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When temperatures soared, Rome transformed the city into an open-air movie paradise with more than 50 free outdoor cinemas. Residents can now enjoy new releases and classic films while staying cool during the heatwave.
Just seven years after lifting its decades-long cinema ban, Saudi Arabia's movie industry is exploding. The Kingdom's cinema market is projected to grow from $611 billion in 2025 to nearly $1.4 trillion by 2034.
Veteran Tamil filmmaker K Bhagyaraj marked 50 years in cinema on his 72nd birthday, sharing heartfelt memories of his journey from "Kovai Raja" to celebrated director. His story of staying true to his roots while inspiring generations offers a masterclass in humility and dedication.
John Wren kept Broken Hill's last cinema running for four decades, even testing Mad Max 2 footage until dawn. Now the town's honoring the man who sacrificed everything so they could keep watching movies under the stars.
Movie lovers in Hong Kong can catch any film for just $3.80 on April 25, as the city's beloved Cinema Day returns for its fourth year. The annual event has drawn over 600,000 filmgoers in three years, proving affordable entertainment brings communities together.
Director Bharathiraja, who transformed Tamil cinema by bringing village stories to life with raw authenticity, passed away at 84 in Chennai. His groundbreaking films launched countless careers and tackled social issues that still resonate today.
The Guanajuato International Film Festival celebrates three groundbreaking women in Mexican cinema this July while screening 203 films from 55 countries. The festival's focus on gender equity reflects a growing transformation in the industry.
Yonderland, an outdoor retail group operating across five European countries, slashed its direct emissions by 71% and beat its 2027 climate target three years early. The company also grew its repair, rental, and secondhand services while political support for climate action weakens worldwide.
Three-quarters of children spend less time outside than prison inmates, but a growing movement of forest schools is changing that. These outdoor classrooms are teaching kids to love nature through play and exploration.
A therapist noticed runners open up more easily while moving, sparking a growing trend in outdoor therapy sessions. Walk-and-talk therapy combines mental health support with the proven benefits of nature and exercise.
Utah just became the latest state to ban cellphones bell-to-bell in all K-12 schools. Now education advocates want to replace screen time with something better: outdoor learning programs that boost grades and mental health.
Young people are ditching their phones and flocking to movie theaters, with 87% of Gen Z seeing at least one film last year. They're turning cinemas into their new favorite hangout spot.
Film lovers are rallying to save East Oxford's Ultimate Picture Palace, a beloved independent cinema that first opened in 1911. A petition has gathered 22,000 signatures to convince the landlord to extend the lease so critical renovations can move forward.
Music composer Hamsalekha and actor-director V Ravichandran brought 7,000 fans to tears of joy when they reunited on stage in Bengaluru, ending a split that had shadowed their legendary partnership for nearly three decades. The duo who created Kannada cinema's golden era in the 1990s performed their greatest hits together, proving that time heals even the deepest wounds.
The African Film Festival returns to Dallas this June, perfectly timed with the FIFA World Cup 2026 to celebrate African storytelling and football in one historic event. For 11 years, TAFF has championed African cinema outside the continent.
A new wave of Japanese independent filmmakers is breathing fresh life into black-and-white cinema, preserving disappearing cultural memories through stunning monochrome films. Young director Hiromichi Nakao's "Michiyuki" captures a vanishing era in Japan's countryside, proving classic filmmaking techniques still have powerful stories to tell.
In 2006, a college reunion film with zero A-list stars almost overtook box office records held by Malayalam cinema's biggest legends, earning seven times its budget and sparking a wave of real-life reunions across Kerala.
During a dangerous scene at India's infamous Suicide Point, Malayalam cinema star Mohanlal grabbed actress Karthika's hand just in time, preventing what could have been a deadly accident. Screenwriter Kaloor Dennis witnessed the heart-stopping moment that no one else seemed to notice.
A New Zealand documentary about two Samoan brothers who became world-class opera singers is packing theaters weeks after release, defying the myth that "nobody watches documentaries." The film proves heartfelt local stories can become box office sensations.
Fourteen years ago today, Marvel took the biggest gamble in Hollywood history and won. The Avengers brought six heroes together in a cinematic first that earned $1.5 billion and changed how studios make movies forever.
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