In a compelling development for the independent film sector, Mubi has appointed Arianna Bocco as its Senior Vice President of Global Distribution. This announcement comes on the heels of a significant achievement for the streaming platform, marked by Demi Moore’s impressive performance in “The Substance,” which has not only scored a Golden Globe but also
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The recent Golden Globe Awards showcased not just Hollywood’s elite, but also the power of storytelling that transcends the ordinary. Jon M. Chu, the visionary director behind the cinematic adaptation of *Wicked*, received the Golden Globe for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement. His acceptance speech resonated with heartfelt gratitude towards the film’s fervent fans and
In a remarkable turn for independent cinema, the Christmas box office has revealed a promising growth trajectory, with notable entries such as Robert Eggers’ *Nosferatu* and James Mangold’s *A Complete Unknown.* Both films showcased the ability of indie films to thrive even in the wake of a post-COVID landscape. They not only secured prominent slots
As the film industry continues to recover from the pandemic’s impact, the contrasting box office performances of major titles signal a promising start for 2025. This weekend, Disney’s *Mufasa* and Paramount’s *Sonic the Hedgehog 3* emerge as frontrunners, showcasing a competitive spirit reminiscent of the warm summer months. The current box office landscape marks a
As awards season approaches, the film industry prepares to spotlight remarkable stories that resonate with audiences worldwide. Among them is **From Ground Zero**, a Palestinian documentary that has garnered critical acclaim and has been shortlisted for the Academy Award for Best International Feature. This film is set to debut in approximately 70 AMC locations across
The dawn of 2025 has ushered in a sizable boost for the film industry, with January 1 generating an impressive $42.9 million across all films—a record high for the New Year’s Day box office since the pandemic changes swept the globe. This year’s figures showcase a solid 38% increase from New Year’s Eve, indicating that
The North American box office has been a battleground for filmmakers, studios, and marketers, serving as a barometer of trends, audience preferences, and cultural moments. Since 1977, a clear hierarchy of cinematic triumphs has emerged, with films breaking records and setting benchmarks for financial success. In this article, we aim to analyze and reflect on
Broadway’s holiday season brought an unexpected mix of triumph and turmoil this year, presenting a vivid illustration of the unpredictable nature of live theater. While many productions basked in the glow of record-breaking weeks, one notable revival faced an unusual setback that dimmed its festive spirit. The week ending December 29 was incredibly fruitful for
Universal’s cinematic adaptation of the beloved stage musical, Wicked, has undoubtedly made its mark in the global film industry, recently surpassing the legendary Mamma Mia! to become the highest-grossing stage musical adaptation of all time. With a staggering global revenue of approximately $634.4 million, comprising $424.2 million from domestic ticket sales and $210.2 million from
As Warner Bros. prepares to close out the year following the holiday season, the studio has strategically reevaluated its release calendar for the upcoming year, generating significant excitement and speculation among fans and industry watchers alike. A notable adjustment to the slate is Matt Reeves’ highly anticipated sequel to The Batman, which has been pushed