Nemanja Vidić has provided a statement to the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime. The details of his testimony have been reported by KRIK and Danas.

Alexandra Adams, a 32-year-old deaf-blind woman, has become the UK's first deaf-blind doctor, stating that her disabilities have helped her better understand patients.

Anke Holstein has been appointed as Germany's new ambassador to Serbia, arriving from her previous post in Moscow. Holstein is noted for her proficiency in Russian and Serbo-Croatian languages.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met with new ambassadors from Algeria, South Korea, Kazakhstan, Austria, and Germany. He also filmed himself attempting to wash his car, humorously struggling with the process.

Czech director Jan Svěrák's comedy 'Five Plums' is set for UK release, the animated duo Pat and Mat celebrate 50 years, and Prague hosts a summer school for Czech language learners.

An article explores the historical geography of cinemas that have disappeared from Athens, detailing their locations and significance.

The Serbian Ministry of Science announced the dismissal of Bojović and Rector Đokić from their duties, citing neglect of Serbia's interests and political activities.

Antonio Banderas shares insights on prioritizing personal instincts over societal expectations, reflecting on his journey from Spain to Hollywood, his ventures into winemaking and fragrance, and a past near-fatal heart attack.

A film with remarkably poor animation, reminiscent of the early 2000s, has become a massive success in Chinese cinemas, largely driven by widespread mockery and ridicule.

A criminal investigation has reportedly been launched in Russia against Michael Martens, the Balkan correspondent for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), with the state news agency TASS reporting the initiation of criminal proceedings.

The 18th 'Baltic Wave' film festival is set to begin in Nida, featuring a panorama of Lithuanian cinema, a screening of the acclaimed Latvian-Lithuanian co-production 'Ulia' from Cannes, Ukrainian films, and numerous meetings with filmmakers.

The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) continues its popular outdoor film series, Park your Cinema and Park your Cinema Kids, offering free screenings of musicals and animation films at the Great Lawn.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced that the company is planning to expand its presence in Germany. This expansion includes considering the opening of a second location, specifically a data center in Berlin.

Actress Ananya Raj passed away at the young age of 27. Nearly a month later, her family shared the heartbreaking news, revealing her struggle with severe physical and mental health issues, with AICWA paying tribute.

Spanish director Rodrigo Sorogoyen addressed the audience at the Coca-Cola Open Air Cinema in Sarajevo, expressing his delight to return to the magnificent city after 15 years for the screening of his film 'Oni koje volimo'.

Montenegro currently has no universities featured on the Shanghai Ranking list, while universities in Ljubljana, Belgrade, and Zagreb from the region have maintained their positions.

Christopher Nolan's film 'The Odyssey' is intended to be viewed in 70mm IMAX, a format only available in a few EU cinemas. The film is also praised for its lack of explicit sexuality, which is seen as refreshing in a modern context.

Former Senator Kyrsten Sinema has admitted to an affair with a security guard and is now battling an alienation of affection lawsuit filed by his wife, invoking a centuries-old marriage tort.

The town of Nyeri has received an ultra-modern cinema theatre, marking a new development for entertainment in the area.

Actor Ivo Canelas shares his preference for cinema and television over theater, and how his research for a role led him to discover a passion for diving.

The 25th edition of DokuFest in Prizren concluded with a day dedicated to film screenings, discussions, performances, and artistic experiments that merged cinema, visual heritage, and music.

Benzinga presents a market sentiment report for Kanematsu Corp., detailing current investor perceptions and trends for the trading company.

Following last year's success, the Epi Kolono Theater is transforming its green courtyard into an open-air cinema again this September, inviting the public to enjoy seven unique films under the stars.

Morningstar provides a valuation analysis for Nemak SAB de CV, offering insights into the company's financial standing and market prospects.

Thanks to independent production company Ketchup Entertainment, the film about Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner will finally hit cinemas on August 28th after a three-year wait.

The director of the Film Center of Montenegro and president of the Herceg Novi Film Festival Council, Aleksandra Božović, highlighted the achievements and strength of the Montenegrin film industry.

Jessica Biel is making her return to cinema after a decade-long break, during which she prioritized her family life with Justin Timberlake amidst rumors of separation.

Actors George MacKay and Rosy McEwen share insights on capitalism, creative freedom, and the appeal of British independent cinema, despite their upcoming big-budget projects.

