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Borderland Film Festivals main feature, "Home Is Somewhere Else," tells the stories of three families of mixed immigration statuses facing family separation, while grappling with their dreams, joys and fears.

Evergrande’s future is up in the air, with founder Hui Ka-yan under arrest for suspected crimes. Still, the developer may survive a foreclosure attempt later this month, a restructuring lawyer at Hogan Lovells says.

EPHRAIM — Granary Arts is thrilled to present an exciting lineup of film screenings for its October Film Feast series, curated by Carly and Jared Jakins. These screenings promise to captivate audiences with their diverse selection of cinematic experiences. Film Feast: “Maika: The Girl From Another Galaxy” Join us for the heartwarming adventure of “Maika: […]

Lol Crawley, Albie Hecht, co-founder of Shine Global, and Susan MacLaury, co-founder and executive director of Shine Global, pose onstage during the 2023…

Led by co-founders Albie Hecht and Susan MacLaury, the nonprofit celebrated its second annual event at Paramount Studios on Tuesday. 

The former Nickelodeon President of Entertainment talks about his non-profit documentary studio’s second annual Children’s Resilience in Film Awards, which recognizes films and filmmakers that highlight children’s strength in the face of adversity; ceremony set for October 3, with supportive events and screenings beginning today, September 28.

China Evergrande Group: The creditor group holds a large portion of Evergrande offshore bonds and, if it decides to join, would add more weight to the petition filed against the developer by an investor in a Hong Kong court.

SYDNEY :A major group of offshore creditors of China Evergrande Group is planning to join a winding-up court petition filed against the cash-strapped developer if it doesn't submit a new debt revamp plan by next month, two sources familiar with the matter said.The creditor group holds a large portion of Everg

Some offshore creditors of China Evergrande Group are planning to join a winding-up court petition filed against the cash-strapped developer if it doesnt submit a new debt revamp plan by next month,...

SYDNEY (Reuters) -Some offshore creditors of China Evergrande Group are planning to join a winding-up court petition filed against the cash-strapped developer if it doesn't submit a new debt revamp plan by next month, two sources familiar with the matter said. Evergrande's offshore debt restructuring plan, unveiled in March, has been thrown into uncertainty after the developer said on Sunday it was unable to issue new debt due to an ongoing regulatory investigation into its main unit ...