‘Jojo Rabbit’ Star Davis Joins ‘Wonderland’ Animated Feature (Exclusive)
Roman Griffin Davis will lend his voice to the upcoming 3D animated adventure tale from Polish studio Lightcraft.
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Cultpix Expands Beyond Streaming With Blu-ray Label, Archive Partnerships (EXCLUSIVE)
Stockholm-based streaming platform Cultpix is moving into physical media distribution, partnering with national film institutes in Hungary, Taiwan, Czech Republic and Estonia for a new Blu-ray label set to launch at the Cannes Film Festival in May. The cult and exploitation
Wizz Air just made it easier to book connecting flights – but it’s still self-transfer
You’ll still need to collect your luggage, pass through customs and check-in for your second flight, even when using the new booking platform.
Former South Korean interior minister Lee Sang-min jailed for 7 years in martial law case
He is accused of playing a key role in the insurrection relating to ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol.
Former South Korean interior minister jailed for 7 years in martial law case
SEOUL, Feb 12 - A South Korean court on Thursday sentenced former Interior Minister Lee Sang-min to seven years in prison for his role in ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol's botched attempt to place the country under martial law in December 2024.
Rising Pakistani Talent Seemab Gul’s Next Film ‘Haven of Hope’ Boarded by Best Friend Forever (EXCLUSIVE)
Rising Pakistani talent Seemab Gul, whose latest film, “Ghost School,” is having its European premiere at the Berlinale, has enlisted Brussels-based Best Friend Forever to handle international sales on her next movie, “Haven of Hope.” Now in post-production, “Haven of Hope” is
The mirage of regime change in Cuba
As Washington once again contemplates its approach to Cuba, familiar voices are calling for more aggressive policies to hasten the end of the Castro-era political system. This reflexive interventionism ignores both the lessons of history and the realities of contemporary
Outsider Pictures, Unannounced Grab Peruvian Culinary Hit ’Mistura’ for North America, U.K. (EXCLUSIVE)
Following its successful theatrical releases in Peru and Colombia, Peruvian culinary drama “Mistura,” has been picked up by Paul Hudson’s Outsider Pictures for North America while Unannounced Film Company has nabbed U.K. rights ahead of the pic’s EFM market debut. Outsider
Europe Today: Interview with Varoufakis; EU leaders to debate eurobonds in informal summit
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
Malaysia’s police to put brakes on errant drivers during festive period
Police chief says over 2.8 million vehicles are projected to hit the roads during the period.
Turkey’s foreign minister says the US and Iran showing flexibility on nuclear deal, FT reports
Feb 12 (Reuters) - The United States and Iran are showing flexibility on a nuclear deal, with Washington appearing "willing" to tolerate some nuclear enrichment, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan told the Financial Times in an interview published Thursday. “It is positive
Filmax Unveils Gangster Movie ‘Mallorca Confidential’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Gangster thriller “Mallorca Confidential,” marking a move towards the mainstream from producer Valérie Delpierre (“20,000 Species of Bees”), will be brought to market at Berlin by Barcelona-based studio Filmax. Filmax will be showing the first images of the film to
Israel president says at end of visit antisemitism in Australia 'frightening'
Antisemitism in Australia is "frightening" but most people want good relations, Israel's President Isaac Herzog said on Thursday as he wrapped up a four-day visit and was met by protests in the city of Melbourne. Herzog's tightly policed visit to Australia this week was meant
How Europe’s defence push is testing existing arms-export rules
As world leaders gather at the 2026 Munich Security Conference, Europe’s defence push is in focus, but cracks in its arms-export system are showing. Despite strict EU rules, loopholes still funnel weapons to high-risk destinations.
In blunt warning, the U.S. says Peru could lose its sovereignty to China
The Trump administration on Wednesday expressed concern that China was costing Peru its sovereignty after a Peruvian court ruling restricted a local regulator's oversight of a Chinese-built mega port.
Rohingya victims confront Myanmar military in genocide case
From 12 to 29 January 2026, for the first time in over a decade, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) held hearings on a genocide case. More than eight years after the Myanmar military violently killed thousands of Rohingya and forced over 740,000 others to flee to
Filmoption Boards ‘The Struggle for Mother Water’ Docuseries at Berlinale Market Selects Directed by Michael Zelniker: ‘Water Is Life’
Montreal-based distributor and sales agent Filmoption has acquired world rights to Canadian filmmaker Michael Zelniker’s global water crisis documentary series “The Struggle for Mother Water,” which has been selected for the Berlinale Series Market Selects program. The
EFM Animation Days Sets Packed Edition With Global Toons, Artists and Producers Poised to Dig Into Toons
Last year underscored the huge impact of animation at the box office as China’s “Ne Zha 2” grossed $2.25 billion, Disney’s “Zootopia 2” took in $1.8 billion and European co-production “Flow” made history at the Academy Awards. Animation now starts strong in 2026 with Berlin’s
America First in Myanmar means rejecting China’s election ploy
A recent column in Forbes, entitled “New U.S. Minerals Stockpile Creates Opportunities in Myanmar,” argues that Washington should pivot from sanctioning Myanmar’s junta to “structured engagement” built around critical minerals and a new US stockpile. It portrays Myanmar as
Foreign cars flow to Russia through China, skirting Ukraine war sanctions
Made-in-China vehicles account for nearly half of total vehicles sold in Russia in 2025.
Bangladesh’s interim leader Yunus says post-uprising polls mark end of ‘nightmare’
He has also pushed a reform charter for democratic change designed to prevent a return to autocratic one-party rule.
Monkey business: Conflicts involving animals cost Malaysia $1.6m worth of losses in 5 years
The causes of such conflicts include shrinking animal habitats and the primates' rapid reproductive rates.
