In The Secret Agent, Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho crafts a dense and atmospheric cinematic journey into one of the darkest chapters of Br [...]
Love at the Edge of Madness – Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love Electrifies Cannes 2025
At the Cannes Film Festival 2025, few films in Competition provoked such a visceral and unforgettable response as Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love. A filmma [...]
Cinema Reborn on the Croisette – How Cannes Classics Keeps Film History Alive
At the Cannes Film Festival 2025, the past did not merely return—it was reborn on the big screen. Through the celebrated Cannes Classics section, the [...]
Beyond Quotas: Arab Producers Confront Visibility, Distribution, and Power at Berlinale 75
At the Berlin International Film Festival 75th edition, a conversation unfolding quietly away from red carpets cut to the core of one of global cinema [...]