A 16-year-old boy died after being stabbed at a freshman gathering in Roskilde, Denmark, last night. Another teenager of the same age is suspected of the crime.

Disney revealed at its D23 convention that the live-action adaptation of its animated hit 'Rapunzel' will be released in cinemas on March 31, 2025.

Bosnian-Herzegovinian singer-songwriter Zlatan Fazlić Fazla is scheduled to perform a concert in Hastahana, Sarajevo, on Wednesday, August 19, at 9 PM.

A first look has been released for the long-awaited sequel to The Simpsons movie, which has also received a new title and is slated to arrive in cinemas next year.

The Portuguese Cinemateca has announced its program for 2026-2027, featuring works by renowned directors such as Paulo Branco, Martin Scorsese, Lino Brocka, Hiroshi Shimizu, and B.B., along with Portuguese filmmakers.

Bucharest is set for a quiet weekend on August 15-16, with trending events including a silent party on a terrace, a birthday celebration with Paulina, sports dance, and a unique film about Jesus in cinemas.

Two former cinema halls at the Sporting stadium in Portugal have been converted into a lounge for watching games, a process that is being monitored by IGAC due to the lack of mandatory approval for the de-affectation of cinema exhibition.

Miloš Jovanović, president of Novi DSS, stated that representatives of his party met with members of Alternative for Germany (AfD) and expressed concerns that Serbia's potential accession to the EU would lead to its disappearance due to Brussels' policies.

A retrospective article delves into the history of post-credits scenes in cinema, tracing their origins long before their popularization by superhero films.

A new biopic film titled 'Tony,' based on two chapters of the late chef Anthony Bourdain's memoir, is scheduled to be released in cinemas on the 27th. The film stars Dominic Sessa and Antonio Banderas.

Unusual Machines is leading a rally in dronemakers' stocks after the U.S. imposed new tariffs on drone systems, impacting the market.

A protest rally was held in Valjevo, Serbia, to mark the anniversary of police brutality during demonstrations in 2025, with participants emphasizing that no one has been held accountable. Speakers highlighted the lack of disciplinary action against officers despite numerous testimonies and evidence of violence.

The Sarajevo Film Festival has already matched last year's total ticket sales despite only just beginning its 32nd edition, though Bosnian-Herzegovinian cinematography continues to feel the effects of a three-year vacuum.

Marcellus Wiley's estranged wife, Annemarie, is seeking over $200,000 in child and spousal support, along with legal fees, amidst their ongoing divorce proceedings and a restraining order battle.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's campaign is under scrutiny for allegedly exploiting the struggles of a sick child's mother for promotional content on TV and social media.

Academy Award-nominated actor Barry Keoghan, currently filming 'The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event', has signed with CAA.

Germany has been grappling with extreme heatwaves this summer, experiencing 'brutal' conditions and recording a new record temperature.

Children with disabilities and their families in Montenegro encounter daily barriers in education, access to services, protection from violence, and participation in decisions affecting their lives, according to a draft plan for Podgorica.

This editorial selection offers four streaming recommendations, featuring an absurd comedy, a post-war drama, a miniseries about top athletes, and a documentary on The Beatles, alongside a discussion on AI.

Winemakers in the Palatinate region have begun harvesting the first grapes due to demand for Federweißer, an early wine. Despite expectations for an excellent vintage, the German Winegrowers' Association warns that declining consumption threatens even good harvests.

A recipe for a simple and refreshing lemon cake that requires no baking and can be prepared in just 15 minutes.

The streaming platform Filmin has expanded its catalog with 100 new titles, offering a selection of films from renowned directors and actors.

Mirza Begović, director of Bosnian films 'Amanet' and 'Testament', has publicly stated that his application for the production of the film 'Pekmez' was rejected again, attributing it to an ongoing dispute with the Cinematography Foundation.

A German newspaper reports on the removal of the Ukrainian flag from Pristina and the perception in Kosovo that Volodymyr Zelenskyy's words in Belgrade were a 'slap,' despite understanding Kyiv's non-recognition of Kosovo's independence.

While Notre-Dame Cathedral's restoration after the fire has progressed, some modern windows were not reinstated, sparking discussion. Meanwhile, the Sarajevo Film Festival continues to embrace its origin story, connecting its legacy to the war and building bridges through cinema.

