La città dei vivi film adaptation brings Luca Varani murder case back

La città dei vivi film adaptation brings Luca Varani murder case back

The cinematic adaptation of Nicola Lagioia’s non-fiction investigation La città dei vivi arrives in Italian cinemas on October 1, 2026, bringing the brutal 2016 murder of 23-year-old Luca Varani back into public focus. The Cinematic Treatment of an Unfathomable Crime Il Foglio notes that while readers of Lagioia’s 2020 Einaudi book anticipated intensely graphic scenes, … Read more

Carlo Acutis docufilm debuts at Vatican Film Library before cinema release

The first official docufilm dedicated to Carlo Acutis, titled “Carlo Acutis. Il giovane santo,” debuted on September 29 at the Vatican Film Library in Vatican City. Directed by Luca Salmaso and produced by Officina della Comunicazione, Nexo Studios, and OUR FILMS, the project explores the life and spiritual legacy of the young figure often identified … Read more

Dublin’s Light House Cinema Plans Expansion with Two New Screens

The Light House Cinema in Dublin’s Smithfield has applied for planning permission to add two new small screens, bringing its total seating capacity to 694. The expansion plan submitted to An Coimisiún Pleanála involves converting a neighboring retail unit into cinema space while upgrading existing customer facilities near Market Square. Planning Application Details for Smithfield … Read more

Sylvester Stallone Delivers Harsh Verdict on “I Play Rocky

Director Peter Farrelly received Sylvester Stallone’s approval for the biopic I Play Rocky, according to statements reported by Entertainment Weekly. Farrelly admitted to feeling nervous while waiting for the Hollywood veteran to view the film chronicling his 1976 struggle to write and star in the iconic boxing classic. Sylvester Stallone’s Private Verdict on I Play … Read more

Valeria Golino and Giacomo Poretti on the Future of Italian Cinema

Italian cinema possesses a distinct capacity to address severe societal issues like clandestine immigration and domestic violence by transfiguring current events into broader artistic narratives, according to actress Valeria Golino at the Venice International Film Festival. Speaking at the Hotel Excelsior during an event hosted by the “Che Spettacolo!” format—a collaboration between Corriere della Sera … Read more

Tom Cruise and Anne Hathaway to Star in ‘Days of Thunder’ Sequel

Paramount Pictures has officially slated the global theatrical release of the Days of Thunder sequel for June 2, 2028, bringing Tom Cruise back to the driver’s seat as NASCAR racer Cole Trickle alongside new cast member Anne Hathaway, according to reporting from CNN Indonesia and Variety. The upcoming wide-release project will hit traditional cinemas and … Read more

Gayton McKenzie Honors Leon Schuster and Alfred Ntombela with Cash Support

South African comedy legends Leon Schuster and Alfred Ntombela received Lifetime Achievement Awards at the 2026 National Arts and Culture Awards held at Sun City on Friday, 21 August. The accolades recognize decades of contributions to local entertainment, film, and distinctly South African storytelling. Schuster and Ntombela Honoured at NACA 2026 Leon Schuster and his … Read more

Best Things to Do in Europe This Week: Dog Stars and Dark Matter

According to Apple TV+ and multiple cultural announcements, the transition from late summer to autumn brings a wave of notable creative releases, spanning historical art exhibitions in Oslo and Antwerp to blockbuster sci-fi sequels and post-apocalyptic cinema. The slate highlights upcoming projects such as the second season of the multiverse thriller Dark Matter and Ridley … Read more

Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith Seem on Good Terms Again

According to Entertainment Weekly, actors Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith spent a family vacation on the island of Nevis in the Caribbean with their six-year-old daughter, Juno, following their 2023 separation and subsequent divorce proceedings. Caribbean Vacation Signals New Coparenting Dynamic Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith vacationed together on the Caribbean island of Nevis alongside … Read more

Sam Altman Declares AI Singularity: Are We in Danger?

OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman declared on Saturday that artificial intelligence has reached the technological singularity, a milestone where machine intelligence surpasses human capability and enters a phase of autonomous self-improvement. Speaking on the Relentless podcast, Altman stated that humanity has officially entered the moment long discussed in theoretical terms, describing the development as … Read more