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The National Film Center honors screenwriter Qiu Gangjian with a retrospective, while a Korean horror film incorporates Indonesian rituals. Meanwhile, Chinese media defends the indie film 'Dear You' against propaganda accusations, and a 1978 film starring Clint Eastwood is remembered as a beloved comedy.
Ricky Martin to star in Gael Garcรญa Bernal's new film 'Hombre al Agua'
Ricky Martin is set to grace the silver screen in Gael Garcรญa Bernal's directorial debut, "Hombre al Agua," a film that has generated considerable buzz since its trailer revealed the Puerto Rican superstar's involvement. The surprise casting, kept under wraps until close to the filming of his scenes, marks a significant collaboration between the iconic singer and the acclaimed Mexican actor-turnedโฆ
Film refuses to stay silent on neo-Nazi violence
Ingvild Sรธderlind's new feature film provides a stark and dramatic portrayal of the neo-Nazi environment that fostered murderers, alongside an examination of a society that failed to intervene. The moโฆ
Clint Eastwood calls 2003 film his best work
Clint Eastwood, a towering figure in Hollywood with a career spanning decades as an actor, director, and producer, has rarely singled out one film as his absolute best. His extensive filmography incluโฆ
Award-winning 'Wedding' comes to Rijeka's film garden with inclusive, free screening
Rijeka's UGIN film garden will host an inclusive screening of the acclaimed Croatian film 'Svadba' (Wedding) on Thursday, August 27. This special showing, part of the "Film svima" (Film for All) natioโฆ
Film 'Laut Bercerita' Enlists Photojournalists for Authentic Visuals of 1998 Tragedy
Director Yosep Anggi Noen sought to imbue his film "Laut Bercerita" with authentic visual nuance, particularly concerning the grim atmosphere of the 1998 disappearances. To achieve this, he enlisted tโฆ
Film 'Journey to Kyongju' explores mother's revenge plot
Kim Mi-jo's debut commercial film, "Journey to Kyongju," opens on the 26th, presenting a revenge narrative centered on a mother's quest for justice. The film, starring Lee Jung-eun, Gong Hyo-jin, Parkโฆ