After Catholic gravestones were damaged at the St. Elijah cemetery in Slimena near Travnik, Jasmin Zahirović, owner of the stonemasonry firm 'Jasko,' repaired the damage completely free of charge.

The Busan International Film Festival’s Asian Cinema Fund has selected three international co-productions from directors Fukada Koji, Jakrawal Nilthamrong, and Boo Junfeng for its 2026 Co-Production Support Fund.

All individuals accused in the "Tunnel" case have been acquitted by the court. The decision was made due to a lack of sufficient evidence to prove their guilt.

Social media posts have raised panic over the alleged deaths of wild horses in Livno due to drought, though local authorities claim there is no such problem, sparking debate over their care.

Guy Ritchie's spy action film 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.', known for its style and charm, was released in cinemas on August 14, 2015.

A Bulgarian article highlights upcoming home cinema content, including a crime-drama series based on DC Comics' 'Green Lantern' characters and a new comedy film starring Kevin Hart.

Kamal Aljafari's documentary 'With Hasan in Gaza' uses old private footage to depict the Gaza Strip, raising questions about how the region is portrayed in cinema.

Senator Kyrsten Sinema reportedly disclosed details about her relationship with Matthew Ammel during a deposition in his ex-wife's ongoing legal battle, according to TMZ. She was questioned by his ex-wife's lawyers about their first sexual encounter.

The original actors who portrayed Rogue and Storm in the X-Men films have broken their silence and shared their reactions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe's recent casting announcements for the rebooted characters.

The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina must begin acquiring its own aircraft for firefighting, stated the acting director of the Federal Administration for N1.

Major German companies are reporting record earnings and profits, with managers earning up to 10 million euros annually, even as they simultaneously reduce their workforce.

Jeff Nichols is not only one of cinema’s foremost chroniclers of the American South, but is doing his damnedest to revitalize the film scene in his hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas.

The Panevėžys cinema center 'Garsas,' which returned to its historic location in April, is beginning a new phase of activity this autumn, presenting a renewed vision, identity, and program as part of the 'Stasys Museum' of contemporary art.

An article explains why oven-baked potatoes often turn out soggy and pale, attributing the issue to factors like oven temperature and baking tray rather than the potato variety.

The Croatian Medical Chamber conducted an extraordinary professional review of doctors' work at the Public Health Institute of Lika-Senj County in Gospić, finding no objections to their professional conduct regarding the current public health situation.

Workers at Stila, a company in Zrenjanin for the professional rehabilitation and employment of people with disabilities, report living without wages for months, having received only four salaries in 15 months despite having work.

Actor-director Kenneth Branagh received the inaugural Outstanding Contribution to Cinema award at the Edinburgh Film Festival, where he also discussed his move to action-comedy in 'Mayday'.

Chinese dronemaker DJI has secured a key procedural victory in its lawsuit challenging the Pentagon's decision to include the company on a blacklist, according to a statement from the firm.

AP News provides the latest updates and breaking stories from the world of cinema and film.

Josué Monchan, a narrative designer with over two decades of experience, discusses how video games have evolved to tell stories beyond traditional cinematic and conflict-driven narratives.

Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are pointing out that a popular joke from Avengers: Infinity War has lost its comedic effect following the events of the Secret Invasion series.

Mark Rydell, the acclaimed director known for films like 'On Golden Pond,' has passed away at the age of 97. His career was marked by a blend of craftsmanship and humanity in his cinematic works.

A craft festival was held at Žumberk fortress, offering visitors insights into beekeeping, stonemasonry, and rush weaving, along with a whip-cracking show.

The week in Portugal begins with cultural offerings including films by João César Monteiro and Lav Diaz, an exhibition by Gehry, a walk through the Poster Mostra in Marvila, and the São Bernardo festivities in Sátão.

The 83rd Venice International Film Festival, running from September 2-12, will once again make Venice the epicenter of global cinema. It will feature established creators and directors returning after years of silence.

The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival is showcasing a diverse range of films, including a Swiss-Croatian director's work with strong ties to Sarajevo and a Slovenian director finding the city fascinating. The festival has seen standing ovations for films like 'The Mountain' and offers various post-screening activities for attendees.

