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Beta Film Inks Secuoya Studios, William Levy’s ‘Volcano’ ‘Arcadia’
In more big news at Madrid’s Iberseries & Platino Industria, Munich-based Beta Film has secured sales rights to Secuoya Studios’ William Levy-starrers “Under a Volcano” and “Road…
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Twins Latin Films Boards Natalia Smirnoff’s ‘Roger on the Loose’
Argentina’s Twins Latin Films has boarded Natalia Smirnoff’s upcoming feature “Roger on the Loose” (“Roger suelto”), which is poised to shoot next year in the forests and sierras of…
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Atresmedia Launches ’33 Days,’ ‘La Ruta: Vol. 2: Ibiza’
Spanish streaming plaform Atresplayer continues to ramp up its original productions, launching “33 Days” (“33 Dias”) and Season 2 of its breakout hit series: “La Ruta. Vol. 2: Ibiza”…
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Former Fabula Exec Daniel Castell Strikes Alliance With Juntos Films
Chile’s Juntos Films has forged a strategic partnership with Bandada, the new label of former Fabula exec Daniel Castell. The move is aimed bolster its scripted content slate for…
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‘Demon Slayer,’ Twice, AI Cited by Execs in Asia’s Global Content Rise
At Singapore’s All That Matters conference, senior executives from Sony Music Entertainment Japan, Amazon Music, Netflix and Gold House dissected Asia’s expanding role as a global…
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Sony’s Shridhar Subramaniam Highlights Asia’s Cultural Diversity
At All That Matters in Singapore, Sony Music Asia and Middle East president Shridhar Subramaniam spotlighted Asia’s fast-rising influence in the global music business, emphasizing…
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Yao Chen on Pingyao Jury Role, Producing Films and Acting Future
Chinese superstar Yao Chen returned to the Pingyao International Film Festival this year in a new role — as a juror for the Roberto Rossellini Awards competition for international…
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Martin Freeman Controls Time in Sentimental Fantasy
Given the pressures of modern existence, it’s clear why an adaptation of Michael Ende’s 1973 novel “Momo” would appear utterly relevant in 2025. More than ever, the hours in the day…
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Liz Garbus to Receive Camerimage Award for Outstanding Directing
Camerimage will honor director Liz Garbus with an award for Outstanding Achievement in Documentary Filmmaking at the 33rd EnergaCAMERIMAGE Festival in Toru?, Poland this November.…
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Tilly Norwood Is AI, Not an Actress — So Don’t Call It That
Let’s be frank: everyone thinks they can act. On a weekly basis, I have people ask me about “getting some voice over work for extra money” or doing a show “for fun.” And I have to…
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