The film boom is over, what happens next?

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A slowdown in New Mexico’s once-surging film industry is rippling through the local economy, affecting everyone from transportation crews, set builders, artists, production companies, craft service companies and small businesses that grew alongside Netflix’s expansion in Albuquerque.   Source: https://www.kob.com/new-mexico/4-investigates-the-film-boom-is-over-what-happens-next/

Letterboxd For Sale: Why A New Public Benefit Company Is Making A Play For Indie Film’s Beloved Social Platform

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A entity called Intrinsic Entertainment Collaborative, ink barely dry on its certificate of incorporation, is making an ambitious run for Letterboxd, whose private equity owner is exploring a sale of the popular platform for indie film lovers.   Source: https://deadline.com/2026/05/letterboxd-for-sale-1236921783/

Rotting Tape and the Gentrification of African Pop: Why We Must Save the Nollywood Archive

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The heavy humidity of Lagos is physically destroying the chaotic, hyper-literal Casio soundtracks of early Nigerian cinema. But as Mary Chiney argues, the global streaming algorithms that demand “chill vibes” from African music pose an equally insidious threat.   Source: https://thequietus.com/opinion-and-essays/black-sky-thinking/nollywood-film-archive/

AMVCA 2026: Bold Fashion, Historic Wins and Cultural Storytelling Take Center Stage in Lagos

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The 12th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) transformed Lagos into a global stage of cinematic excellence and bold fashion, as celebrities, filmmakers, and digital creators gathered for one of Africa’s most anticipated cultural events.   Source: https://thevoiceofafrica.com/2026/05/27/amvca-2026-bold-fashion-historic-wins-and-cultural-storytelling-take-center-stage-in-lagos/