Suriya is highlighted as potentially the only South Indian star remaining who consistently delivers genuine family-oriented films.

Actress Sadie Sink, known for 'Stranger Things,' has reportedly stolen the spotlight from Tom Holland and Zendaya in the latest Spider-Man film, securing her place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with upcoming roles in Avengers and X-Men.

Changes in kidney function can manifest through various symptoms, and while some signs may be linked to other health conditions, certain issues should not be ignored as they could point to serious kidney problems.

The San Sebastián Festival will dedicate a retrospective to José Giovanni, an ex-criminal who became an essential director in French noir cinema with a four-decade career.

A discussion ranks the ten most powerful Marvel Cinematic Universe heroes who have yet to be announced for the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday film, despite its massive cast.

POŽAR kod Omiša uništio je vinograd obitelji Mimica neposredno pred berbu. Vatra je u sat vremena progutala 25 godina rada.

A large fire near Omiš, Croatia, has destroyed cars, houses, and olive groves, with residents and tourists sharing harrowing testimonies of fighting the blaze and experiencing significant material and emotional losses.

Christopher Nolan's film 'Odyssey' has become a cinematic phenomenon, breaking records and becoming his most successful title, but it has also ignited a growing debate about its political message.

Mid-August is the last chance to sow vegetables for an autumn harvest, and gardeners advise calculating one crucial thing before planting, as everything else is meaningless without it.

BFI CEO Ben Roberts delivered a keynote address at the inaugural UK Film Conference, emphasizing the importance of integrating film education into classrooms. He also discussed the cinema renaissance among Gen Z and challenges facing British independent film.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has charged a Bulgarian winemaker who allegedly attempted to fraudulently obtain 348,000 euros from an EU project intended for planting new vineyards.

A double-decker bus carrying 84 Serbian citizens was involved in a traffic accident near Panagyurishte, Bulgaria, heading towards Sofia. The Serbian Embassy confirmed there were no injuries.

Vahn Pascual, the youngest director in this year's Cinemalaya main competition, makes a bold cinematic debut with his modestly scaled film 'Status: Rejected'.

Palestinian director Kamal Aljafari's documentary 'With Hasan in Gaza,' which was nominated for the European Film Award, is now in cinemas. Aljafari describes the discourse within Israel as 'shocking' in an interview.

Residents in Zvezdara, Belgrade, have been without water for 15 days due to reconstruction work on the water supply network, with the water utility reportedly dismissing their concerns.

Neera Chandhoke explores how classic Indian films like 'Pyaasa' and 'Dharamputra,' along with protest songs, convey messages and insights about freedom.

Inde Navarrette, known for her role in 'Obsession,' has officially been cast as Rogue in the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe 'X-Men' reboot, a surprise announcement for fans.

The White House has responded negatively to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's request for 10 percent of the United States' Patriot missile defense systems, stating that 'tragically much has been given to Ukraine'.

An analysis delves into the two distinct ways Hindi cinema, exemplified by films like 'Gadar' and 'Swades', expresses love for India, showcasing varied perspectives on patriotism.

This weekend sees the release of seven new titles, including two new streaming series, a new theatrical film, and a prestige DC drama making its debut on Sunday.

BBC film critics Caryn James and Nicholas Barber have compiled a list of their top 12 cinema highlights of 2026 to date, ranging from epic blockbusters to farcical comedies.

A new dramatization titled 'The Brink of War,' starring Jeff Daniels, Jared Harris, and J.K. Simmons, draws inspiration from Cold War trauma and 1970s cinema to depict the 1986 Reykjavík Summit between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev.

Christian Sprenger, cinematographer for 'Widow’s Bay,' discussed how classic films like 'Jaws' and 'The Shining' influenced the show's visual style. Showrunner Katie Dippold is praised for her ability to blend comedy and horror in the series.

A collection of paintings by Bijan Nemati Sharif, titled “Childhood Fears,” is currently on display at Homa Gallery in Tehran until August 25.

Nema and Nairobi County have been ordered to inspect Club 213 following a resident's complaint about sleepless nights caused by loud music from the establishment.

A debate has emerged regarding Christopher Nolan's latest cinematic spectacle, 'Odyssey,' with some questioning whether it is a hidden conservative moral treatise or merely a calculated commercial endeavor, dividing audiences.

