Micro Dramas, Cameron's AI Role, Coppola's 'Megalopolis', and Streep Advocates for Afghan Women

This content covers the latest in entertainment news. Zhu Jian disrupts China's film industry with micro dramas. James Cameron joins the board of Stability AI. Francis Ford Coppola emphasizes the uniqueness of 'Megalopolis'. Meryl Streep advocates for Afghan women and girls at a United Nations event.

In the world of entertainment, Zhu Jian is making waves in China's film industry with micro dramas that challenge traditional norms. On the set of a medieval-themed film, Zhu plays a wealthy patriarch unaware his servant is his biological granddaughter.

Meanwhile, James Cameron, the director famed for 'Titanic' and 'The Terminator,' has joined the board of the artificial intelligence startup Stability AI. This development comes as generative AI continues to captivate Hollywood at a time of rising production costs.

Francis Ford Coppola defends his controversial sci-fi movie 'Megalopolis,' arguing it provides a unique narrative distinct from typical Hollywood films. Coppola shared his thoughts during a Zoom interview with Reuters while attending the Toronto International Film Festival.

In other news, Meryl Streep called attention to the plight of Afghan women and girls at a United Nations event. Comparing the freedoms of a female cat to those of Afghan women, Streep urged world leaders to prioritize their inclusion in Afghanistan's future.

(With inputs from agencies.)