Michael Rosser is the Asia & Middle East Editor at Screen International. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on film and cinema, and has extensive experience covering topics such as movies, Korean cinema, and business leaders in the industry. Rosser's work has been featured in MASONRY magazine, KFTV, and Screen International.
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Michael Rosser's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, particularly film festivals, international cinema, movie premieres, and the film industry. The coverage highlights a preference for press releases and event coverage.
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By: Michael Rosser
Korean drama The Land Of Morning Calm and Myanmar feature MA – Cry Of Silence have won the New Currents competition at the 29 Busan International
The streaming service is heading to Indonesia, Singapore and Hong Kong among others.
The programme will include a masterclass from 'Mad Max: Fury Road' cinematographer John Seale.
By: Michael Rosser
Egyptian drama The Last Miracle has been replaced as the opening-night film of El Gouna Film Festival amid reports it had not been cleared by local censors.
By: Michael Rosser
Japan's prime minster Shigeru Ishiba delivered a message of support to the local film industry during the opening of the 37 Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) on Monday (October 28).
By: Michael Rosser
TIFFCOM, the film market affiliated with Tokyo International Film Festival, looks set to be more diverse than ever.
The mystery drama from A24 was filmed in Japan.
Crisis management is a process that employers use to respond to, and recover from, unplanned events. The best time to develop a crisis management plan is before a crisis occurs. A crisis management plan can help companies maintain business continuity, protect their reputation, and ensure employee safety.
By: Michael Rosser
Hong Kong action-thriller The Prosecutor, directed by and starring Donnie Yen, has been acquired for North America by Well Go USA from Mandarin Motion Pictures.
Major box-office successes pepper the selections from Asia Pacific this year. Screen surveys a region that has won the international feature Oscar twice in the past five years.
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