The Cinema Guild, a distributor based in New York that specializes in world cinema, has secured the rights to distribute ‘The Ballad of Suzanne Césaire’ in North America. This is the debut feature film by artist and director Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich.
Although Kajol hails from a renowned family with parents like actress Tanuja and filmmaker Shomu Mukherjee, it was her talent that truly shone when she began her acting career with the film “Bekhudi” in 1992. This breakthrough role led to her starring opposite Shah Rukh Khan in the commercially successful movie “Baazigar.” Since then, she has demonstrated her skill in numerous critically acclaimed projects. Thus, in an interview, Kajol emphasized that her success isn’t attributable to her lineage or being part of the film industry; rather, it is a testament to her own abilities and hard work.
The iconic movie series, Star Wars, available exclusively on Disney+, is one of the most enduring film franchises ever made. The original cast members like Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and the late, beloved Carrie Fisher are forever associated with their characters. On what would have been her 68th birthday, Billie Lourd, Fisher’s daughter, shared a touching tribute in her honor, as well as a message of support for those battling addiction struggles.
Max’s “Harry Potter” series is creating quite a stir for several reasons. Some fans are eager to explore a fresh take on the magical universe, while others who cherish the original film adaptations might not be as thrilled. However, Warner Bros. TV head Channing Dungey can’t wait for the show to premiere, and it’s hard to disagree with her enthusiasm given her recent insight into its development.
Analog horror is one of the most fascinating horror subgenres to emerge in the digital age. At its best, this horror subgenre, which often appears almost stitched together with varying types of lo-fi or outmoded technology, is infused with surrealism and hidden clues suggesting a deeper lore to the world within it. And one of the best examples of analog horror that checks all of these boxes is the eerie world of “The Boiled One Phenomenon,” a viral short from YouTube horror creator Doctor Nowhere.