A young employee at a Canadian cinema in Prince George created his own Spider-Man poster when the official one didn't arrive on time, unexpectedly gaining global attention.

Indie distributor Cinema Guild has secured North American distribution rights for Éric Baudelaire’s documentary 'For The Moon' ahead of its premiere at the New York Film Festival.

Blackstone is reportedly considering an offer of $53 per share for MarineMax (HZO), prompting questions about the strategic value of the potential acquisition.

The 39th Herceg Novi – Montenegro Film Festival will once again host top cinematic achievements and film enthusiasts at the Forte Mare fortress.

A ban on selling beer at The Prodigy concert in Sarajevo, held before the Sarajevo Film Festival, has sparked widespread reactions and public debate.

Six months after Marko Mikć (38) died following tonsil surgery in a Čačak hospital on February 12, the investigative procedure is ongoing, but an autopsy report has still not been issued.

The Author's Wine Festival in Moldova is set to return in early autumn 2026 with its most extensive edition yet, featuring 40 winemakers presenting their signature wines over three days at the National Museum of History.

The city of Split announced that there is no longer a need for donations of food, water, and other supplies for individuals evacuated due to the catastrophic fire in the Omiš area.

The Locarno Film Festival is featuring a program that revives the works of radical Hollywood authors who were blacklisted during the McCarthy era. This initiative aims to shed light on the contributions of these writers and their impact on cinema.

Denial Ahmetović performed a memorable concert titled "Nema ljubavi dok je Bosna ne rodi" for several thousand visitors on the plateau in front of the Dobrinja Sports Hall in Sarajevo, organized by the Municipality of Novi Grad Sarajevo.

Paphos is set to host a variety of cultural events throughout August, including music nights, outdoor cinema, concerts, and shadow theatre performances, with many events being free.

German intelligence services are reportedly considering significant reforms or even "breaking taboos" in their operations. This discussion comes amidst calls for modernization and adaptation.

Actor Mark Rylance stated that the British government is neglecting the arts and urged for greater investment in culture, young people, and creativity.

The Concours d’Elegance Singapore event at Gardens by the Bay is showcasing a range of automotive history and design, from vintage cars like a 1936 Triumph Dolomite Roadster to modern Ferraris and bespoke McLarens.

An explosion occurred at a munitions factory in Colleferro, near Rome, Italy. Officials stated that no injuries were reported in the incident.

The film 'The End of Oak Street' is being discussed, with viewers questioning whether it is a genuine cinematic experience or a strange fever dream. The movie's unique nature has sparked debate among audiences.

Amid highly volatile and unpredictable markets, with the crypto market in crisis and oil uncertain, gold has once again become the primary choice for investors.

Bosnian actor Nusmir Muharemović walked the red carpet at the Sarajevo Film Festival, commenting on the state of domestic cinematography and suggesting that Bosnian politicians should no longer be commented on, as they use everything for self-promotion.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Foreign Minister, Elmedin Konaković, reiterated his rejection of new electoral units for Croats, criticized Croatia's interference, and announced plans for a government without Dodik and HDZ, asserting that Bosniaks are the ones suffering.

Montenegro's national railway company, ŽPCG, has denied allegations that it charges passengers for services that are not provided, following reports of issues with online ticket purchases. The company maintains that its services are accurately billed despite claims of discrepancies.

A wildfire that broke out near the railway station in Virpazar, Montenegro, has been contained, with authorities reporting no immediate danger of further spread. Firefighting efforts successfully prevented the blaze from escalating.

The full-length Latvian animated film 'Laimīgie!' (The Happy Ones), directed by Edmunds Jansons, is set to premiere in cinemas this week, telling the story of nine-year-old Elizabete.

Zendaya's projected cinema projects for 2026 are anticipated to result in unprecedented, record-breaking success in the film industry.

An article by Kolbeinn Rastrick highlights queer film directors throughout cinema history and recommends films to watch in celebration of Pride Month, mentioning figures like George Cukor.

Two films, '2 Valid IDs' and 'Status: Rejected', are highlighted as must-watch box office hits at Cinemalaya 2026.

Police are investigating the cause of death for Hayden Panettiere, stating that there are currently no indications of violence.

