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Imperium: 60 Hours of Soviet Archive Footage Gets a Second Life
Sergei Loznitsa cuts 60 hours of unaired 1970s Italian footage of the USSR into a near three-hour film. What it says about archive value and long-form docs.
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Gaiety-Galaxy Shut Temporarily Over Licence Lapse in Mumbai
Mumbai’s Gaiety-Galaxy has stopped shows after a licence renewal lapse. Why one Bandra single-screen complex matters far beyond its seat count.
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Arte Doc ‘Tax Me (If You Can)’ Lands Four Pubcaster Deals
The Party Film Sales has pre-sold Arte France doc ‘Tax Me (If You Can)’ to RTVE, RTS, RTV Slovenia and YLE before…
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Apple’s Widow’s Bay Leads Emmys With 8 Wins Before Telecast
Betty Gilpin’s guest actress Emmy pushed Apple TV’s Widow’s Bay to eight wins, the most of any show heading into the September…
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Hits $900M Domestic in 36 Days
Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossed $900 million in North America in 36 days, the fastest ever, and sits near $2.4 billion worldwide…
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Masaba’s Bipasha Post Shows How Digital Covers Travel
Masaba Gupta’s praise for Bipasha Basu’s Elle India digital cover reopened an old Mrunal Thakur clip – a lesson in how platform…
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Carl Sagan Doc Bets on a Love Story to Widen Its Audience
Nanette Burstein’s Carl Sagan documentary works best as a romance – and that structural choice is the real lesson for science-doc commissioners.
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NatGeo’s Carl Sagan Doc Bets on the Man, Not the Cosmos
Nanette Burstein’s 98-minute National Geographic film on Carl Sagan trades scientific rigour for biography. Here’s what that choice says about doc economics.
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David Harbour Wins First Emmy for HBO’s DTF St. Louis
David Harbour won Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series for HBO’s DTF St. Louis, the dark comedy’s first big win of…
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A24 Sets Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes Doc for October Theaters
A24 will release You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary, in theaters in October after a Telluride…