‘Sunshine Women’s Choir’ becomes Taiwan’s biggest ever local film at box office
The prison drama has taken $17.4m to date. Source: ‘Sunshine Women’s Choir’ becomes Taiwan’s biggest ever local film at box office | News | Screen
Next Narrative Africa Fund Founder Akunna Cook on Why Hollywood Needs an Africa Strategy
With $50 million to deploy and a first slate of projects set to be unveiled in March, Cook says the smart money should already be looking south. Source: Next Narrative Africa Fund Founder Akunna Cook on Why Hollywood Needs an … Continued
Garden Oaks Theater protest: Neighbors push to preserve historic Houston cinema
A crowd gathered Sunday outside the historic Garden Oaks Theater on North Shepherd, urging the city and the property’s new owner to preserve the building as part of any future redevelopment. Source: Garden Oaks Theater protest: Neighbors push to preserve … Continued
Berlin’s Teddy Award, the First Queer Cinema Honor, at 40: Still Fighting, Still Fabulous
Co-founder Wieland Speck shares insight into the past and future of the award whose winners have included Pedro Almodóvar, Todd Haynes, Tilda Swinton, Derek Jarman, Céline Sciamma, Christine Vachon, Gus Van Sant, John Hurt, and Sophie Hyde. Source: Berlin 2026: … Continued
European cinema attendance falls 5.5% in 2025 despite stable box-office revenues
The drop follows a milder 1.7% fall in 2024 and marks the lowest admissions level since 2022, when cinemas recorded 724 million tickets sold. Despite this contraction, gross box-office revenues remained broadly stable, slipping by just 0.6% year on year … Continued
Box Office: ‘Wuthering Heights’ Faces Surprise Threat in ‘Goat’
Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi’s new movie Valentine’s Day/Presidents Day was expected to open to $40 million in North America but Sony Animation and Stephen Curry’s ‘GOAT’ is gaining ground far too quickly for comfort. Source: Box Office: ‘Wuthering Heights’ … Continued