Minority Mindset

Filming for “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow” continues, and UnBoxPHD recently released footage from the set, offering another sneak peek into the upcoming 2026 release.

Since the 2010s and moving forward to the 2020s, Cooper has been consistently accepting diverse projects. He made his mark in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with “Guardians of the Galaxy” (2014), while also delving into more serious dramatic roles such as “The Place Beyond the Pines” (2012), “Silver Linings Playbook” (2012), “A Star Is Born” (2018), and “Maestro” (2023). Cooper’s 2014 war movie, where he portrayed a real-life character, also falls into this category, garnering notable award recognition.

The movie is written by Paweł Pawlikovski, who won an Oscar for “Ida” and “Cold War,” along with Ben Hopkins (“The Nine Lives of Tomas Katz,” “Limonov: The Ballad of Eddie”) and Kata Weber (“Pieces of a Woman”). Originally conceived by Pawlikovski, the script has attracted French distributor Le Pacte and Arte ahead of Cannes.

This upcoming film is being written by the talented Paweł Pawlikovski, who’s famous for “Ida” and “Cold War.” He’s also teamed up with Ben Hopkins (“The Nine Lives of Tomas Katz,” “Limonov: The Ballad of Eddie”) and Kata Weber (“Pieces of a Woman”). It’s an idea that Pawlikovski came up with, and now, ahead of Cannes, we have French distributor Le Pacte and Arte on board too.

This iconic, timeless musical masterpiece is set to mark its 50th anniversary with a stunning 4K Ultra HD remaster, which will be available for viewing in cinemas and on Blu-ray later this year.

Hiroyuki Sanada and Cosmo Jarvis, who played Lord Yoshii Toranaga and John Blackthorne in Season 1, are set to reprise their roles for the upcoming seasons. Interestingly, Sanada, who was not only a star but also a producer in Season 1, has been promoted to an executive producer role. Meanwhile, Jarvis will take on the responsibility of co-executive producer in the series.

In his illustrious career, Marie-Antoine Carême, often referred to as “the chef of kings and king of chefs,” prepared meals for numerous high-ranking officials. His biography, written by co-creator Ian Kelly in 2004, labels him as the first famous chef. This series, however, takes a playful, romantic, and entertaining approach to suggest that Carême, even in his youth, played a significant role in diplomacy. Although it’s not universally accepted, this show assumes that the culinary world could exert considerable influence on delicate peace negotiations between colonizing powers – a concept perhaps less familiar to those outside of Francophone cultures.