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EXCLUSIVE: There’s been a lot of buzz in the UK surrounding rising producer Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor.  With intriguing credits like Blue Story and Boxing Day, Gharoro-Akpojotor has demonstrated a unique ability to get projects that are subversive in both content and creation — everything she’s produced so far has boasted a majority non-white cast — over the line and onto our screens at a time when commissioners are more risk-averse, and budgets are much tighter.  The Nigerian-raised Londoner is at the Berlinale this year with a new project, her directorial debut. Titled Dreamers, Gharoro-Akpojotor directed the film from a screenplay she…

What can we expect to see on General Hospital this week? (Photo Credit – Twitter) Port Charles has been brimming with plenty of drama, joy, and excitement. Even though Valentine’s Day is done with, there is a lot of romance on the way and so are the evil plans still being cooked up by villainous characters. From surprising news and blooming romance to new confessions and big decisions taken by residents of the town, the fans truly have plenty to look forward to on the soap opera series. Here’s what the viewers can expect from this brand-new week of episodes…

In an early scene of Edward Yang’s final film Yi Yi, Wu Nien-jen’s jaded businessman NJ and Issey Ogata’s enigmatic game designer Ota sit across from one another in an opulent Chinese restaurant. The programmer, after taking a shot of huangjiu, puts down his chopsticks and pensively asks NJ, “Strange, why are we afraid of the first time?” Though this comment seems to be aimed at the risk-averse nature of a stagnant video games industry, it is also the central question that lies at the core of Yang’s nearly three-hour urban tale. A city symphony and family melodrama of deceptively…

Berlinale Series Market Selects pick “My Dear Mother” might start with a brutal murder, but it’s not really about the crime, “It’s a unique love story,” says writer Raoul Suvi. “Maybe not easily understandable, but it’s based on a fight against injustice that nobody sees or cares about, and on the sense that the main character deserves love and a much better life.” In the Estonian-Ukrainian six-episode show, produced by Zolba Productions in collaboration with Ukraine’s Film.UA Group, the audience is put in the role of a judge and a journalist – both trying to understand what happened in the…

Last year, I wrote that the independent spirit in these Oscar Shorts categories felt absent and perhaps would be for the unforeseeable future, as Netflix, The New Yorker and other such services and publications started making big gains in the short film market and leaving true independent artists in the dust, at least in terms of the short films being nominated for Oscars (the indie spirit is alive and well on the festival circuit’s shorts programs, that I know). This year, though, is an improvement over last year. The live action shorts seem focused on telling vital, in-the-moment stories that…

What Did Channing Tatum Say About Sharing The Screen With Brad Pitt? ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Channing Tatum still couldn’t believe it. Sharing the screen with Brad Pitt? “It’s crazy.” But his experience working with the Hollywood icon on The Lost City was even wilder than expected. In the action-comedy, Tatum played Alan, a romance novel cover model turned would-be hero, trying to save Sandra Bullock’s Loretta Sage from an eccentric billionaire, played by Daniel Radcliffe. When Alan realized he was over his head, he called in reinforcements — Brad Pitt’s Jack Trainer, an ex-Navy SEAL who handled…

Madha Gaja Raja Box Office Final Update! (Photo Credit – Instagram) Vishal Krishna Reddy knocked it out of the park, that too with his 12-year-old film Madha Gaja Raja. The 2012 Tamil action comedy finally arrived in theatres on January 12, 2025. It has concluded its box office journey on a victorious note. Scroll below for the closing collections! Madha Gaja Raja was planned to be released in theatres on Pongal in 2012. Unfortunately, the comedy-drama was stuck for years due to financial and legal issues. There were little expectations at the box office as the film was created over…

Mark Strong (Dune: Prophecy, The Penguin) has joined the cast of Aoole TV+’s drama series Neuromancer alongside Callum Turner and Briana Middleton.Neuromancer follows “a damaged, top-rung super-hacker named Case (Turner) who is thrust into a web of digital espionage and high-stakes crime with his partner Molly (Middleton), a razor-girl assassin with mirrored eyes, aiming to pull a heist on a corporate dynasty with untold secrets.Strong will take on the role of Armitage, Case and Molly’s mysterious employer. He is the “enigmatic figure who hires Case for the mission. Former military and mysterious in nature, he brings a sense of gravitas…

ComingSoon is debuting an exclusive Everyone Is Going to Die clip from Saban Films‘ newest home invasion thriller. The movie is scheduled to make its debut on February 21, in theaters, and on digital platforms. “A father attempts to reconcile with his estranged daughter by inviting her to his luxury house for a birthday dinner,” reads the official synopsis. “But when the home is invaded by two masked individuals armed with shotguns, a lethal game of cat and mouse ensues, culminating in a life-altering revelation.” Check out the exclusive Everyone Is Going to Die clip below (watch more trailers): What…

Here’s Why We Think Mickey 17 Is Robert Pattinson’s Most Physically Demanding Role ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Robert Pattinson has faced vampires, dystopian nightmares, and intergalactic loneliness, but nothing compares to his latest challenge. The Batman star is diving headfirst into the sci-fi madness of Mickey 17, a film that has been five years in the making. And according to Pattinson, this one pushed him to his absolute limit. Directed by Oscar-winner Bong Joon-ho, the mastermind behind Parasite, Mickey 17 isn’t just another sci-fi epic. It’s a mind-bending story about an “expendable” — a human worker who can…