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Hosted at the Toronto International Film Festival and supported by Rolex, the awards connect a new generation of filmmakers with the global industry

US director Zach Cregger is a huge fan of the “Resident Evil” video game franchise, so when he was tapped to direct its new film adaptation, he gave himself one objective: “Be authentic to the spirit of the games.”

SEGA and Netflix today announced a new collaboration to bring a film adaptation ofCrazy Taxito Netflix, with the companies also developing a slate of adaptations from SEGA’s catalog includingSonicandSTRANGER THAN HEAVEN. The slate spans genres, styles and formats — live-action comedy, kids’ animation and live-action crime — reflecting the range of SEGA’s library and drawing…

Katsuhiro Otomo’s 1988 anime landmark Akira returned to movie screens across the United States and Canada on September 4 in a one-night 4K and IMAX event, and it’s still the anime community’s biggest talking point five days later. Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment organized the run, and it played in both the original Japanese with…

After the success of A24’s Backrooms, Hollywood pundits claimed studios would start mining more internet horror as an unlimited box-office money glitch. It was recently announced that the YouTube horror series The Mandela Catalogue—which is produced by Steven Spielberg—would be arriving in 2028. That same day, another announcement hit: A24 would join the SCP Foundation…

The motion picture soundtrack for the upcoming Zach Cregger-directed version of Resident Evil is up for pre-order on multiple platforms.

You can walk into Middle East Film & Comic Con Abu Dhabi with Dh100 and walk out with a little piece of your favourite fandom. You can also walk in with Dh1,000 and somehow find yourself wondering where it all went.

The co-stars filmed a steamy kiss scene for their upcoming rom-com The Catch on Friday night (September 11) in Brooklyn, New York.

Danish filmmaker May el-Toukhy’s ‘Woman Unknown’ won the prestigious Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, a significant achievement underscored by star Mathilde Arcel’s best actress victory. The event, which highlighted ongoing gender disparity in cinema, spurred discussions about the systemic barriers female directors face in the film industry.

The 83rd Venice Film Festival drew to a close on Saturday, culminating in the announcement of the main award winners, showcasing a diverse array of cinematic talent.