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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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Gotham Film Awards Nominations: ‘The Invite,’ ‘Tender Loving Care’ Among Top Nominees

  • Five films lead with four nominations each.
  • The Invite and Clarissa are up for best feature.
  • The Audience Award returns after six years.

Five films have received the most nominations for the 2026 Gotham Film Awards, with All of a Sudden, Clarissa, La Gradiva, The Invite and Tender Loving Care each earning four. Clarissa and The Invite are among 12 films competing for best feature, making the nominations a broad showcase…

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Run-A-Muck Names Adam Kopp Head Of Creative

  • Adam Kopp will lead Run-A-Muck’s creative strategy.
  • He starts on 16 November across film, television and digital.
  • Run-A-Muck has raised $10 million and has over 25 projects in development.

Run-A-Muck has appointed producer and executive Adam Kopp as Head of Creative to guide its creative strategy across film, television and digital projects. The hire comes as the company expands its slate and platforms, aiming to connect storytelling across formats. Kopp starts on 16 November and will work…

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‘All of a Sudden,’ ‘Clarissa,’ ‘La Gradiva,’ ‘The Invite’ and ‘Tender Loving Care’ Lead Gothams Nominees

  • Five films lead with four Gotham nominations each.
  • “Clarissa” and “The Invite” are Best Feature nominees.
  • The Audience Award returns after a six-year hiatus.

“All of a Sudden”, “Clarissa”, “La Gradiva”, “The Invite” and “Tender Loving Care” each received four nominations at the 36th Gotham Awards. The Gotham Film & Media Institute selected 42 feature films and 25 performances across 11 categories, recognising work by first-time filmmakers and established artists. “Clarissa” and…

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A Comic-Con for the Military? Two Hollywood Veterans Are Betting on It

  • Military Con will launch with two US events in 2027.
  • Organisers plan displays, demonstrations, gaming and discussions.
  • The founders describe the conventions as apolitical.

Two Hollywood executives are launching Military Con, a pair of conventions intended to bring Comic-Con-style experiences to America’s military community. The events will combine military history and technology with personal stories, entertainment and interactive attractions, at a time when public support for the US war with Iran is…

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Frank Capra Was Darker Than You Think, Says Author of New Biography

  • Sam Wasson’s biography argues Capra’s films are darker and more complex than their reputation.
  • The 752-page book weighs Capra’s achievements alongside his conduct during the Red Scare.
  • Wasson sees Capra’s people-centred storytelling as an uncommon influence today.

Sam Wasson’s new biography presents Frank Capra as a more complicated filmmaker than the reputation for sentimental, uplifting stories suggests. Wasson argues that Capra’s films combine darkness with hope, and that his immigrant journey and work offer a way to think about American ideals and leadership. The 752-page…

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Jessica Chastain’s Horror Movie Officially Removed From 500 Theaters as It Nears $100 Million

  • *Other Mommy* has made $95 million worldwide.
  • About 500 cinemas dropped the film in its third weekend.
  • It has earned $50 million domestically on a budget under $20 million.

Jessica Chastain’s horror film *Other Mommy* has lost about 500 US cinemas in its third weekend, as new competition arrives, but it remains in the domestic top ten and is nearing $100 million worldwide. Its box-office performance stands out given its poor critical reception and a reported production…

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In 2010, Taika Waititi directed his second movie, and even he admitted he was “terrible to work with”

  • Waititi said he was difficult to work with early in *Boy*’s production.
  • The personal film earned almost $9 million.
  • *Boy* helped launch his path from indie films to Marvel.

Taika Waititi’s 2010 film *Boy* was a major success, but he later acknowledged that directing and acting in it made him difficult to work with during the first two weeks of production. The reflection is relevant amid the poor reception of his latest film, *Klara and the Sun*,…

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9 Years Later, Ridley Scott Is Officially Returning to His Unfinished Alien Story

  • A new Alien film linked to Prometheus and Alien: Covenant is in development.
  • Ridley Scott will produce; Aaron Guzikowski will write.
  • Scott’s directing role and the film’s release date are unknown.

20th Century Studios is developing a new Alien film connected to Ridley Scott’s Prometheus and Alien: Covenant, returning to a storyline left unresolved in 2017. Scott will produce, but it is not yet known whether he will direct; the project could continue the story of the android David…

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A Sense of Home Gala to Honor Co-Founders Georgie Smith and Melissa Goddard

  • A Sense of Home will honour its co-founders at a 12 November gala.
  • Smith and Goddard plan to step back from daily operations in 2027.
  • The nonprofit provided household goods to 1,000 wildfire-affected families.

A Sense of Home will honour co-founders Georgie Smith and Melissa Goddard at its Legacy of Home Gala in Los Angeles on 12 November. The event recognises their work building the nonprofit, which aims to prevent homelessness among young people leaving foster care by helping them establish homes…

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Danielle Harris Documentary Set About Her Career as a Child Star, ‘Halloween’ Scream Queen (EXCLUSIVE)

  • Danielle Harris is the subject of a new feature-length documentary.
  • The film draws on three years of filming and personal archives.
  • A festival run is planned for 2027.

A feature-length documentary about Danielle Harris will explore her career as a child actor and horror-film favourite, alongside personal experiences she says shaped her life. The film aims to show audiences a side of Harris beyond her screen roles. Shot over three years, it combines archival footage, private…

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