The first Czech MMA film, 'Bojovník' (Warrior), is entering cinemas, featuring actor Milan Ondrík, but critics suggest its clichéd script and Hollywood imitation fall short despite a large budget.

Residents of Učitelja Miloša Jankovića Street in Zvezdara, Belgrade, have been without water since July 31, with no clear resolution from the public utility company, leading to accusations of an inhumane attitude from the city.

Passenger cars at the Preševo border crossing to North Macedonia and the Gostun crossing to Montenegro are experiencing only 20-minute waits this morning.

This is a film review for the animated movie 'Paw Patrol: Dino-Film,' offering an assessment of the week's cinematic release.

Prague city council has approved a new digital card for foster families, offering various benefits and discounts on activities, theater, museums, and cinemas.

An analysis suggests that Fox's X-Men movies took creative risks that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is unlikely to replicate with its upcoming X-Men integration.

Amidst Spider-Man's biggest summer, a classic Marvel star has offered criticism regarding Peter Parker's current cinematic era.

The significance of university placements on the Shanghai Ranking is highlighted, noting that the University of Belgrade is in the 501-600 category, with Zagreb and Ljubljana also on the 2026 list.

Italy is facing an exceptionally challenging summer, with the Po River nearly drying out and intense heat causing difficulties for residents and winemakers alike.

This article explores the Coppola dynasty's significant impact on the film industry, highlighting how their passion for the seventh art has been passed down through generations.

Senator Kyrsten Sinema reportedly bonded her boyfriend, Matthew Ammel, out of jail following his arrest for allegedly assaulting a physician, according to court documents obtained by TMZ.

Milena Zupančič, a prominent Slovenian and Yugoslav actress, has passed away at 79. Tributes have poured in from across the region, with many celebrating her invaluable contributions to cinema and theater and expressing profound respect for her legacy.

Residents in Belgrade's suburban areas are experiencing prolonged water outages, raising concerns about the progress of the Makiš-Mladenovac water supply project.

The Government of Montenegro has adopted a proposal for a new law on budget and fiscal responsibility, which aims to fundamentally upgrade the public finance management system by introducing a mandatory medium-term budget framework and stricter control mechanisms for public spending.

The James Webb Space Telescope has made a spectacular discovery of a mysterious red dot, an object the size of the entire Solar System, which could represent a previously unknown type of cosmic entity.

Firefighters are battling a significant blaze at the Botany Town Centre in Auckland, with thick black smoke seen billowing from the cinema area.

Court filings reveal that Senator Kyrsten Sinema allegedly had sex multiple times with her married security guard at various locations across the U.S., leading to an alienation of affection lawsuit in North Carolina.

Older generations, who grew up with unwritten rules of respect, communication, and work, observe that younger generations today often disregard these principles.

The new action comedy film 'Wrong Girls', starring Kristen Stewart, is set to be released in cinemas on Thursday, August 20th, promising to be the wildest action comedy of the summer.

Two years after occupying the Berger Kino in Frankfurt, the Kinokollektivkino association is negotiating a lease agreement with the owner, aiming to become the householders of the cinema.

A blockbuster film by Christopher Nolan is reportedly turning Greece into a popular travel destination, attracting thousands of cinema fans and promoting tourism even in areas not historically associated with Odysseus.

On the eve of his 89th birthday, director Ridley Scott returns to cinemas with 'The Dog Stars. Le stelle dopo la fine,' has begun production on his next project, and is set to receive his first Oscar, stating he still has dreams to achieve.

Human rights activist Danijel Kalezić has called on the Municipality of Budva to amend its housing subsidy decision, arguing that same-sex life partners are unlawfully excluded from the support system, while the Municipality maintains the act is fully compliant.

The latest Spider-Man movie has achieved a significant box office milestone, exceeding $700 million in North American cinemas and becoming one of the fastest films to reach this figure.

After two years of training, over 200 flight hours, dozens of exams, and instruction in Montenegro and the United States, Adnan Salihagić and Kerim are now pilots for the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of Interior's Helicopter Unit.

Francis Ford Coppola's monumental war film 'Apocalypse Now,' which faced a difficult production, was released in American cinemas on August 15, 1979, and is now considered a cinematic masterpiece.

The German automotive industry is experiencing a rapid acceleration of layoffs, with employment levels reaching their lowest point since 2005.

