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The “Unforgiven” director also took a shot at today’s IP-obsessed movie landscape, saying he misses the era of original screenwriting and studio lot creativity. Source: Clint Eastwood On Current Cinema: “We Live in an Era of Remakes and Franchises” — … Continued
Today, I wanted to bring the discourse about this video and address the idea that actors should be in trouble. Don’t worry. They’re not. Source: The AI Recreation of ‘Notting Hill’ Proves Computers Are Bad Actors | No Film School
As the Cannes Film Festival 2025 wraps up, a cinematic tradition lives on: the unveiling of Y.M.Cinema’s Cannes Camera Chart. Based on IndieWire’s excellent cinematography survey (Cannes 2025: IndieWire’s Survey), this year’s data paints a clear picture — or rather, … Continued
Disney’s live-action Lilo and Stitch remake and Tom Cruise’s supposedly final Mission: Impossible outing have opened as two of the biggest films of the year in a record-breaking weekend at the box office. Source: Lilo and Stitch beat Tom Cruise’s … Continued
If big names can get films telling fascinating queer stories green-lit, does their own sexuality really matter? In this extract from his new book, Ryan Gilbey takes a fresh look at the ‘queerbaiting’ conundrum. Source: ‘People raised hell’: why shouldn’t … Continued
In a landmark moment for the film industry, the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) has elected Mandy Walker, ASC, ACS, as its new president—the first woman to hold this role in the organization’s 105-year history. The announcement has reverberated far … Continued