UK exhibitors look ahead to 2026: “The end of this horror show”
Screen talks to key players in the UK exhibition space about a sector in flux. Source: UK exhibitors look ahead to 2026: “The end of this horror show” | Features | Screen
Could EU’s new financing schemes reshape the European film industry?
The EU is seeking to boost financing for European filmmakers through its equity investment scheme and loan-guarantee facility. Source: Could EU’s new financing schemes reshape the European film industry? | Features | Screen
The stunning ‘sculpted forest’ rising from the ashes
In 1978 a devastating fire swept over Argentina’s Piltriquitrón mountain, burning an entire section of forest 1,400m above sea level. A group of local artists decided to bring new life to the forest through turning the burned remains of the … Continued
How local blockbusters helped cinemas in Vietnam recover from the pandemic
Given that major markets such as China and the US are struggling to match pre-pandemic levels, Vietnam has staged a remarkable recovery. Source: How local blockbusters helped cinemas in Vietnam recover from the pandemic | Features | Screen
Could Trump’s Tariffs Lead to China Banning Hollywood Films?
China is reportedly considering a slate of retaliatory measures against the U.S. that could potentially devastate Hollywood‘s access to the world’s second-largest box office, according to posts by two influential Chinese social media figures Source: Could Trump’s Tariffs Lead to … Continued
Robert De Niro to Receive Honorary Cannes Palme d’Or
The legendary actor, star of two Palme d’Or winners, will be honored at this year’s opening ceremony. Source: Robert De Niro to Receive Honorary Cannes Palme d’Or