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Where there’s smoke, there’s fire and today we can confirm some exciting news – the Nuri Bilge Ceylan camp is indeed moving forward on his next feature film which will roll out this summer. We add mentioned a tidbit of...

Not that we have any issue with a legitimate tie, but it does make you wonder how many voters there actually are in the Best Live Action Short Film category, where The Singers and Two People Exchanging Saliva ended up...

After dazzling the critic elite at Telluride and cementing its frontrunner status at TIFF, Hamnet appeared poised to gallop away with the Oscar race, but the season took a dramatic turn when Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another opened...

Berlin-based visual artist Ann Oren transitioned from more than a decade immersed in short-form, docu and experimental cinema into her audacious feature debut, Piaffe — a bold, body-conscious fever dream that signaled the arrival of a striking new voice. As...

We are nearing the four-year gap between projects that celebrated Turkish filmmaker Nuri Bilge Ceylan typically allows between films so while this tidbit of news is slightly unconventional it logistically makes sense. Our friends at World of Reel have learned...

The Brutalist family reunion continues as Screen Daily reports that Antonia Campbell-Hughes’ sophomore feature Diamond Shitter (which will also be known as the generic title of High End in some markets) have castt Andrea Riseborough and Guy Pearce alongside Raffey...

For those who might not have caught wind of the news this past Monday, we finally have a new film project by auteur American indie Rome-based auteur Jonas Carpignano. After completing his trilogy which began with 2015’s Mediterranea moving into...

One of the rare Sundance Institute promoted projects that participated in all three Sundance Labs (Screenwriters, Directors, and Producers) filmmaker Hanna Gray Organschi has landed the heroine for her feature debut. Deadline reports that Grace Van Patten is attached to...

With a selection of films dating back to last year’s Cannes such as Alexe Poukine’s Kika (read review), with generous helping of Venice Film Festival and select items such as Pete Ohs‘ Erupcja from TIFF (read review) and as recent...

Spanish filmmaker Àlex Lora (winner of Sundance’s Grand Jury Prize for his 2024 short) has completed production on his sophomore feature film. The folks at Cineuropa report that L’escletxa (aka The Fissure) (which was shot in Barcelona this past fall)...