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Mardi 2 décembre 2025 à 09:55
Film, TV & Streaming: Awards, Premieres, and Cultural Impact
Gotham Awards Launch Oscar Season With Global, Political Voices
The 2025 Gotham Awards in New York kicked off the season for film accolades, with a focus on both cinematic achievement and political statements. Jafar Panahi dedicated his Best Screenplay win for "It Was Just An Accident" to "independent filmmakers in Iran and around the world" on the same day he was sentenced to a year in prison and a two-year travel ban in Iran, highlighting ongoing struggles for artistic freedom. Meanwhile, Guillermo del Toro used his Vanguard Tribute for "Frankenstein" to deliver a passionate rebuke of artificial intelligence in filmmaking, emphasizing the irreplaceable nature of human artistry. Variety and Deadline both noted the broad range of voices and global themes represented at this year’s ceremony.
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Variety
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Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour: The Final Show’ Readies Disney+ Debut
Taylor Swift unveiled the official trailer for her concert film "The Eras Tour: The Final Show," which captures the finale of her record-breaking tour in Vancouver. The special will stream exclusively on Disney+ starting Dec. 12. Rolling Stone highlights the film’s setlist and the cultural significance of Swift’s tour, while Variety notes the inclusion of the complete "The Tortured Poets Department" set, marking the event as a major moment for both fans and the streaming platform.
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‘Babylon Berlin’ to Close With Fifth and Final Season
The critically acclaimed German period drama "Babylon Berlin" has wrapped production on its fifth and final season, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The upcoming eight-episode arc will bring the story to a close, culminating with the Nazis’ rise to power in 1933. The show’s blend of historical context and noir aesthetics has made it a standout in international TV.
Hollywood Reporter
‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Praised for Technical and Emotional Ambition
Early press reactions to James Cameron’s latest installment, "Avatar: Fire and Ash," call it a "cinematic spectacle" that pushes both technical boundaries and emotional resonance, reports Variety. Critics praised the film for raising the bar on visual effects and immersive storytelling, setting high expectations for its forthcoming release.
Variety
‘Culinary Class Wars’ Returns With New Season on Netflix
Netflix has released the trailer for Season 2 of its hit reality cooking competition, "Culinary Class Wars," ahead of its December 16 return. Variety notes the format’s historical significance as the first unscripted series of its kind to make a global cultural impact, blending entertainment with culinary education.
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International TV Formats and Microdrama Innovation
Hollywood Game Night is set for a new remake in Mongolia, as reported by Deadline, reflecting the continued export and adaptation of successful Western TV formats worldwide. Separately, British microdrama specialist Onset Octopus has become the founding partner of the Micro-Series Certified Alliance, an initiative to uphold quality and ethics in vertical video storytelling, signaling a formalization of micro-content standards in digital media.
Deadline
Deadline
Arts & Culture: Global Events and Artistic Commentary
Art Basel Miami Beach Remains Pop Culture’s Epicenter
Despite growing editions in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, Art Basel Miami Beach continues to dominate the global art conversation, according to Vanity Fair. The event’s enduring influence is credited to its unique blend of high art and pop-cultural cachet, although some galleries have opted out this year, citing shifting market priorities.
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Neolithic Shells in Spain May Be Among Oldest Musical Instruments
The Guardian reports on the discovery of conch-shell trumpets in Neolithic settlements in Catalonia, Spain, which may be among the world’s oldest known musical instruments. Researchers believe the potent sounds of these shells offer rare insight into ancient musical traditions and communal life from 6,000 years ago.
The Guardian
Indonesian Filmmaker Garin Nugroho Honored by France
Acclaimed Indonesian director Garin Nugroho has been elevated to Officier dans l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by France’s Ministry of Culture, recognizing his significant contributions to cinema. Variety highlights this as one of France’s highest cultural distinctions, marking a milestone for Southeast Asian filmmakers on the international stage.
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Technology, Media & Society: Ethics and Influence
AI’s Growing Role in Creative Industries Stirs Debate
The Guardian podcast explores concerns over artificial intelligence’s impact on human problem-solving and creativity, with neuroscientist Sam Gilbert discussing whether digital shortcuts are eroding critical thinking. This anxiety echoes sentiments expressed by filmmakers like Guillermo del Toro at recent awards ceremonies, underscoring the arts community’s ongoing debate about the place of AI in culture.
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Variety
Digital Influencers and Talent Agencies Embrace New Leadership
CAA has hired digital content veteran Greg Goodfried to bolster its Creators division, aiming to further integrate digital influencers and social media talent into mainstream entertainment. Both the Hollywood Reporter and Variety emphasize Goodfried’s experience with major brands and celebrities, signaling talent agencies’ evolving strategies for the digital era.
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