Cinema, music, arts, festivals and global cultural trends.
The Tenth Mosaic brings Japanese creators and international guests to Tokyo on September 22 and 23, with talks, music, exhibitions and indie games at the Institut français du Japon.
Paramount has reached an agreement with twelve U.S. states, paving the way for its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Behind the $110 billion deal lies an unprecedented consolidation of studios, networks, and platforms capable of shaking up Hollywood.
K-pop, indie rock and hip-hop shared the bill at Spotify House Seoul. The four-day event shows how a streaming platform is trying to turn digital discovery into a lived relationship between artists and audiences.
Twenty years after its release, Marie Antoinette returns to the Petit Trianon through costumes, props, storyboards and screenings. Versailles is exhibiting a lasting way of turning history into pop imagery.
Ticket sales for Busan’s 31st film festival open with 315 films, a project market and tributes to Michelle Yeoh, Ann Hui and Kim Dong-ho: a complete system for circulating Asian cinema.
At Climate Week NYC, the music industry is confronting the footprint of its T-shirts, hoodies and accessories. Changing this market means rethinking materials, volumes, timelines and the artist-fan relationship.
In Tirana, 229 films from 71 countries form a festival that does more than screen work: it connects Balkan creation, heritage, training and access to major international circuits.
The 72nd National Film Awards leave Delhi for Ekta Nagar, exposing the linguistic, artistic and economic plurality of Indian cinema.
Reservations for LVMH’s Journées Particulières open in three waves from September 24. Behind the free visits lies a central challenge: passing on rare craft skills.
Kabia brings young filmmakers together with international professionals in San Sebastian today. The focused gathering reveals how networks help turn early work into a career.
Naomi Watts received the Donostia Award on 19 September and presented The Housewife. Her remarks put the visibility of actresses throughout their careers in focus.
The DAMA Youth Award gives 150 people aged 18 to 25 a vote on 21 films from the New Directors and Horizontes Latinos sections.
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