We’re diving into dangerous waters at #TIFF23. Annette Bening and Jodie Foster star in the International Premiere of NYAD, from Oscar winners Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, based on the true story of the first person to swim from Cuba to the US. bit.ly/44MbTi4

Este viernes 15 se estrena en Netflix, 'El Conde', una sátira del virtuoso Pablo Larraín (Spencer, Jackie, No), en la que "Augusto Pinochet es un vampiro de 250 años que, cansado de ser recordado como un ladrón, decide morir". El trailer grita Oscar:

It makes me feel really old to acknowledge that Scott Pilgrim is a period piece now.

We met once more with some of the survivors of the Andes tragedy and the family members of the deceased in the mountain right after they saw Society of the Snow. I’d dare to say the meeting took place thanks to the movie. This moving video —what transpires from this encounter—

What a day for #Irishfilm... Cillian Murphy's gorgeous new film 'Small Things Like These' to open the Berlinale, a ton of BAFTA's for Irish talent including extraordinary cinematographer Robbie Ryan, & the World Premiere for Kneecap still to come tonight at #Sundance

Let’s dive into some of the thinking and details of the Production Design of Spider-Man: Beyond The Spider-Verse . Focusing in on one very special Spider’s room — Gwen’s apartment thread. #AcrossTheSpiderVerse Art Directors Guild AnnieAwards

ICYMI: last week, Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland launched its slate of over 40 productions coming to audiences and international markets this year. 📽️💚 Discover the new feature films, TV dramas, animated series, documentaries, and short films now: screenireland.ie/news/screen-ir…

Two great minds collide as Sigmund Freud and C. S. Lewis decide to debate God’s existence. 🧠 Freud’s Last Session receives its Irish Premiere at Dublin International Film Festival tonight, proudly supported by Screen Ireland. #IrishFilm #DublinIFF24

First trailer of "The Wild Robot" animated feature film (Dreamworks). Directed by Chris Sanders (Lilo & Stitch, How to Train Your Dragon).

The Irish film industry is set to make waves at Festival de Cannes. With five films in the line-up, and more than 20 projects screening and selling in the market, Screen Ireland will promote all Ireland offers as a production hub. 💚📽️ #forthestorymakers screenireland.ie/news/irish-fil…

On the way to Glasgow…

“PAVEMENTS” U.S. Premiere at New York Film Festival Lincoln Center

I recently wrote for TIME on why the U.S. is so far behind Europe in animal welfare standards, and what this means for hundreds of millions of animals. It’s a wake-up call to Americans who continue to buy eggs from hens living their entire lives crammed into tiny cages. I also

Immigration: how do countries measure it, and how accurate is this data? We hear a lot about immigration, but few people understand how these numbers are actually measured. For Our World in Data I dug into the methods behind the numbers—the difference between measuring 'stocks'

In her new article, Hannah Ritchie explains how reducing nutritional deficiencies that cause anemia could be cheap: ourworldindata.org/billions-peopl…

It’s actually a miracle that there aren’t more nuclear-weapon states today. Back in the 1960s it seemed obvious that, within a generation, there’d be dozens. Even Australia and Sweden were considering acquiring the bomb. Yet today there are just nine nuclear-armed countries. I

In a new article, Simon van Teutem and Tuna look at what the data on international migration shows us: ourworldindata.org/international-…

No industry has won more loopholes from following the rules than factory farming: - Loopholes in most state and federal animal cruelty laws exempt cruelty to farm animals. - Loopholes in enforcement mean factory farms can violate the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act. -

Explore more of our new charts on foreign aid — who contributes, and where it goes: ourworldindata.org/foreign-aid

In February, the US government ended some of the most important survey programs globally, used in research & policy for lower- and middle-income countries. In a new article, I explain why the Demographic and Health Surveys were so critical and why they should be rescued. /1