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Mikel Gurrea’s ‘Saints’ Lands Distribution Deals Ahead Of San Sebastián Competition Debut — First Look Trailer

  • Spanish film "Saints" secures distribution deals in Spain and Italy
  • Debuts at San Sebastián Film Festival in competition this week
  • Stars Victoria Luengo; directed by acclaimed filmmaker Mikel Gurrea

Spanish filmmaker Mikel Gurrea's latest feature, "Saints," has secured international distribution deals ahead of its competition debut at the San Sebastián Film Festival this week. The film will receive theatrical releases in both Spain and Italy, with Elastica Films handling the Spanish release and Movies Inspired planning an…

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That was close! Moment Princess of Wales narrowly avoids being tripped up at premiere of Tom Cruise’s Digger – after charity boss accidentally stands on the back of her gown

  • Kate nearly tripped at film premiere but handled moment gracefully.
  • Princess wore purple gown with Diana's historic earrings.
  • Incident praised for demonstrating class, grace and genuine kindness.

The Princess of Wales attended the world premiere of Tom Cruise's film Digger at the Odeon in Leicester Square on Tuesday. During the event, a minor mishap occurred when Claire Tavernier, chairwoman of the Film and TV Charity, accidentally stepped on the back of Kate's purple gown, causing…

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The 10 Greatest Classic Rock Masterpieces of the 1970s

  • 1970s produced enduring rock classics from Harrison, Queen, Led Zeppelin, and The Who
  • Many songs achieved chart success and major award recognition in their era
  • Iconic tracks remain culturally relevant and influential over five decades later

The article ranks the greatest classic rock masterpieces of the 1970s, a transformative decade when established artists found new directions and emerging bands achieved mainstream success. The decade produced several enduring songs that remain culturally significant over fifty years later. - "My Sweet Lord" by George Harrison: Harrison's…

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Roy Lee reportedly producing new Silent Hill film adaptation

  • Producer Roy Lee reportedly working on new Silent Hill film
  • His recent Resident Evil film was critically successful and box office hit
  • No confirmation from Konami; Resident Evil director not involved

Producer Roy Lee is reportedly working on a new Silent Hill film adaptation, according to a Wall Street Journal profile of his career. This represents a potential turning point for the horror franchise's film adaptations, which have received consistently poor critical reception over the past two decades. The…

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Brad Pitt on the ‘Moving Experience’ of Co-Starring With a Dog in ‘Heart of the Beast’ and the State of Indie Cinema: It ’Feels as Strong as the ‘90s’

  • Brad Pitt describes working with dog actor Uber as deeply moving experience
  • Independent cinema thriving with new digital pipelines rivalling 1990s strength
  • "Heart of the Beast" receives warm critical reception at San Sebastian premiere

Brad Pitt praised his experience working with a German Shepherd called Uber whilst filming "Heart of the Beast" at San Sebastian Film Festival on Wednesday. Beyond his acting performance, Pitt used the occasion to celebrate the current state of independent cinema, arguing it has become as strong as…

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10 Greatest Sci-Fi Movies You Didn’t Know Were Based on Books, Ranked

  • Iconic sci-fi films often have overlooked literary origins worth exploring
  • These adaptations tackle profound themes: overpopulation, AI ethics, alien contact, infertility
  • Original novels expand on film themes and offer deeper philosophical engagement

Many iconic science fiction films originated from literary works, with their literary origins often overlooked once the film versions became cultural landmarks. The article showcases several acclaimed sci-fi movies and their source material: - Logan's Run (based on William Nolan and George Johnson's novel) – explores themes of…

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Brad Pitt Praises Streamers For Creating Opportunities & Says He Believes The Indie Film Space Is Currently Just As Strong As In The ’90s — San Sebastián

  • Pitt says independent film remains as strong as in the 1990s.
  • Streaming has expanded opportunities and storytelling.
  • Mid-budget films still struggle to secure financing.

Brad Pitt said independent cinema is currently as strong as it was in the 1990s, arguing that streaming platforms have created more opportunities for actors, writers and directors. However, he warned that mid-budget films face increasing difficulty because studios struggle to recoup costs between major blockbusters and lower-budget…

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Doha festival to open with Yemeni drama about women’s resilience

  • Doha Film Festival opens second edition with Yemeni-set drama centring women's resilience
  • Directors's previous documentary received Oscar and BAFTA nominations
  • Festival proceeds despite regional geopolitical tensions; Saudi Arabia cancelled its festival

Qatar's Doha Film Festival has announced *The Station*, a drama about a women-only petrol station in war-torn Yemen, as the opening film of its second edition in November 2026. The selection constitutes a statement of artistic commitment: whilst neighbouring Saudi Arabia has cancelled its Red Sea International Film…

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Brad Pitt Says Indie Cinema “Feels as Strong as in the ’90s”

  • Pitt optimistic about indie cinema, says it rivals the 1990s landscape
  • Mid-budget films ($30-60m) face severe financial challenges despite streaming growth
  • Emerging filmmakers finding new discovery paths via YouTube and digital platforms

Brad Pitt appeared at a San Sebastian Film Festival press conference for his film "Heart of the Beast" to discuss the current state of cinema and Hollywood's evolving landscape. The actor expressed optimism about independent filmmaking, stating it "feels as strong as in the '90s," whilst acknowledging challenges…

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HYBE CINE FEST expands to over 60 territories with two live BTS broadcasts and concert films from SEVENTEEN, TOMORROW X TOGETHER, and ENHYPEN

  • HYBE’s cinema festival will reach over 60 territories.
  • Two live BTS broadcasts headline the 24–31 October programme.
  • Concert films and 3D fan experiences feature multiple HYBE artists.

HYBE and Trafalgar Releasing will take HYBE CINE FEST 2026 to more than 60 territories from 24–31 October, expanding on earlier editions in Latin America and Asia. The festival matters because it brings live BTS broadcasts, major K-pop concert films and interactive cinema experiences to a global audience.…

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