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Should Hollywood start getting worried? China, the world’s second-biggest film market (North America has reclaimed the crown), has been lukewarm to Hollywood titles that have the coveted opportunity to release in that country. Shazam! Fury of the Gods, the latest U.

Reshma Pathan was born into a conservative Muslim family. She was the eldest of five children.

At the Hong Kong International Film and TV Market (Filmart) which ran March 13-16, China had a prominent position with the China Film Co-Production Corporation (CFCC) presenting “multiple channels and forms such as exhibition booth, online promotion, themed videos and bilingual booklets,” according to The Hollywood Reporter. With representatives from Chinese film companies touting films completed and in production, the goal was to interest potential partners from the filmmaking community and to showcase the Chinese industry’s recent performance so as to “pave the way for domestic film institutions and relevant projects to go global,” the CFCC said in a statement.

The Golden Globes present this year's Women Directors' Symposium, featuring Zetna Fuentes (Black Cake, Bosch: Legacy, Cursed), Stacey Muhammad (Queen Sugar, Blackish, Manifest), and Salli Richardson-Whitfield (Wheel of Time, Luke Cage, Reprisal, The Gilded Age), moderated by international journalist and Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) member K. J.

Michael B. Jordan is the king of the box office this week with his Rocky spin-off Creed III.

Many women rightly feared that, after the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States in 2016, aided by a Republican majority in the Senate, he would appoint conservative judges to the Supreme Court, whose goal would be to curtail women’s freedom of choice. This is exactly what happened, on June 24, 2022, when the constitutional right to abortion, guaranteed by the Roe v.

A bracing cinematic reminder of the fact that the personal is the political, most especially in autocratic systems, arrives in the form of Queendom, which enjoyed its world premiere at the 2023 South by Southwest Festival on March 11 in the Documentary Feature Competition section. In focusing on the story of a 22-year-old Russian artist who wants to change people’s perceptions of beauty and queerness, and bring attention to the harassment of the LGBTQ+ community, this nonfiction effort offers up a striking snapshot of the foolhardy courageousness of youth.

Film, television and theater actor. An actor's actor.

Today, Isabelle Huppert celebrates her 70th birthday. In an eclectic career spanning 50 years, she has made 125 feature films, establishing herself as one of the most versatile actresses.

Female Pioneer, author/ director Eva Kupper is a powerful documentary maker in Belgium, who has worked throughout her career with multiple European productions. Like many Belgian talents, Küpper graduated in 2009 from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK) in Gent with Whatʼs in a Name, a feature-length documentary that won several prestigious prizes, including the IDFA Award for Best Student Documentary in 2010.