From Tehran’s Outskirts to the Lido: Mohsen Gharaei’s ‘Falling House’ Secures Global Sales Ahead of Venice Premiere

Film and Animation

The global film industry is turning its gaze toward the 81st Venice Film Festival, where the world premiere of Falling House—the latest feature from acclaimed Iranian director Mohsen Gharaei—is poised to become one of the most talked-about entries in the Horizons (Orizzonti) section. In a major move ahead of the festival, Paradise City Sales has [&

A Dragon’s Rider, A Queen’s Dilemma: House of the Dragon’s Rhaena Targaryen Takes Flight on Sheepstealer, Reshaping the Dance

Fantasy Literature

WARNING: This article contains significant spoilers for House of the Dragon Season 3 and George R.R. Martin’s Fire & Blood. House of the Dragon, HBO’s acclaimed prequel to Game of Thrones, has consistently demonstrated a willingness to diverge from its literary source material, George R.R. Martin’s sprawling historical chronic

The Weight of the Crown: Emma D’Arcy on the Brutal Grief and Pivotal Shifts of House of the Dragon Season 3

Film and Animation

The third season of HBO’s House of the Dragon has plunged viewers back into the fire and blood of Westeros, delivering a sequence of events that has irrevocably altered the landscape of the Targaryen civil war. Following the catastrophic Battle of the Gullet in the season premiere, the second episode has left audiences reeling—not just […]

Tlotlo Tsamaase’s "House of Margins": A Masterclass in Genre-Bending Horror and Post-Colonial Critique

Fantasy Literature

GABORONE/CAPE TOWN – Motswana writer Tlotlo Tsamaase has once again cemented her reputation as an innovator in contemporary literature with her second novel, House of Margins. This ambitious work seamlessly blends folkloric horror, digital-age mystery, and sharp social commentary, offering a reading experience unlike any other. The novel challenges

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