International

The Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) has long been a platform for filmmakers from across Asia to present their unique stories against the backdrop of rich cultural narratives and complex socio-political realities. This year, the spotlight has turned towards Mohammad Rasoulof, the jury president of the New Currents section, whose own journey reflects both the
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John Hsu’s innovative horror comedy, *Dead Talents Society*, stands out as the frontrunner for this year’s Golden Horse Awards, garnering an impressive eleven nominations. This film intricately blends humor and horror by presenting a fictional afterlife where ghosts can extend their earthly existence through competitions to haunt unsuspecting humans. The narrative presents an intriguing perspective
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In a bold and strategic pivot, Netflix has secured a groundbreaking five-year exclusive partnership with acclaimed director Hitoshi One. Following the rapid success of his crime drama series, *Tokyo Swindlers*, which deftly navigates the exploits of real estate scammers in Japan, this agreement marks a significant investment in the emerging wave of Japanese storytelling aimed
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The international box office is currently experiencing a distinct phase characterized by holdover performances from recently released animated films. As two significant productions vie for audience attention, the outcome remains uncertain, driven by contrasting levels of success and various market dynamics. Paramount/Hasbro’s “Transformers One” has made a notable mark, raking in $16.6 million during this
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