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Tokyo Film Festival Unveils Gala and Anime Selections, Featuring Cate Blanchett, Tony Gilroy, ‘Wild Horse Nine’ and ‘Grotesqqque’
The Tokyo Film Festival will showcase new films from Tony Gilroy, Cristian Mungiu, Wayne Wang and Jane Schoenbrun.
Zhang Yimou to Lead Busan Film Festival Competition Jury
Chinese auteur Bi Gan, Korean actor Moon Choi, Japanese filmmaker Kei Ishikawa and Cannes best actress winner Samal Yeslyamova are among the other six jurors.
‘The Remarried Empress’ Trailer: Shin Min-a, Ju Ji-hoon Face Royal Betrayal in Disney’s Lavish K-Drama
Lee Jong-suk and Lee Se-young co-star in Disney’s lavish adaptation of the Naver Webtoon phenomenon, which has amassed nearly 3 billion views worldwide.
Oscars: Philippines Picks Rafael Manuel’s ‘Filipiñana’ as Best International Feature Selection
Rafael Manuel’s Filipiñana, the Sundance-winning debut, is a sly class satire set inside an elite country club in Manila.
‘Happily Ever After’ Star Shuhua Yeh Makes the Leap From K-pop Idol to Actress: “It’s Really Happening”
K-pop star Shuhua speaks with The Hollywood Reporter about making her long-awaited acting debut in the TIFF premiering 'Happily Ever After.'
How a Small Chinese Drama Became a $300 Million Phenomenon
Director Lan Hongchun on Dear You, his $2 million diaspora drama that made $300 million in China and reunited real families along the way.
Inside Venice’s Unlikely Double Feature: A $300 Million Hitmaker and a New Generation of Smart Devices
Director Lan Hongchun on his $300 million hit 'Dear You,' and how Honor's new Arri-designed Robot Phone is putting cinema tools in more hands.
Tokyo Film Festival Adds New Initiatives, Kashiko Kawakita Award to Honor Women in Cinema
The Tokyo Film Festival has added three new initiatives for 2026, including new awards, a Crosscut Asia+ section and the Kashiko Kawakita Award.
Sabu’s ‘Arrested Memory’ Turns a Kidnapping Thriller Into an Amnesiac Cop Comedy
Director Sabu on Arrested Memory, his amnesiac-cop action-comedy, 20 years and four countries in the making before finally landing in Taiwan.
Lee Chang-dong’s ‘Possible Love’ Emerges as Venice Film Festival Sensation
The Korean maestro's first film since 'Burning' — reuniting him with Korean screen royalty Jeon Do-yeon and Sul Kyung-gu — is backed by Netflix and positioned as one of its top awards contenders for 2026.