Live shared experiences, from sports to cinema, are gaining popularity and attracting investors wary of AI's impact on other sectors.

The Slovenian film classic 'To so gadi' is recommended for television viewing. This highlights a notable piece of Slovenian cinematic heritage for audiences.

German authorities have exposed a sophisticated fraud network that stole millions from online banking users' accounts.

A-list actress Sydney Sweeney is set to star in a major sci-fi mecha epic adapted from an iconic anime, a project anticipated to potentially revive giant robot cinema globally.

The 11th Black Star International Film Festival will explore four key pillars under its 2026 theme, 'Film & Global Culture: The New Wave of African Cinema.'

Matthew McConaughey made a rare public appearance with his Brazilian wife and three children at a special event in Austin, Texas, where he was honored for his contributions to cinema.

Emmi Parviainen and AJ Annila are revamping the Korjaamo Cultural Center's cinema with a new concept aimed at fostering a relaxed atmosphere where creators and viewers can connect, avoiding a 'Töölö cultural bubble'.

Federal Minister of Displaced Persons and Refugees, Nerin Dizdar, has commented on the POSKOK investigation against him and 14 others, asserting that his work in the Fund was lawful and he welcomes scrutiny.

A Slovak article explores the idea that discos and entertainment should not be limited to the middle of the night, offering weekend reading without politics.

The Cinemateca has unveiled its September programming, featuring cycles dedicated to film legends such as Martin Scorsese, Noémia Delgado, and Brigitte Bardot, with several sessions including discussions.

Police in Zagreb discovered over 4 kg of cocaine, thousands of pills, and weapons during a raid on a garage in the Trnje district. Two individuals have been arrested in connection with the find.

The Busan International Film Festival will present its Korean Cinema Award to its 88-year-old founder, Kim Dong-ho, at the opening ceremony on October 6, recognizing his significant contributions to shaping Korean cinema and raising its international profile.

A film about Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner is reportedly coming to cinemas, featuring Coyote hiring a billboard lawyer, played by Will Forte, after Acme products repeatedly fail him.

The 19th 'Purpurinis vakaras' cultural festival opened in Anykščiai with a memorial concert dedicated to the pioneer of dialectal sung poetry, offering a rich program of music, poetry, cinema, and theater until Sunday.

The third edition of the Türkiye International AI Film Festival (TAIFF) is scheduled to take place from December 7-9 at the Yeşilçam Cinema in Istanbul's Atatürk Cultural Center.

Reactions continue on social media after authorities in Pristina removed a large Ukrainian flag, following Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's confirmation in Belgrade that Kyiv does not recognize Kosovo as an independent state.

An article questions why Bosnia and Herzegovina, despite its IT potential, has not produced more globally competitive companies, exploring the challenges and opportunities for local firms to succeed internationally.

The new season of 'The Chosen,' focusing on Jesus' betrayal, arrest, and passion, is set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video on November 15, with the actual crucifixion planned as a cinema film in March 2027 and the resurrection in 2028.

The Montenegrin Cinematheque is organizing a free screening of the film 'Planeta 7693' on August 16th at 9 PM at the Summer Stage in Cetinje.

Bollywood star Rani Mukerji has received an Honorary Doctor of Letters from Australia’s La Trobe University for her three decades of contributions to Indian cinema and off-screen work, also winning an IFFM Special Citation.

A Portuguese article discusses various topics including how inflation has reduced the size of Mars chocolate bars, David Beckham and Adidas's earnings from the World Cup, and the controversy surrounding AI in cinema.

A selection of new films, including Ricky Gervais's cat sitcom, a dark Robin Hood adaptation, and a Welsh diva feature, are set to be released between August 14 and 21. These movies are highlighted as worth seeing in cinemas.

The cost of living in Spain is analyzed in comparison to other countries, revealing that activities like going to the cinema and dining out cost half as much as in Switzerland but double that of India. This provides a global perspective on Spain's affordability.

A highly-rated RPG trilogy is now completely free for Xbox Game Pass subscribers, allowing players to relive cinematic role-playing experiences.

The Portuguese brewery Praxis, in collaboration with winemaker Carlos Lucas, secured a world title in a category that bridges beer and wine, marking the second time the brand has received such an award.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz declared that the Israeli army will not withdraw from the security zone in Lebanon until Hezbollah is completely disarmed.