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    Movie theatres in Kerala to open on January 5 with 50% occupancy

    • 03.01.2021
    • The News Minute

    The decision comes days ahead of the release of the Tamil film ‘Master’, starring Vijay.

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    2020 and the pandemic has taught us that digital is here to stay, writes MAMI Artistic Director Smriti Kiran

    • 03.01.2021
    • Firstpost

    'This period has taught us that even though the theatre and on-ground experience is unmatchable, our digital arm is here to stay.'

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    Trump Signs $900 Billion COVID Relief Bill

    • 29.12.2020
    • The Hollywood Reporter

    The bill includes $15 billion earmarked specifically for live event venues, independent movie theaters and cultural institutions.

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    Animators of Disney Pixar’s ‘Soul’ on the film’s intimidating rendering challenges

    • 29.12.2020
    • The Hindu

    Animators Bobby Podesta, Jude Brownbill and MontaQue Ruffin chat about the challenges of rendering the world and characters we see in ‘Soul’.

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    How TikTok Became the New Home of Internet Banter

    • 29.12.2020
    • Vice

    Internet humour didn't die when Vine got shut down. It lives on TikTok now.

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    Netflix Is Launching in Nigeria, But Not Everyone Is Happy

    • 29.12.2020
    • Vice

    The screening giant wants to let Africans take charge of African stories, but critics say it's falling way short.

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    Box Office: ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Debuts to Robust (for a Pandemic) $16.7 Million

    • 29.12.2020
    • Variety

    Traditionally, an opening weekend tally just shy of $17 million would be catastrophic, if not downright embarrassing, for a film of “Wonder Woman 1984’s” size. Today, those box office grosses give “Wonder Woman 1984” bragging rights for the biggest opening weekend haul in the coronavirus era.

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    A Sudan in transition presents first-ever film for Oscars

    • 28.12.2020
    • The Indian Express

    For the first time in its history, Sudan has a submission for the Academy Awards. Produced by a consortium of European and Egyptian companies but with a Sudanese director and cast, You Will Die at Twenty will compete in the Best International Feature Film category.

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    2021: Big screen versus OTT platform

    • 28.12.2020
    • Northeast Now

    Times have changed. And they are likely to remain the way they are for a while. With more and more urban Indians taking to computers for work – and entertainment – the new era will witness tough competition between small- and big-screen stars.

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    Alison Brie on ‘Promising Young Woman,’ ‘Happiest Season’ and Grieving Over ‘GLOW’

    • 28.12.2020
    • The Hollywood Reporter

    The actor also discusses the latest on the rom-com she wrote with husband Dave Franco during quarantine, her directorial ambitions, and the excitement and fear of looking for her next TV series commitment.

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