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The Biggest Anime Movie of 2027 May Have Just Gotten a Release Date

  • Mystery anime film listed for 15 September 2027 could be Infinity Castle 2
  • Unconfirmed; could equally be One Piece Film: God Valley instead
  • Official release dates still awaited from studios

Anime fans have discovered a mysterious untitled Crunchyroll/Sony Pictures film listed for release on 15 September 2027 on movie database websites like The-Numbers.com, sparking speculation that it could be the long-awaited Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle 2. The sequel to the highest-grossing anime film of all time still lacks…

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‘Tango Metal’ Kickstarts Partnership Between Finland’s Helsinki-filmi and Iceland’s Glassriver (EXCLUSIVE)

  • Helsinki-filmi and Glassriver launch a Nordic co-production partnership.
  • “Tango Metal” follows a cross-border murder investigation.
  • Production is planned for later this year.

Finnish producer Helsinki-filmi and Icelandic company Glassriver have formed a three-title co-production partnership, beginning with the six-part crime series “Tango Metal”. The project, combining crime, romance, tango and heavy metal, reflects a wider push among European independent producers to share creative and financial risks as funding declines and…

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NFTS and Sean Connery Foundation to open Edinburgh film centre in 2027

  • Permanent NFTS and Sean Connery Foundation centre planned for Edinburgh.
  • Institute aims to develop Scotland’s next generation of screen talent.
  • Talent Lab has supported 75 filmmakers and 12 festival-premiered films.

The National Film and Television School (NFTS) and the Sean Connery Foundation will establish a permanent filmmaking centre in central Edinburgh, due to open in 2027. The NFTS Sean Connery Institute will expand the school’s nine-year work in Scotland, supporting emerging talent, building sustainable careers and helping Scottish…

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Oscars: Egypt Selects Abu Bakr Shawky’s ‘The Stories’ for International Feature Race

  • Egypt selects Shawky's "The Stories" for international feature Oscar race
  • Film inspired by director's parents' pen pal romance, already award-winning
  • Oscar shortlist announced 15 December; ceremony 14 March 2027

Egyptian director Abu Bakr Shawky's drama "The Stories" has been selected as Egypt's official entry for the Academy Award for best international feature film at the 2027 Oscars. The film is a personal project inspired by the director's own parents—his Egyptian father Ahmed, an aspiring pianist in Cairo…

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Susan Sarandon to Be Honored at Rome Film Festival Sidebar Where ‘The Accompanist’ Will Bow Internationally (EXCLUSIVE)

  • Susan Sarandon will be honoured at Rome’s Alice in the City sidebar.
  • She will promote The Accompanist, starring as a foster parent.
  • The award recognises her influential career and activism.

Susan Sarandon will receive the Womenlands Excellence Award at Rome Film Festival’s Alice in the City sidebar, which focuses on films for children and young people. She will also promote the international premiere of Zach Woods’ feature debut, The Accompanist, in which she plays a first-time foster parent…

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Busan Film Festival Expands Pan-Asian Platform With Japanese Filmmakers Showcase and Diverse Jury Panel

  • Japan Pitch programme connects Japanese filmmakers with international co-production partners and investors at Busan
  • New Currents Award jury features acclaimed professionals from India, China, and South Korea backing Asian debut directors
  • Festival initiatives underscore commitment to pan-Asian collaboration and emerging filmmaker development

The 31st Busan International Film Festival is strengthening its support for regional cinema through multiple initiatives aimed at facilitating international collaboration. The festival will host Japan Pitch, presented by

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Brixton Community Cinema Creator Abiba Coulibaly On Why She Decided To End The Popular London Film Club

  • Brixton Community Cinema will close after its final season.
  • Rapid growth made the project unsustainable for one person.
  • The farewell programme includes films and a John Akomfrah discussion.

Brixton Community Cinema, Abiba Coulibaly’s popular pay-what-you-can film club, will close next month after its final season. Launched in 2022, the roving project became known for showcasing international repertory and arthouse films, building a strong following and moving from small Brixton spaces to established venues such as London’s…

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Shadows of Beirut review – chaos and crisis as woman goes back to birth city in fractured Covid-era drama

  • Woman returns to Beirut after 25 years to face dying father and family trauma
  • Struggles with OCD; gradually opens up through connections with cousin and friend
  • Fractured editing reflects her psychological state; stronger in Arabic than English dialogue

Shadows of Beirut is a drama following Lana, a London-based émigré who returns to her native city after 25 years to see her dying biological father, from whom she has only traumatic childhood memories involving alcoholism and violence. The film examines her struggle with OCD, anxiety and family…

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Banijay to Launch Dating Reality Format ‘Date Knight’ at Mipcom (EXCLUSIVE)

  • Banijay launches fantasy-themed dating format "Date Knight" at Mipcom market.
  • Contestants date in roleplay personas before revealing true selves.
  • Format explores whether romantasy roleplay creates authentic romantic connections.

Banijay Entertainment has unveiled "Date Knight," a new dating reality format that will be showcased at the Mipcom television market. The innovative show, produced by Nordisk Film TV for Danish broadcaster DR, applies the growing cultural trend of "romantasy" roleplay to dating, offering a distinctive approach to the…

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Bardot memorabilia sale in Paris raises nearly €1m for animals

  • Brigitte Bardot's auction raises €1m for animal welfare, far exceeding estimates
  • Personal items from film star turned activist fetch record prices at Paris sale
  • Widower criticised auction as disrespectful days before being removed from foundation leadership

An auction of French film star Brigitte Bardot's personal belongings has raised nearly €1 million in Paris, exceeding estimates by almost twenty-fold. The sale of 285 objects from Bardot's homes is significant because it continues her life's work campaigning for animal welfare, with proceeds benefiting her animal rights…

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