"Quo Vadis, Aida?", a Bosnian film about the Srebrenica genocide, was named on Monday as one of five contenders in the international feature film category for this year's Oscars.

Gateway Film Center has scooped up a successor following CEO Chris Hamel’s resignation announcement in March. It was announced Monday on the center’s Instagram that Charly Bauer would be taking ...

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The Executive Director of the National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB), Dr Husseini Shaibu, has advocated joint productions, co-production treaties and cultural exchanges to drive cultural and ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook took to the Emmys red carpet to say the company has "democratized film" with its iPhone cameras. Google Gemini Nano Banana AI saree trend goes viral: Avoid these 5 mistakes to get ...

Jean Prewitt, who has guided the Independent Film & Television Alliance through a rapidly evolving marketplace for 25 years, will step down as president and CEO of the global trade association at year ...

Tim Richards CBE, CEO of cinema company, VUE discusses the state of the box office over the summer. ‘Very Sad’: Trump Slams Supreme Court Ruling White House lambasts $2 trillion Norwegian wealth ...

Doha Film Institute CEO Fatma Hassan Alremaihi was fêted Saturday on the rooftop terrace of Venice’s The Gritti Palace hotel where she received Variety’s 2025 Achievement in International Film Award ...

It was almost one year ago Cincinnati landed on the “final three” list of cities vying to host the venerable Sundance Film Festival. The announcement kicked of a six-month push to woo the Sundance ...

Toronto International Film Festival presentation at the 2025 Canada's Walk of Fame Induction Gala on June 14, 2025, in Toronto, Ontario. (Photo by Jeremy Chan/Getty Images) Toronto International Film ...