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Jim Henson’s Fantasy Classic Officially Unveils 90th Birthday Collectible [Exclusive]

  • Limited-edition Ludo mask released for Henson's 90th birthday tribute
  • 250 pieces available at $175; pre-orders open now
  • Includes collectible art print; ships autumn 2026

To commemorate what would have been Jim Henson's 90th birthday, a limited-edition Ludo mask collectible has been unveiled, celebrating one of cinema's most beloved fantasy films, Labyrinth (1986). The mask represents Ludo, the endearing creature character from the film, and exemplifies Henson's distinctive creature artistry that continues to…

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‘Luke Cage’ Icon Is Officially Back in Business at CBS With New Look at Upcoming ‘Lincoln Lawyer’ Replacement [Exclusive]

  • Mike Colter returns to acting in new CBS legal drama Cupertino, premiering October 8
  • He plays a wrongfully ousted tech lawyer fighting Silicon Valley giants with a new partner
  • The show reunites him with The Good Wife creators after his role in their series Evil

Mike Colter, known for his role as Luke Cage, is starring in a new CBS legal drama called Cupertino, which premieres on 8 October. Created by The Good Wife's Michelle and Robert King, the show follows lawyer Michael Price (Colter), who has been wrongfully ousted from a tech…

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Guillermo del Toro Officially Has One Final ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ Surprise for Fans [Exclusive]

  • Pan’s Labyrinth returns to US cinemas on 9 October.
  • Fans can enter to win del Toro’s original artwork.
  • The final raffle runs from 25 to 27 September.

Guillermo del Toro is marking Pan’s Labyrinth’s 20th anniversary with a final giveaway of one of his original doodles. The film returns to US cinemas on 9 October in a new 4K restoration and 3D conversion, giving fans another opportunity to see the acclaimed fantasy drama on the…

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KATSEYE’s Movie ‘KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS’ Coming to Disney+ Soon

  • KATSEYE’s film arrives on streaming platforms on 16 October.
  • It explores the group’s formation, rise and fan community.
  • The documentary includes unseen footage and personal interviews.

KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS will begin streaming on Disney+ internationally and on Disney+ and Hulu in the US on 16 October. The film’s release gives fans who missed its August theatrical run another chance to follow the group’s rise and understand the close relationship between KATSEYE and their global…

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Brazil’s Desvia Filmes Enters New Era With Doubled Focus on Indie and Rachel Daisy Ellis’ San Sebastián Co-Pro Forum’s Buzzy ‘The Last Cruise’

  • Desvia Filmes splits leadership as co-founder Mascaro launches new venture Trema
  • Rachel Daisy Ellis leads Desvia's expansion to support new creative voices
  • Ellis develops hybrid film "The Last Cruise" about elderly couple choosing cruise ship retirement

Brazil's prestigious production company Desvia Filmes is entering a new chapter following co-founder Gabriel Mascaro's departure to launch a separate company, Trema, with producer Paula Cosenza. With Mascaro's exit, British producer Rachel Daisy Ellis now leads Desvia's focus towards supporting new creative voices whilst maintaining the company's reputation…

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CAPA Deputy Director Unveils Sean Connery Doc; Talks Mission To Expand French Company’s International Reach

  • CAPA is developing a new documentary about Sean Connery.
  • His granddaughter Stéphanie Renouvin will direct.
  • Sally Blake is leading CAPA’s international expansion.

CAPA is developing *Sean Connery: The Untold Story*, a documentary directed by French journalist Stéphanie Renouvin, the actor’s granddaughter. The project aims to offer new behind-the-scenes insight into Connery’s life while helping CAPA expand its international reach under newly appointed Deputy Director Sally Blake. The film is being…

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20 Years Later, Julianne Moore’s 92% RT Sci-Fi Thriller Still Has the Greatest Ending

  • A dystopian classic feels increasingly relevant today.
  • Kee’s baby offers hope to a collapsing world.
  • Its emotional ending remains the film’s greatest strength.

Alfonso Cuarón’s *Children of Men*, starring Clive Owen and Julianne Moore, portrays a dystopian 2027 where humanity has been infertile for 18 years and refugees face severe prejudice in England. The article argues that the film remains especially relevant because of its political themes and presents its ending…

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‘Coyote vs. Acme’ Officially Hits Streaming in 6 Days

  • Digital release set for 29 September 2026.
  • Film overcame Warner Bros.’ shelving decision.
  • It has passed $100 million worldwide.

*Coyote vs. Acme* will be released digitally on 29 September 2026, roughly a month after its cinema debut. The Looney Tunes film was originally shelved by Warner Bros., but public backlash enabled its creators to sell the distribution rights, giving it a second chance and allowing it to…

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Taron Egerton on Making One of the Most Unpredictable Horror-Comedies of the Year

  • Taron Egerton stars in Schey's directorial debut dark comedy-thriller at TIFF
  • Plot subverts "nice guy" trope through twisted dating narrative with role reversal
  • Actor emphasises portraying flawed character with humanity and believability

Jonathan Schey's feature directorial debut, *Everybody Wants to F*ck Me*, premiered at this year's Toronto International Film Festival, starring Taron Egerton as Adam, a man who fancies himself an enlightened, feminist-conscious "nice guy" in the modern dating landscape. The dark comedy veers into thriller territory when Adam's carefully…

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Gaza Documentary ‘NAZA’ Set For Global Release Via Innovative Distribution Model That Will Involve Free Viewing Online Following Theatrical Outing

  • Gaza documentary "NAZA" premiering theatrically in 56+ territories from 28 September
  • Will become free online via The Guardian after theatrical run
  • Israeli filmmakers examine systems of Palestinian civilian killings

"NAZA," a documentary examining the systems behind Israeli military actions in Gaza, won a special jury prize at the Venice Film Festival and is set for global theatrical release across more than 56 territories beginning 28 September, followed by free online access via The Guardian's website. The film's…

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