Entertainment

Cynthia Erivo’s transition from acclaimed actress and singer to film producer signals a daring expansion of her creative footprint. With her production company Edith’s Daughter, Erivo is stepping decisively into genre filmmaking with the upcoming adaptation of Adrian Tchaikovsky’s science fiction thriller *Saturation Point*. This project is far from a standard mainstream endeavor—it explores a
In an era when blockbuster franchises and mega-budget films dominate multiplex screens, the achievements of indie films like A24’s *Sorry, Baby* feel like refreshing sparks rather than mainstream events. Eva Victor’s directorial debut opened solidly in just four theaters, pulling in an impressive per-theater average but ultimately reaching a boutique audience. This film, lauded at
James Bond is a character etched into cinematic history as the suave, sophisticated, and unflappable spy. Yet, the franchise has undergone undeniable evolution—from its earlier decades, marked by overtly sexist depictions and shallow bravado, to more layered portrayals under Daniel Craig’s tenure. However, what many don’t realize is that there was once a bold vision
Every year, documentary filmmakers and industry professionals descend upon La Rochelle, a quaint fishing town, eagerly anticipating the Sunny Side of the Doc market. The 36th edition, held over a brief four-day window, demonstrated once again the growing complexities and ambitions of documentary storytelling in a world saturated with content. While the event’s statistic-laden report
The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) within the creative industries has ushered in a wave of excitement and innovation, but it has also propelled a troubling narrative of exploitation and erasure. UK actors are now raising alarms about being “digitally scanned” and reproducibly rendered without their informed consent. This opens an unsettling textbook of ethical