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Broadway and Hollywood are two of the biggest entertainment industries in the world, inseparable partners that constantly feed - and criticize - each other, exchanging talents, always adapting and inspiring in all ways. The Tony Award, Broadway’s main honor since 1947, and the Golden Globes, created in 1943, have always had a shared path.

When Michelle Yeoh became the first Asian woman to win an Oscar as best actress for her performance in Everything, Everywhere, All at Once last March she said, “this is proof- dream big and dreams do come true”, adding that her win “is for Asian community and anyone who has ever been identified as minority”.   Although Asians have been a minority in the Hollywood film industry since its inception, compared to Hollywood, Asian cinema has seen many more female action stars who inspire both empowerment and awe.

One expects it to be fun when Film Independent Presents hosts An Evening With… Molly Shannon. And that is exactly what it is.

The animation enterprise has extended since the early 1900s from hand-drawn cartoons to a brand-new era of animation with a billion-dollar business industry. Anime has become a cultural phenomenon and an industry that has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers globally.

The world’s biggest working film studio that you’ve probably never heard of isn’t in Hollywood. It isn’t in the US either.

Durante el rodaje del cortometraje Te amo tanto que escribí una película para nunca enojarme con vos, Alba Cravero se dio cuenta de que era transgénero. Esa comprensión no debía ser ignorada: Cravero, quien entonces hizo la transición de mujer a hombre, supo en ese momento que necesitaba comenzar el proceso para convertirse en su verdadero yo.

Trailblazing artist, director, producer, and activist Barbra Streisand has been named the 2023 Genesis Prize Laureate, dubbed by TIME Magazine as the ‘Jewish Nobel’. It is awarded annually by The Genesis Prize Foundation (GPF), in partnership with Israel’s Prime Minister's Office and the Jewish Agency for Israel.

Persis Khambatta, a smart and beautiful Indian actress and model, became instantly famous in December 1979 when she appeared on movie screens as Lieutenant Ilia, the Deltan navigator of the Starship USS Enterprise, in Star Trek: The Motion Picture directed by Robert Wise. The film was based on the television series (1966-1969) created by Gene Roddenberry, starring William Shatner as Captain James Kirk, and Leonard Nimoy as Vulcan science officer Spock.

Award-winning producer and creative director James Honeyborne has led his team with a focus produced by lifelong professional dedication in order to delight viewers with his vision of the world’s endangered lands, fauna and flora, and oceanic havens. From the beginning of the film, the viewer’s eye gets to absorb some of the world’s most spectacular and mind-blowing scenery, educating the audience on the importance of nature and the beauty and function of wildlife.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) makes it presence felt at the Buenos Aires Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente (BAFICI). Three members attended the Argentinian film festival, Argentinian members Gerardo Prat and Gabriel Lerman as well as the undersigned.