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8% of Staff to Lose Jobs
In the latest wave of layoffs to hit the digital media biz, Business Insider said it will cut 8% of its staff in a restructuring aimed at positioning the company for growth.
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Two Japanese Films, ‘The Stranger’s Case’ Complete Berlinale Special
“Chime,” a mid-length movie by leading Japanese director Kurosawa Kiyoshi, is among three late additions to the Berlin Film Festival’s Berlinale Special section.
The two others are “August…
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Kyoto Animation Arsonist Sentenced to Death in Japan
A Japanese court on Thursday announced the death sentence for Aoba Shinji, the man who burned down the Kyoto Anime studio in 2019 and killed 36 people.
There was little doubt that Aoba, who…
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‘Oppenheimer’ Sets Post-Oscars Release Date in Japan
Indie distributor Bitters End has finally set a theatrical release date in Japan for Christopher Nolan’s lauded “Oppenheimer” – after the Oscars.
The film will arrive in Japanese…
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Filmmakers Call for Release of Shin Daewe Jailed Myanmar Film Director
The Europe-based International Coalition for Filmmakers at Risk has called for the immediate release of Myanmar documentary maker Shin Daewe.
One of Myanmar’s leading female…
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Mother and Daughter Dive into the Ethics of Dying
It can feel discordant to see someone mourning amid the pastel-hued bungalows of a beach-bound town, beneath a blue sky. Not that single mom Kristine is grieving exactly in bittersweet, comedic…
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Osaka Asian Film Festival Sets Competition, Focus Sections
Three Japanese films enjoying their world premieres, along with festival favorites “City of Wind” and “Solids by the Seashore,” are set to appear in the 13-title competition section of the Osaka…
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Hal Linden and Sally Struthers Excel in ‘Adam and Eve’: Stage Review
There’s no IP more innately suited for adaptation as a pure two-hander than the tale of Adam and Eve, a story in which, initially at least, there are no other characters, excepting the creator of…
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Walter Calmette, Sr. Dead: Film Executive Was 85
Walter E. Calmette, Sr., a film sales and acquisition executive who oversaw business affairs for Felix the Cat, died Jan. 6. He was 85.
After emigrating to the U.S. from Peru in…
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Chris Smith’s Documentary Is As Much Fun As Its Subject
I will never forget the first time I saw Devo. It was October 14, 1978, and my college roommates and I were watching “Saturday Night Live.” The band, which I had never heard of (I would guess…
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