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A boozy road trip to Venice anchors Francesco Sossai’s ageing tragicomedy
The Guardian has published a review of The Last One for the Road, a new tragicomedy by director Francesco Sossai. The film is presented as a road movie and buddy comedy following two amiable, perpetually drunk middle-aged men on a wandering journey towards Venice, and the review matters as a critical appraisal of a low-key…
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The Tatas business dynasty to become multi-season Indian biographical drama series
India’s T-Series Films and Almighty Motion Picture, the team behind the Amazon MX Player hit “Made in India: A Titan Story”, are reuniting for “The Tatas”, a multi-season drama chronicling one of India’s most prominent business dynasties. The project adapts Girish Kuber’s award-winning book “The Tatas: How a Family Built a Business and a Nation”…
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Harry attends documentary premiere by antisemitism-accused photographer Misan Harriman
Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, spent his first night back in Britain attending the London premiere of a documentary about photographer Misan Harriman, a close friend of Meghan Markle who has recently been at the centre of accusations of anti-Semitism. The 41-year-old had reportedly hoped to stay at Buckingham Palace but missed his chance…
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Sarajevo Film Festival launches Prix Cineplexx award backing cinema theatrical releases
Voted for by the audience, the prize has a total value of 20,000 euros ($22,855) to support a marketing campaign for the winning film’s theatrical distribution.
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Sarajevo CineLink reveals co-production and drama lineups and Critics’ Week partnership
CineLink, the industry strand of the Sarajevo Film Festival, has finalized its list of projects for its Co-Production Market and CineLink Drama sections and has also unveiled a new award €10,000 award and partnership with Cannes’ Critics’ Week. The final selections comprise of 16 feature film projects and eight drama series projects, with women directing…
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Larry David quit Seinfeld to make a film Roger Ebert despised
Larry David quit Seinfeld at the peak of its popularity to write and direct the comedy Sour Grapes, which was a disaster with critics.
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Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle arrives on Crunchyroll this month
Crunchyroll has confirmed that Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle will begin streaming on its platform at the end of the month, announced during Anime Expo. The news matters because the film was a major commercial success following its 2025 cinema release, becoming the highest-grossing anime film of all time and…
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Toy Story 5 leads UK and Ireland box office for third week
The U.K. and Ireland box office maintained a steady rhythm over the weekend as Disney’s “Toy Story 5” retained the number one spot for a third consecutive frame. The Pixar release collected £5.7 million ($7.6 million), pushing its three-week cumulative total to £37.9 million ($50.7 million). Universal secured second place with the wide-circuit launch of…
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Starz streaming discount cuts price to $5 monthly for three months
This WIRED commerce article promotes current discounts for the Starz streaming service, framing it as an affordable, edgier alternative to better-known rivals such as HBO. The piece matters mainly as a shopping guide, highlighting how viewers can access Starz’s original series and film catalogue for less through promotional offers in mid-2026. Starz is described as…
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Zendaya explains freezing up on first day of Nolan’s Odyssey shoot
Zendaya has explained why she fluffed her lines on her first day of filming Christopher Nolan’s forthcoming adaptation of The Odyssey. Speaking on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, the Emmy-winning actress said a combination of first-day nerves on a Nolan set and freezing weather in Iceland left her briefly unable to deliver her dialogue. The…