Tag: Theworldscreen
‘Under The Volcano’: Thessaloniki Review
Poland's Oscar entry is a drama about a Ukrainian family stranded in Spain on the outbreak of war [...]
Joanna Haji Touma and Khalil Joreige are crowned with “Creative Achievement”
Speciale reviews the details of the news that Lebanese artists Joanna Hadji Touma and Khalil Joreige were crowned with the Creative Achievement Award [...]
The Diplomat’s Creator Knows What Happens After That Wild Ending
What a time for Netflix's hit political thriller to return. Days before the election, season two of Netflix's The Diplomat starring Keri Russell as K [...]
Bleecker Street takes Telluride, TIFF drama ‘The Friend’ starring Naomi Watts
Bleecker Street has acquired North American rights to Telluride Film Festival world premiere The Friend starring Naomi Watts, Bill Murray, and B [...]
The Empire Film Podcast #641 ft. Hugh Grant, Ian Bonhote, Peter Ettedgui
We've another double interview episode of the Empire Podcast for you this week, folks. First up, Hugh Grant returns to the pod for an in-depth chat [...]
More Mysteries Await Leaphorn and Chee as ‘Dark Winds’ Season 3 Sets Release Date
Following the tribal police lieutenant of Kayenta town in Navajo County, Joe Leaphorn (Zahn McClarnon), and undercover FBI agent Jim Chee (Kiowa Gord [...]
A Night of Triumph: Celebrating Winners at the 2024 ElGouna Film Festival #GFF24
The 2024 ELGouna Film Festival # GFF24 drew to a close with an impressive awards ceremony that celebrated outstanding cinematic achievements from arou [...]
‘Anora’ Proves There’s Plenty of Life in the Awards Box Office
Those invested in the commercial viability of adult, sophisticated, ambitious filmmaking tend to experience post-COVID box-office reports like a roll [...]
Daniel Hui’s ‘Small Hours Of The Night’ pulled from Singapore International Film Festival (exclusive) | News
Daniel Hui’s Small Hours Of The Night has been pulled from Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF), after being refused classification from [...]
‘Like Water for Chocolate’ Review
HBO's most recent Spanish-language series, Like Water for Chocolate, lives under two great shadows. The first one is, of course, Laura Esquivel's se [...]