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Film remains one of the most influential forms of storytelling in contemporary culture, shaping how audiences around the world experience narratives and ideas. From major studio releases to independent productions, the industry continues to evolve with new technologies, business models and creative voices challenging traditional conventions. This topic covers the full spectrum of cinema—the blockbusters that dominate box offices, the intimate character studies that premiere at festivals, and everything in between.

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Beyond the screen, the film industry itself generates significant headlines. Studio mergers reshape the competitive landscape, streaming platforms alter how films reach audiences, and casting announcements provoke cultural conversations. Critics and audiences alike engage in passionate debates about artistic merit, representation and the direction of cinema itself.

Whether you're interested in reviews of the latest releases, industry news that affects which films get made and distributed, or the ongoing cultural conversations about what film means today, this topic brings together coverage that matters to film enthusiasts and those curious about the forces shaping entertainment and storytelling.

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The 15 Best Animated Thriller Movies, Ranked

  • Animated thrillers range from folklore to psychological suspense.
  • The films use animation to expand what stories can show.
  • The excerpt features *Scarlet*, *Beowulf*, *ParaNorman* and *Wolfwalkers*.

The article presents animated thrillers as a varied genre capable of suspense, complex themes and striking visual experimentation, challenging the idea that animation is mainly for children. It introduces a ranked selection of films spanning psychological mysteries, science fiction and eerie fantasy, though the supplied text does not…

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Prime Video Germany Names Former Netflix Film Exec Sasha Buhler As Originals Chief

  • Sasha Bühler will lead Prime Video’s German originals.
  • She starts on 1 December, succeeding Philip Pratt.
  • Her Netflix credits include *All Quiet on the Western Front*.

Prime Video has appointed former Netflix Germany film executive Sasha Bühler as Head of German Originals at Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios Germany. She succeeds Philip Pratt, who has moved to Disney+, as the streaming services compete to attract subscribers with local productions. Bühler starts on 1…

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Mexican presenter’s kick sends drone into model’s face during live show

  • A kicked drone struck model Isabella Rojas during a live TV show.
  • Rojas returned to say her split lip was her only injury.
  • Chavana apologised as viewers questioned the set’s safety.

Mexican television host Ernesto Chavana kicked a low-flying drone during a live comedy show, accidentally hitting model Isabella Rojas in the face. The incident was filmed and spread widely online, prompting criticism of the set’s safety and of Chavana’s response. Rojas was escorted off set, then returned minutes…

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‘Blade Runner’ Meets ‘Interstellar’ in the Sci-Fi Spectacle Taking Over a New Streamer

  • *Oblivion* has arrived on Starz.
  • The film reunited Tom Cruise with director Joseph Kosinski.
  • Its visuals won praise, though critics found the story thin.

Tom Cruise and director Joseph Kosinski’s 2013 science-fiction film *Oblivion* has been added to Starz, bringing the visually ambitious film to a new streaming audience. Its arrival is notable as a chance to revisit an early collaboration between Cruise and Kosinski, whose later work included *Top Gun: Maverick*.…

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Is It Too Late to Make a Run for It? by Judi Dench review – whatever you do, don’t call her a ‘national treasure’

  • Dench’s memoir reflects on her career and love of acting.
  • She dislikes being labelled a “national treasure”.
  • At 91, she has no plans to retire.

Judi Dench’s new memoir, *Is It Too Late to Make a Run for It?*, looks back on a long acting career through conversations with her friend Brendan O’Hea. It presents her as sharp-witted and still passionate about performing, while explaining why she dislikes being called a “national treasure”:…

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Everest documentary questions risks behind couple’s north face skiing attempt

  • Morrison and Nelson attempt a first ski descent of Everest’s north face.
  • The film pairs spectacular mountain footage with questions about risk.
  • Nepalese guides’ perspectives add context to the climbers’ ambitions.

The documentary *Everest: The Other Side* follows mountaineers Jim Morrison and Hilaree Nelson as they attempt to become the first people to ski down Everest’s north face. Its sweeping Imax imagery makes the climb feel immediate, while the film also raises questions about the risks they choose to…

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Academy chief signals wider international reach for Oscars and Tokyo eligibility

  • Kramer signalled Tokyo may join the Oscars’ festival qualification route.
  • International membership has risen to 25 per cent.
  • YouTube will stream the ceremony worldwide from 2029.

Academy chief executive Bill Kramer said the organisation is working to make the Oscars more global, pointing to wider international membership, nominations and access to the ceremony. He also suggested Tokyo could be added to a new route that lets films qualify for the international feature Oscar by…

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Legendary Sci-Fi Director’s 129-Minute War-Action Masterpiece Is Being Cut From Netflix

  • *Starship Troopers* leaves Netflix at the end of October.
  • Verhoeven’s film satirises militarism and propaganda.
  • Its alien designs and battle scenes remain a draw.

Paul Verhoeven’s 1997 film *Starship Troopers* is due to leave Netflix at the end of October, prompting a fresh look at a film whose satire was widely misunderstood on release. The story presents a militaristic future society and a war against alien bugs, using its exaggerated patriotic style…

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Taiwan-Japan Film Fund Daily Capital Launches at Tokyo Market, Backs Period Romance ‘Love Ends in Bloom’

  • Daily Capital aims to raise NT$100 million for Taiwan-Japan productions.
  • It has reached 70% of its fundraising target.
  • Its first project, *Love Ends in Bloom*, targets a 2028 release.

Daily Capital, a new fund for Taiwan-Japan film and television co-productions, launched at the Tokyo International Film Festival market. It aims to raise NT$100 million (about US$3.1 million) and back at least five projects in its first two years, using partnerships between the countries to help reach audiences…

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Amazon doubles investment in original Japanese films, series and anime

  • Amazon MGM has doubled its investment in original Japanese content.
  • The expanded slate spans live-action titles and anime.
  • *The Apothecary Diaries* is due on Prime Video in 2028.

Amazon MGM Studios has doubled its investment in original Japanese content, expanding production of live-action films, series and anime. The strategy builds on its work with Japanese and international partners, aiming to serve local audiences while giving selected projects wider global reach. The company did not disclose the…

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