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The iconic documentary Shoah, directed by Claude Lanzmann, remains a significant cultural landmark, especially as it is showcased again at the Berlin Film Festival, marking its 40th anniversary. Released four decades ago, this nearly ten-hour-long exploration of the Holocaust is notable for its unique approach that circumvents traditional historical footage, instead relying exclusively on in-depth
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In the shifting landscape of global cinema, the collaborative venture between Bulgaria’s Nu Boyana Film Studios and France’s Free Dolphin Entertainment stands out as a beacon of innovation and ambition. Their focus on producing a consistent stream of films catering to the growing demand for content on ad-supported streaming platforms reflects a strategic foresight that
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The annual EE BAFTA Film Awards promise to bring together stars, filmmakers, and heartfelt performances at the Royal Festival Hall in London’s enchanting Southbank Centre. Despite the ceremony running on a delay and not airing for two hours, the atmosphere is already buzzing with anticipation as audiences and industry insiders alike await the evening’s recognition
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In an era where social media can propel careers to new heights or instantaneously tarnish reputations, the film industry faces unprecedented challenges. One of the recent high-profile incidents surrounds the Oscar-nominated film *Emilia Pérez*, presided over by acclaimed director Jacques Audiard. At the center of the controversy is Karla Sofía Gascón, whose previous social media
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The documentary “Porcelain War,” recently recognized with the Documentary Feature award, encapsulates the resilience of Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict. Directed by Brendan Bellomo and Slava Leontyev, the film metaphorically likens Ukraine to porcelain—delicate yet indefatigable. Leontyev, a prominent Ukrainian artist featured in the documentary, embodies this spirit by wielding his art as a weapon
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As artificial intelligence technology continues to evolve, it has infiltrated various sectors, including the creative industries. One of the most pressing concerns that has emerged is the potential violation of artists’ rights, particularly for actors whose performances may be appropriated without proper compensation or consent. The UK actors’ union, Equity, has taken a firm stance
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