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Pope Leo XIV - Encounter with World Cinema

CJ Analysis: The Wild Weekend the Pope Joined Tom Cruise in Championing Cinemas

The cinema business has had so many “crisis moments” lately that even seasoned industry insiders are starting to develop emotional shin splints. But late October was something special — a kind of doom-loop crescendo that left exhibitors, distributors, and analysts staring into the theatrical abyss.…

CJ Interviews: Paul Farnsworth – Inside the Mind of B&B’s Storyteller-in-Chief

Toma Foster is B&B Theatres’ Director of Guest / Employee Relations. It was in the B&B Theatres corporate conference room, four years ago, that I officially met Paul Farnsworth, Executive Director of Communications and Content. I was attending one of my first meetings after joining the compa…

Luis Vargas - Comscore

Latin American Theatrical Market Defies Predictions, Emerging as Global Recovery Leader

When Luis Vargas took the stage at CineLATAM 2025 in Miami this past September, he didn’t begin with a data slide. Instead, the Vice President for Latin America at Comscore Movies opened with a story — or rather, with a movie title: “Ainda Estou Aqui,” (“I’m Still Here.”) The Oscar winning Brazilian…

A montage of blurred faces, each with a question mark over it, sit behind the number ’50’ in Celluloid Junkie’s signature colours, blue and red

Nominations Now Open: CJ’s Top Women in Global Film Distribution

Celluloid Junkie is proud to announce that nominations are now officially open for the fourth edition of our Top Women in Global Distribution list — celebrating 50 exceptional women shaping the future of film distribution worldwide. The 2025 list will be published on December 18th, following the suc…

The Evil Dead In Concert

“The Evil Dead” Comes to Life in National U.S. Concert Tour

How a cult horror classic is being reborn as a live-to-film musical experience. What happens when one of horror’s most notorious cult films gets a symphonic resurrection? In 1981, Sam Raimi made his directorial debut with the supernatural indie “The Evil Dead,” a low-budget cabin-in-the-…

From Grounded to Global: How PaperAirplane is Helping Movie Marketing Reach New Heights

Born in the depths of the pandemic, PaperAirplane Media rewired the connection between studios and cinemas. Now, as nearly every cinema operator in North America depends on its digital asset management solution, the PaperAirplane team is preparing for takeoff overseas. When Mike Polydoros decided to…

WatchWord: Closed-caption Glasses Transform Cinema Experience for Deaf Community

Even with the advent of captions, a trip to the cinema for anyone who is part of the hearing-impaired community can be a very restrictive experience. Captions – which not only include all spoken dialogue, but written descriptions of sound effects, music and even emotions – can be delivered in two wa…

The panellists sit on stage with a screen behind them, from left to right: Michele Casula; Alessandro Usai; Davide Novelli; Federica Lucisano; Simone Gialdini; Sonia Dichter; Valentina Torlaschi

Moviegoers Return But Italian Cinema is Running Out of Stories, Say MIA Panellists

Italy’s audiovisual sector benefits from sophisticated tools to track audience behavior and box office performance. Through box office tracking company, Cinetel, attendance data is collected in near real-time, while CinExpert – the weekly monitoring service that tracks the sociodemographic character…

The opening ceremony at Expocine 2025 in São Paulo, Brazil on 30 September 2025

Expocine 2025 Charts the Next Act on the World Stage for Brazil’s Growing Film Industry

Theme “Brazil: Window to the World” sets the tone for debates on the country’s expanding role in the global audiovisual landscape. Brazil’s audiovisual industry is living through one of its most promising moments in decades, and the challenge now is clear: turning prestige into market structure. Sin…

Cult Classics and Community: Fantastic Fest Marks 20th Anniversary Milestone

Autumn is upon us and so too is movie awards season. The unofficial opening of this window for accolades is typically marked by the launch of two major film festivals in early September, the Venice Film Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), both of which concluded within the p…