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11 March 2025
Myanmar cinema remains stuck in “The Hurt Locker”; filmmakers tiptoe around harsh regime
So touching that they are painful. So dangerous that they have to remain hidden. Why Myanmar’s films may bring only limited international awareness of the country’s despair.
10 March 2025
“I thought I would have more time with her” – Keith Monteverde; Regal Entertainment scion on his legendary grandmother and her final feature, “Untold”
Ten months after he returned to the Philippines after decades in the U.S., Regal Entertainment scion Keith Monteverde premieres "Untold" – his first end-to-end theatrical film project as producer and the last greenlit by his venerated grandmother, Lily, before she died in August 2024 at the age o
21 February 2025
MIP London 2025 Programme Picks
What's at the top of our watch list for MIP London 2025
24 February 2025
“Bad Guys” puts Indonesia back on the scripted formats map; Korean remake marks new co-pro era for CJ ENM HK, BASE Entertainment and streaming leader Vidio
The Indonesian version of CJ ENM’s Korean crime action series, "Bad Guys" ("Pulpen dan Pisau"), premieres today (21 Feb), putting domestic platform Vidio on the region’s scripted adaptations map and marking a new direction for the 10-year-old platform. 
21 February 2025
Indian originals shapeshift as streamers eye expanded reach; SVOD lineups mimic traditional TV, unscripted, factual, entertainment swell line-ups
In the past month, India’s Amazon MX Player showcased 100 titles on its 2025 slate. Netflix added 26 Indian originals, including Vikramaditya Motwane’s grim and gripping, "Black Warrant".
21 February 2025
“The Last Dance” breaks records by challenging traditions; local identity, production funding and resilience drive Hong Kong’s mad film moment
Hong Kong films have been having a mad moment – none more so than Anselm Chan’s The Last Dance.
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