
Warwick Thornton debuts “Wolfram” in Shanghai after Berlin competition run
The 1930s mining-town film roots its story in family history, then lands in China as a festival signal.

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The 1930s mining-town film roots its story in family history, then lands in China as a festival signal.

Reynolds learned what not to do from his biggest box-office swing and it quietly powered Deadpool.

The 2026 Meltdown curator stages an intimate London show with deep cuts, orchestral detours, and first-time-in-six-years “Two Ghosts.”

A new Spider-Man outing from Tom Holland is positioned to win the next ticket-sales arms race.

A reassessment under Thomas Tuchel puts Jude Bellingham back on the map for England’s World Cup push.

The directorial debut uses a dishwasher food influencer to make audiences laugh and cry, and to rethink what “relatable” costs.

The studio’s mission statement lands after its surprise Summer Game Fest debut, and it is setting a new baseline for MMO monetization.

The sci-fi horror hit is pulling audiences back at scale, and executives should study the distribution win.

Career Mode simulates training-camp repetition, and it mostly pays off with thrilling, authentically detailed MMA action.

The theater powerhouse rounds out its ensemble with Trevor Dion Nicholas, Jordan Luke Gage, and more, locking the creative lineup.

Prime Video’s APAC and ANZ VP lays out an ecosystem strategy aimed at turning Prime Video into a unified entertainment destination.

His new global agency deal adds another layer to the brand machine behind stadium tours, film, and FIFA music work.