The world of K-pop is often marked by vibrant performances and meticulously crafted public personas, but the documentary “RM: Right People, Wrong Place” takes a different approach by giving us a glimpse into the inner workings of one of its leading figures—RM, the leader of BTS. Premiering at the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) in
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In a notable development within the film industry, former managing director of Wiedemann & Berg, Justyna Muesch, is embarking on an exciting new venture alongside her esteemed collaborators, Sofie Scherz-Fleischer and director Alireza Golafshan. Together, they have established Story Garden, a dynamic independent production company located in Munich. This collaboration marks a significant reconfiguration in
In the dynamic sphere of the Asian film industry, the Philippines is progressively making its mark, thanks in large part to innovative production houses like Rein Entertainment. Recently making waves at the Busan Asian Contents and Film Market (ACFM), this production outfit hosts an impressive lineup of films and series that reflects both artistic ambition
Netflix has steadily evolved as a major player in the global film industry, especially within the realm of Korean cinema. The recent announcement of Netflix’s 2025 film slate during the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) has generated excitement and anticipation not just among fans but also among industry insiders. This article will explore the range
The art of storytelling through film is one of humanity’s most profound expressions of culture and emotion. However, for many filmmakers worldwide, including Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof, this craft is fraught with challenges and oppression. Rasoulof’s latest work, *The Seed Of The Sacred Fig*, which has been selected by Germany as its Oscar submission, carries
John Hsu’s innovative horror comedy “Dead Talents Society” has emerged as the frontrunner at this year’s Golden Horse Awards, garnering an impressive eleven nominations. Among these nominations are prestigious categories such as Best Narrative Feature, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay, alongside a nod for Best Supporting Actress for the talented Sandrine Pinna. The film’s
The film and television industry in the UK has long been characterized by creativity and innovation, but beneath the glossy surface lies a deteriorating mental health crisis that requires immediate attention. The most recent Looking Glass Survey conducted by the Film and TV Charity reveals shocking statistics, with 35% of the 4,300 surveyed freelancers labeling
In today’s world, where climate change poses an existential threat to ecosystems and human societies, the media industry occupies a crucial platform. As audiences become increasingly aware and concerned about environmental issues, the role of content creators in shaping narratives around sustainability cannot be overstated. BBC Director General Tim Davie’s forthcoming address at the Climate
In a substantial shift for content creation in Japan, Netflix has initiated an exclusive five-year partnership with acclaimed director Hitoshi One. This agreement not only underscores the platform’s commitment to enriching its Asian content portfolio but also signals a new phase in One’s career, who is recognized for his innovative narratives and distinctive cinematic voice.
In a surprisingly quiet weekend at the international box office, two animated films stand out, revealing the intricacies and fluctuations of their respective markets. Despite the slower pace, the performances of these films highlight the unpredictable nature of audience preferences and the significance of global reach in the animation sector. Paramount and Hasbro’s latest animated