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Netflix UK books 11 licensed Christmas classics for 2026
Netflix UK has dated 11 licensed Christmas films for late 2026, from two Grinch adaptations to Love Actually. The release cadence is a Q4 retention play.
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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…