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Netflix Sets Korean Crime Drama ‘Paper Man’ With Cho Jung-seok, Park Hae-soo and Claudia Kim
From director Lee Il-hyung ('Karma,' 'A Violent Prosecutor'), the series follows a downtrodden husband whose talent for making flawless counterfeit bills pulls him into a dangerous new world.
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Emma D’Arcy and Matt Smith Promise a “Bloodbath” Season 3 of ‘House of the Dragon’ at Fiery Premiere: “Absolutely Where It Needed to Go”
"Everyone has their own opinion, particularly on George [R. R. Martin]'s work," Smith told The Hollywood Reporter at the world premiere in central London. "But it's completely about the fans. I hope it delivers."
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Netflix Sets ‘Lupin’ S4 Release Date
Omar Sy will return as Assane Diop in the new eight-episode season of the global hit.
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5 Things to Watch at SerienCamp 2026
Microdramas, AI, and a shakeup of the financial fundamentals of series production will be in focus when Germany's biggest TV industry gathering returns to Cologne this week.
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‘Star Trek’ 60th Anniversary Celebration, Stars Set for Italian Global Series’ Second Edition
IGS will also fete the 50th anniversary of Franco Zeffirelli’s 'Jesus of Nazareth' and welcome Marti Noxon, producer of 'Grey's Anatomy' and 'Mad Men,' as president of the drama series jury.
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Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jesse Eisenberg to Receive Karlovy Vary Honors
The Czech film festival will present its President’s Award to "two distinctive personalities who have significantly shaped contemporary world cinema" and have "a certain ‘trans-Atlantic’ sensitivity."
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Tamil Blockbuster ‘Karuppu’ Set for Global Streaming Launch on Amazon Prime Video
Regional superstar Suriya plays a deity turned crusading lawyer in the mythological courtroom movie, which streams June 12 after becoming Tamil cinema's biggest theatrical hit of 2026 so far.
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‘Lesbian Lines’ Doc Shines a Light on Irish History Not Taught in School – and the Power of Listening
The film from Cara Holmes, world premiering at Sheffield DocFest, tells stories of women who really needed an ear and phone volunteers who "paved the way": "These are women to be worshipped."
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Iran Court Upholds Prison Sentence, Travel Ban for Jafar Panahi
An Iranian court upheld its original verdict against the Oscar-nominated director of 'It Was Just an Accident,' finding him guilty of “propaganda against the regime.”
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Kaouther Ben Hania on Funding Paradoxes and How “Every Movie Is Political”
The Oscar-nominated Tunisian director behind 'The Voice of Hind Rajab,' during a SXSW London appearance, also discussed the Western thirst for Global South trauma.
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‘Dynamo vs Houdini’ Series Coming to Sky as Illusionist Retraces Legendary Magician’s Steps
On Saturday night, Dynamo attempted "the most ambitious and dangerous stunt of his career," escaping a burning car suspended 100 feet against the New York City skyline, while bound in a straitjacket.
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“Unlike Anything That’s Ever Been Done on Television Before”: ‘House of the Dragon’ Battle Secrets Revealed at SXSW London
Showrunner Ryan Condal, Steve Toussaint, Abigail Thorn and the cast on building The Battle of the Gullet, the most expensive, most dangerous and most gloriously irresponsible thing the show has ever done.
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