What led Wagner Moura to the Oscars? Fernanda Torres, Lázaro Ramos, and Vladimir Brichta explain to the BBC
The article discusses the rise of Brazilian actor Wagner Moura to Oscar recognition, highlighting his unique acting style and charisma as factors contributing to his global acclaim.
Cinema in Times of Anxiety: The Thessaloniki Festival Reopens Historical Notebooks
The Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival returns, reflecting on the value of memory in times of war and global unease.
From Recife to Oslo, passing through Gaza, Iran, and Morocco: the 'map' of the Oscar for International Film
The article explores the diverse international locations represented in the 2026 Oscar nominations for Best International Film, highlighting the unique stories and cinematic styles that emerge from each region.
Solidarity with Gaza shines on a night full of demands: "We will not change the world, but we cannot look the other way"
The 40th Goya Awards in Spain prominently featured themes of solidarity with Gaza, highlighting the urgent need for empathy and activism among the global community.
India's only 'Chaalbaaz' actress who won a BAFTA Award at the age of 27
Rohini Hattangadi made history as India's first actress to win a BAFTA Award at 27, representing Indian cinema on a global platform.
"Affection Value" is the most lucrative Norwegian movie
"Affection Value" has surpassed "Kon-Tiki" as the highest-grossing Norwegian film worldwide, with 3.4 million viewers generating over $30.7 million in box office revenue.
'Ramayana' Global Resonance, Will Easily Recover 4000 Crore Budget! Here's the Grand Plan
The article discusses the ambitious plans and expectations surrounding the Indian film 'Ramayana,' which is set to have a budget of over 4000 crores, aiming to become the largest release in Indian cinema.
Folha special shows Brazil's advances and setbacks in relation to the world
A special report by Folha outlines Brazil's progress and challenges compared to the global scenario across various sectors over recent years.
Opening of the Berlin Film Festival and an Arab Cry in the Panorama
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival opened with a vibrant ceremony led by new director Tricia Tuttle, breaking from traditional norms and emphasizing the festival's commitment to global storytelling.
'We are the opposite of politics,' says filmmaker Wim Wenders at the Berlin Festival
Filmmaker Wim Wenders discusses the role of cinema in shaping perspectives amidst global violence during the Berlin Festival, addressing a contentious question regarding Germany's support in Gaza.
BTS announces concerts LIVE via streaming and in cinemas: dates and prices to watch the shows from Goyang and Tokyo
BTS is set to make a grand return to global stages by live streaming their concerts and offering special cinema screenings as part of their ARIRANG world tour.
Vertical cinema expands and gains weight in digital entertainment
Vertical cinema is becoming a significant trend in contemporary entertainment, transitioning from a casual filming method to a massive global market.
Priyanka Chopra and the super-production 'Varanasi' aim to bring Indian culture to the world; it will hit theaters in 2027
The ambitious Indian film 'Varanasi', starring Priyanka Chopra, is set to release in theaters on April 7, 2027, promising to bring Indian culture to a global audience.
Saskatchewan film club shines spotlight on Prairie storytellers
Saskatchewan filmmaker Emma Zuck has founded the Homegrown Cinema Club to showcase local short films and engage the community.
From Winter in Europe to the Fall of the Oscars: The Agenda of Film Festivals in 2026
The article discusses the busy season for global cinema starting February 7, 2026, transitioning from European winter festivals to the awards spring, culminating in a significant autumn for the Oscars.
Fernando Esteso, the rural rogue who showed in cinema the unequal arrival of modernity in Spain
The article discusses how Fernando Esteso represented the impact of modernity on rural Spain through his work in cinema during the gradual opening of Franco's dictatorship to global capitalism.
Increase in revenues and expansion outside Europe: who is betting on French cinema?
The year 2025 marked a significant quantitative and qualitative transformation for French cinema, positioning it to potentially reclaim its leadership in the global film industry with a notable increase in viewership and revenue.
Brazilian cinema strikes gold, confronting harrowed past while captivating audiences worldwide
Brazilian cinema is achieving international success by addressing its troubled history while engaging global audiences.
Which Fellini photographer became the global witness of a chiaroscuro story
The article discusses how Ennio Flaiano found inspiration for a character in La dolce vita, depicting a photographer symbolizing a new urban fauna in Rome during the nights of the film's setting.
The Great Flood: Disaster Cinema When Water Becomes a Mirror for Humanity
The article discusses the appeal of disaster films, especially those that explore post-disaster scenarios, prompting reflection on humanity's future amidst global uncertainties.
The Saudi film 'Hostage'.. cinematic chaos falls into the trap of imported comedy
The Saudi film 'Hostage' blends black comedy and social drama, showcasing the growing presence of Saudi cinema on global platforms like Netflix after its debut at the Red Sea International Film Festival.
The Post-Hollywood World: How the Film Industry Redefines the Map of Influence?
The article discusses how Hollywood has shaped global perceptions through its films over the past century, influencing generations and promoting Western ideals.
Cinema summary of 2025 in Poland. Four Polish productions in the TOP 10
The article discusses key events and achievements in the Polish film industry in 2025, including attendance and revenue factors at cinemas, market structure changes in the U.S., streaming platform impacts, and global film popularity rankings.
Kannywood: Northern Nigeria’s film industry chasing global fame
The Kannywood cinema industry in northern Nigeria is striving for international recognition by pushing censorship boundaries and producing approximately 200 films monthly.
The Superpower of Uniformity
The article reflects on the overwhelming presence of superheroes in cinema and how it influences the global blockbuster landscape, highlighting the release of James Gunn's Superman as a pivotal moment for discussion.
Brigitte Bardot's wild love life that helped spark sexual revolution
Brigitte Bardot, a legendary actress and style icon, significantly influenced societal views on sex and relationships through her provocative lifestyle and attitude towards men, and her recent passing at 91 has prompted global reflections on her impact.
LIVE - The global movie star Brigitte Bardot has died at the age of 91
Brigitte Bardot, the iconic actress who rose to global fame with the 1956 film 'And God Created Woman,' has passed away at the age of 91, remembered for her contributions to cinema and animal rights activism.