Amaran’s release has been tainted by an all-too-familiar issue in the film industry — piracy.

On set with a camera in hand, capturing the magic of film production where AI is the unsung hero behind the scenes, enhancing visual effects and streamlining editing.

India’s Dharamshala International Film Festival (DIFF) has unveiled its lineup for its 13th edition, with female filmmakers helming more than half of the feature selections.

Amazon is cracking down on pirate streaming apps that offer unauthorized access to Prime Video content.

With a splashy opening-night screening of Jacques Audiard's buzzy Oscar hopeful 'Emilia Perez' and the inaugural TAFFF Achievement Award, the event is attempting something of a reboot following the pandemic and dual strikes.

Now in its seventh year, the contest supports young filmmakers looking to take their first steps into the international film industry.

Japanese content is more popular than ever and the new production incentive scheme has been welcomed but issues remain, while generative AI and virtual production are changing filmmaking and television worldwide.

Comcast is considering a spinoff its cable channels into a publicly traded company — is a rollup of misfit cable brands next?

Between the tens of millions of tourists visiting and the soft power success of films and drama series set in Japan, the country has never attracted so much attention.