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NewsGlobal film and TV industry braces for expansion of Trump trade war
Trump has indicated he is prepared to target international film and TV industry while the MPA, DGA and IATSE urge action.
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NewsVal Kilmer, star of ‘The Doors’, ‘Batman Forever’, ‘Top Gun’, dies at 65
California-born actor was youngest to attend Juilliard aged 17.
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NewsWarner Bros studio co-heads Mike De Luca, Pam Abdy host CinemaCon session under cloud of uncertainty
Leonardo DiCaprio, Bill Hader, ‘Superman’ filmmakers and leads show up for somewhat muted presentation.
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NewsLionsgate at CinemaCon: The Weeknd performs; news on ‘Now You See Me’, ‘The Long Walk’, ‘The Housemaid’
Luca Guadagnino sends recorded message about ‘American Psycho’ adaptation.
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NewsLionsgate unveils next wave in ‘John Wick’ Universe at CinemaCon
Fifth instalment, anime feature, spin-off, TV show in the works.
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NewsCinema United head calls for minimum 45-day theatrical window at CinemaCon
“The goal is growing the business, growing revenue, giving movie fans more options.”
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NewsSPC acquires rights to Tony-winning musical ‘Merrily We Roll Along’
Daniel Radcliffe, Jonathan Groff, Lindsay Mendez star.
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FeaturesHow indie Oscar contenders flourished at the North American box office
‘Anora’, ‘Flow’ and ‘I’m Still Here’ have also brought in flourishing results.
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NewsSony brings ‘Spider-Man’ news, filmmakers to CinemaCon 2025
”Cost and windows can work for us or against us,” says motion picture group chairman Tom Rothman.
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NewsHarris Dickinson, Paul Mescal, Barry Keoghan, Joseph Quinn to play The Beatles in Sony four-parter
Studio to release all four features in April 2028.
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NewsWindows, costs, gloomy press coverage dominate CinemaCon Day 1 panel
“I would like a global window of minimum 45 days.”
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NewsKetchup Entertainment confirms ‘Coyote Vs. Acme’ acquisition
Director Dave Green shopped family film to buyers last year after Warner Bros shelved it amid cost-cutting.
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NewsKinepolis, Imax Corp expand partnership with nine new sites in Europe, North America
Belgium-based operator to nearly double its Imax offering across Europe.
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NewsNew York Film Critics Circle schedules 2026 ceremony
David Ehrlich to serve as 2025 chair of oldest critics group in United States.
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NewsGower Street boosts 2025 box office forecast to $34.1bn
Ne Zha 2 helps raise projection from initial $33bn.
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NewsAcademy apologises for not naming Hamdan Ballal amid ’No Other Land’ furore
“We regret that we failed to directly acknowledge Mr. Ballal and the film by name.”
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NewsAcademy members blast Oscar org's “indefensible” stance on ‘No Other Land’ co-director
Academy Governors reportedly in emergency session.
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NewsFrance’s CNC urges European solidarity against US ‘threats’
French TV and film body expects ‘much more aggressive’ US approach against European streaming regulation
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NewsNine talking points from Series Mania 2025: “The scripted TV market is not going down any further”
From the rise of co-productions to the absence of political talk, Screen rounds up scripted festival’s main talking points
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Reviews‘Warfare’ review: Alex Garland co-directs tense Iraq combat drama
Garland and co-director Ray Mendoza recreate a 2006 Navy SEAL mission in real-time with stars Cosmo Jarvis and Will Poulter