Mexico Picks Sundance Winner Sujo for 2025 Oscars Race
The coming-of-age story from directors Astrid Rondero and Fernanda Valadez follows a boy orphaned in the country’s drug violence. Source: Mexico Picks Sundance Winner Sujo for 2025 Oscars Race
What’s behind India’s latest #MeToo movement in Malayalam cinema?
A probe panel’s report has lifted the veil on widespread sex abuse in the industry, with more women coming forward with allegations too. Source: What’s behind India’s latest #MeToo movement in Malayalam cinema? | Sexual Assault News | Al Jazeera
Cineworld creditors approve aggressive restructuring plan as key landlords object
The judge will rule on whether the plan should be accepted at this week’s ‘Sanction Hearing’. Source: Cineworld creditors approve aggressive restructuring plan as key landlords object | News | Screen
Jakarta World Cinema 2024 Kicks Off with Spectacular Opening Night
The Jakarta World Cinema (Jwc) 2024 opened with a vibrant celebration at Cgv Cinema Grand Indonesia last night, marking the beginning of a week-long journey of cinematic experiences from around the world. The event, which started on September 21st, was … Continued
Lisa Nandy: Tories’ ‘violent indifference’ to the arts damaged access to culture
Exclusive: culture secretary says predecessors ‘vandalised’ the arts and pledges state funding for every community. Source: Lisa Nandy: Tories’ ‘violent indifference’ to the arts damaged access to culture | Arts policy | The Guardian
‘The one thing we’re all afraid of is going insane’ – Stockholm Syndrome and the art of hostage negotiation
The six-day bank siege that inspired the controversial Stockholm Syndrome theory began on 23 August 1973. In 1980, a BBC documentary featured two pioneering New York police negotiators who had built their careers on the lessons they had learnt from … Continued