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Catherine Cohen Had Hailey Bieber’s Stroke. Now She’s Staging a One-Woman Show About It With Broadway Royalty.
Catherine Cohen has turned a frightening health crisis into an off-Broadway one-woman show, *Broad Strokes*, after suffering a small stroke at 31 and learning she had a hole in her heart that required surgery. The article matters because it shows how a personal medical emergency reshaped Cohen’s creative work, pushing her towards a more narrative,…
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Sitges, SWSW & Fantasia Entry ‘Bagworm’, Starring Peter Falls, Michelle Ortiz & Robbie Arnett, Gets North America Deal
Oscilloscope Laboratories has acquired North American rights to *Bagworm*, a genre film marking director Oliver Bernsen’s feature debut and written by Henry Bernsen. The deal matters because it gives the film a confirmed route to cinemas in North America after festival exposure and early acclaim, signalling growing distributor confidence in the project. The story centres…
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Astonishing ‘Digger’ Trailer Officially Shows Why Tom Cruise Might Finally Win His Oscar
The new Digger trailer offers a wild look at Tom Cruise’s transformative role in Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s 2026 movie.
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MrBeast Producer, Disney, Women in Fan LatAm Fuel Costa Rica Media Market
Revitalized last year as an offshoot of the Central America and Caribbean Audiovisual Market, the Costa Rica Media Market (CRMM) promises a packed two-day conference over July 14-15, followed by fam tours for most of its participants. Organized by Costa Rica’s Film Commission, its Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (Promocomer), and tourism agency Essential Costa…
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Growing Number of Femme-Driven Genre Projects Spurs Launch of Women in Fan LatAm at the Costa Rica Media Market (EXCLUSIVE)
Women in Fan LatAm, a new initiative dedicated to championing women in fantastic cinema across Latin America, officially launches at the Costa Rica Media Market (CRMM), running over July 14–15. The new program came about after the partners behind the inaugural edition of Fantastic Lab Central America & Caribbean – the Fantastic Pavilion at the…
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The 1954 movie Hayao Miyazaki crowned the “greatest of all”
Some of the best action sequences in the history of cinema. The post The 1954 movie Hayao Miyazaki crowned the “greatest of all” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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‘Digger’ Trailer: Tom Cruise Spent Days Listening to Alejandro G. Iñárritu Read Him the Script
Tom Cruise has revealed that Alejandro G. Iñárritu spent several days personally reading him the entire script for their new film Digger, a technique Cruise says he uses with directors to fully absorb their creative vision before contributing his own ideas. The revelation, shared at a Warner Bros. trailer launch event, underscores how the film…
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Tom Cruise Says Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s ‘Totally Original’ Digger Is Unlike Any Film He’s Ever Made
Tom Cruise was awed by “the level of detail, the skill, the layers of making (Digger),” adding, “I have never had something that could challenge me in this way and neither has Alejandro [Iñárritu] when we went in, ever. And when you see this film, it’s totally original.”
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Robert De Niro Expected in Rome for 50th Anniversary Screening of Bernardo Bertolucci’s Historical Epic ‘Novecento’
Robert De Niro is jetting into Rome to be on hand Monday to introduce the restored version of Bernardo Bertolucci’s “Novecento,” marking the 50th anniversary of the historical epic shot in 1976. Besides De Niro, the film’s stellar cast also comprised Gérard Depardieu, Burt Lancaster, Dominique Sanda and Donald Sutherland. The special two-part screening, being…
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Ladies First has been panned. It’s still an essential watch | Anna Smith
Anna Smith argues that despite poor reviews, Netflix’s gender-swap comedy *Ladies First* remains worth watching because it exposes sexism by reversing traditional power dynamics. In the film, Sacha Baron Cohen’s chauvinistic character wakes up in a world where women hold social and professional power and men face the kind of objectification, patronising behaviour and double…