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2025 in film is an overview of events, including award ceremonies, festivals, a list of country- and genre-specific lists of films released, and notable deaths. Shochiku and Gaumont will celebrate their 130th anniversaries; Republic Pictures and 20th Century Studios will celebrate their 90th anniversaries; and Studio Ghibli will celebrate its 40th anniversary. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's first musical film The Broadway Melody (1929), known for being the first sound film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture, enters the public domain this year.
Rank | Title | Distributor | Worldwide gross |
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1 | Den of Thieves 2: Pantera † | Lionsgate | $36,186,839 |
2 | The Wizard of the Emerald City † | Central Partnership | $30,617,669 |
3 | Finist. The First Warrior † | National Media Group | $24,166,631 |
4 | Sankranthiki Vasthunam † | Sri Venkateswara Creations | $22,870,000 |
5 | Game Changer † | $21,330,000 | |
6 | Wolf Man † | Universal Pictures | $19,167,710 |
7 | One of Them Days † | Sony Pictures Releasing | $15,306,814 |
8 | Daaku Maharaaj † | Sithara Entertainments | $13,496,000 |
9 | Hot Pot Artist † | Chengdu Film | $7,270,000 [3] |
10 | Rekhachithram † | Kavya Film Company | $5,756,000 |
Date | Event | Host | Location(s) | Ref. |
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January 23 – February 2 | 2025 Sundance Film Festival | Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah, United States | [22] |
January 30 – February 9 | 54th International Film Festival Rotterdam | International Film Festival Rotterdam | Rotterdam, Netherlands | [23] |
February 7 – 17 | 40th Santa Barbara International Film Festival | Santa Barbara International Film Festival | Santa Barbara, California, United States | [24] |
February 13 – 23 | 75th Berlin International Film Festival | Berlin International Film Festival | Berlin, Germany | [25] |
May 13 – 24 | 2025 Cannes Film Festival | Cannes Film Festival | Cannes, France | |
Month | Date | Name | Age | Country | Profession | Notable films | Ref. |
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January | 1 | Nora Orlandi | 91 | Italy | Composer | ||
2 | Jytte Abildstrøm | 90 | Denmark | Actress | |||
3 | Jeff Baena | 47 | US | Director, Screenwriter | |||
4 | Emilio Echevarría | 80 | Mexico | Actor | |||
4 | Julien Poulin | 78 | Canada | Actor, Director, Screenwriter | |||
4 | Ronnie Yeskel | 76 | US | Casting Director | |||
8 | Charles Kay | 94 | UK | Actor | |||
8 | Pritish Nandy | 73 | India | Producer | |||
9 | Bill Byrge | 92 | US | Actor | |||
9 | Phyllis Dalton | 99 | UK | Costume Designer | |||
9 | Jorge Luis Sánchez | 64 | Cuba | Director | |||
9 | Otto Schenk | 94 | Austria | Actor | |||
10 | Christopher Benjamin | 90 | UK | Actor | |||
10 | Yevgenia Dobrovolskaya | 60 | Russia | Actress | |||
12 | Leslie Charleson | 79 | US | Actress | |||
12 | Claude Jarman Jr. | 90 | US | Actor | |||
12 | Robert Machray | 79 | US | Actor | |||
12 | Lynne Taylor-Corbett | 78 | US | Choreographer | |||
12 | Kim Yaroshevskaya | 101 | Canada | Actress | |||
14 | Tony Slattery | 65 | UK | Actor, Comedian | |||
15 | Anna Maria Ackermann | 92 | Italy | Actress | |||
15 | Diane Langton | 77 | UK | Actress | |||
15 | David Lynch | 78 | US | Director, Screenwriter, Producer | |||
15 | Jeannot Szwarc | 85 | France | Director | |||
16 | Joan Plowright | 95 | UK | Actress | |||
16 | Jack De Mave | 91 | US | Actor | |||
16 | Bob Uecker | 90 | US | Actor | |||
16 | Shoji Ueda | 87 | Japan | Cinematographer | |||
17 | Jules Feiffer | 95 | US | Screenwriter | |||
17 | Robert Verrall | 97 | Canada | Animator, Producer, Director | |||
18 | Ze'ev Revach | 84 | Israel | Actor, Comedian | |||
20 | Bertrand Blier | 85 | France | Director, Screenwriter | |||
20 | Harald Paalgard | 74 | Norway | Cinematographer | |||
22 | Barry Michael Cooper | 67 | US | Screenwriter | |||
22 | Nicholas Eadie | 67 | Australia | Actor | |||
25 | Gloria Romero | 91 | Philippines | Actress | [61] |
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