Risk of Nipah spread low after cases in India, Bangladesh: WHO
Three cases of infection were recently confirmed in India and Bangladesh.
Zeitsprung Pictures, MMC Studios Launch Peak Point Pictures in Cologne With Aim to Produce International Projects, Foster Young Filmmakers (EXCLUSIVE)
Germany’s Zeitsprung Pictures and MMC Studios are partnering with an award-winning up-and-coming producer-director duo to launch Peak Point Pictures in Cologne with the aim to develop and produce high-end international and domestic series and feature films, while also fostering
Producers sound the alarm: Why are olive oil prices falling in the EU?
Experts say that production is now returning to more normal levels after a hit from heatwaves and droughts.
EU summit: Leaders meet to search for bold ways to revive stagnant economy
Thursday's summit on competitiveness brings the 27 EU leaders together at the Alden Biesen castle in eastern Belgium.
What is Latam-GPT: Latin America's Spanish and Portuguese AI model?
Latam-GPT is a Chilean-driven artificial intelligence model to train applications with Latin American data, reduce bias and provide a more accurate representation of the region in a sector dominated by US developments.
‘Attractive for sabotage’: Is transforming the North Sea into a green energy hub a security risk?
Europe must bolster its underwater security after unveiling its most ambitious offshore wind project yet, warn security experts.
UK’s ‘smokefree generation’ policy could cut smoking and boost health, study finds
The policy could lead to health gains that build over time, with tens of thousands of additional healthy years of life. By 2075, the policy could deliver around 88,000 extra healthy life years compared with no new law.
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‘Truly Naked’ Sparks Bidding Wars in Germany and Korea Ahead of Berlinale Premiere as First Clip Debuts (EXCLUSIVE)
Berlin-based world sales company M-Appeal has closed key territory deals for Muriel d’Ansembourg’s “Truly Naked” ahead of its world premiere in the Berlinale’s Perspectives section, with sales to German-speaking territories and Korea signaling strong early market momentum. The
‘Hello Betty’ Scores First EFM Sales as Swiss Hit Screens at the Market (EXCLUSIVE)
Picture Tree Intl. has closed a raft of early sales on Swiss crowd-pleaser “Hello Betty” as the Berlin-based company prepares to screen the film to buyers at the European Film Market. Directed by Pierre Monnard, “Hello Betty” tells the true story behind Swiss culinary icon
EU acts to combat 'security threats' posed by drones
The EU is taking proactive action to combat the growing threat from drones. On Tuesday, the European Commission presented its action plan to counter what it calls "the increasing threats to EU security by drones." In recent years, the EU says it has faced growing and
Trump’s trade deal with India has become a headache for Modi
The potential costs to India in terms of trade and foreign policy are multiplying.
People in Japan scammed out of record $2.7 billion in 2025
This amount is a 62.8 per cent increase from the total in 2024.
'One in a billion': Dawson's Creek stars lead tributes to James Van Der Beek
Van Der Beek's co-star Busy Philipps urged people to support the actor's family through an online fundraiser.
Africa: Somalia Wins Seat On AU Peace and Security Council
[Reporter] Somalia is among the 10 countries whose representatives have secured a seat on the AU Peace and Security Council (AU PSC). Others who will serve a two-year term on the Council include DRC, Gabon, Uganda, Morocco, Lesotho, South Africa, Benin, Cote d'Ivoire, and
China is the bright spot in Trump’s foreign policy
After one year in office, the Trump administration’s foreign policy has drawn mostly negative reviews. Major efforts to bring peace to both Eastern Europe and the Middle East—both admittedly tall orders—have resulted in meager progress. That is to say nothing of the intense
Why red roses on Valentine's Day are so bad for the planet – video
A dozen red roses may say 'I love you', but many conventional bouquets carry an environmental price, having been imported by air, dipped in chemicals and wrapped in plastic. Guardian Australia's Petra Stock explains how you can choose flowers that show you care for both a
Canada school suspect shooter identified as 18-year-old with history of police visits to her home
The suspect of the Tumbler Ridge school mass shooting, which left seven victims plus the shooter dead, has been identified as 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar.
Ashley Walters on Tackling Directorial Debut ‘Animol’ While Juggling the Life-Transforming Aftermath of ‘Adolescence’: ‘It Was Nuts, but It Had to Be Done’
When Ashley Walters started work on “Animol,” he had little idea what would be coming around the corner. The film — a gritty and tense coming-of-age drama set in a British juvenile detention center and tackling themes such as identity, betrayal and sexuality — marks his feature
Africa: From Emergency to Endurance - What It Will Take to Sustain Mpox Control in Africa
[Nigeria Health Watch] For the first time since the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was established, the agency used its expanded mandate under the revised 2022 statutes to declare mpox a Public Health Emergency of Continental Security (PHECS) in August
Mario Tennis Fever Beginner's tips and tricks
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All characters and color variations in Mario Tennis Fever
There are 38 characters to choose from in Mario Tennis Fever. Here's how to unlock them all along with their color variations.
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Rich medieval Christians bought graves 'closer to God' despite leprosy stigma, archaeologists find
Medieval Christians in Denmark showed off their wealth in death by buying prestigious graves: the closer to the church, the higher the price. Researchers used these gravesites to investigate social exclusion based on illness, by studying whether people with leprosy—a highly
Berlinale’s Teddy Awards Celebrate 40th Anniversary as Queer Cinema Faces Fresh Threats: ‘Globally We’re Facing a Backlash’
Berlin’s Teddy Awards have been celebrating queer films and artists since their inception 40 years ago, with past winners including Gus van Sant and Pedro Almodóvar. The initiative was not initially conceived as an award but rather a way of spotlighting LGBTQI+ films submitted
