Patrick Brzeski
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 52
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Disney+ Strikes Streaming Bundle and Content-Sharing Deal With Indonesia’s Vidio (opens the original)
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Disney+ is joining forces with Indonesia’s leading streamer Vidio, creating a new local subscription bundle and content-sharing partnership that adds to the Hollywood giant’s expanding network of distribution alliances across Asia-Pacific. Announced Thursday, the deal will create the Vidio Ultimate Disney+ All Screen Bundle, which combines access to the two companies’ content offerings under a single subscription. The package brings Disney’s films, global franchises and Asian originals together
Tokyo Film Festival to Honor Mohammad Rasoulof and Mipo O With Kurosawa Akira Award (opens the original)
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The Tokyo International Film Festival will honor filmmakers Mohammad Rasoulof and Mipo O with its Kurosawa Akira Award at the event’s 39th edition next month. Named for the Japanese master, the award recognizes directors whose work has made an impact on cinema and who are expected to help shape its future. It was revived in 2022 after a 14-year hiatus with support from Capcom. Last year’s recipients were Chloé Zhao and Lee Sang-il. This year’s honorees were selected by a committee comprising fil
‘Made in Korea’ Finale: Hyun Bin Reflects on the Message Behind Disney+’s Hit K-Drama Thriller (opens the original)
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Made in Korea, Disney+‘s darkly thrilling K-drama spy series, came to a simmering conclusion on Wednesday as stars Hyun Bin and Jung Woo-sung faced off for one final game of cat and mouse. Across two seasons packed with twisty machinations, Jung’s virtuous prosecutor Jang Geon-young attempted to pin down Hyun’s shamelessly corrupt — but effortlessly cool — intelligence officer Baek Ki-tae, only to be outfoxed at every turn. But in the final episode of the show’s second season, which Disney says
Rolf de Heer Named Jury President for Tokyo Film Festival (opens the original)
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Australian filmmaker Rolf de Heer will serve as president of the international competition jury at this year’s Tokyo International Film Festival. The Tasmania-based iconoclast has spent more than four decades directing work that spans drama, black comedy and political engagement, building a reputation as one of Australian cinema’s most singular auteurs. His 1993 cult classic Bad Boy Bubby won the Special Jury Prize and FIPRESCI Prize at Venice, while four of his films have since screened in Cann
Tokyo Film Festival Unveils Gala and Anime Selections, Featuring Cate Blanchett, Tony Gilroy, ‘Wild Horse Nine’ and ‘Grotesqqque’ (opens the original)
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The Tokyo International Film Festival has unveiled the Gala and Animation selections for its 39th edition, bringing a mix of recent festival standouts, star-driven international titles and high-profile Japanese animation to the Japanese capital next month. The festival’s 15-title Gala Selection includes Martin McDonagh’s soulful black comedy Wild Horse Nine, starring John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell and Steve Buscemi; Tony Gilroy’s Behemoth!, with Pedro Pascal and Olivia Wilde; Cristian Mungiu’s Fjo
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