Film & Culture: Malaysia’s French Film Festival returns November 19–December 6 with 10 films screening in four cities, plus director Alexandre Castagnetti meeting local filmmakers and students. Fashion: Actress Makayla Grace brought the landscape of The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping to its London premiere in an embroidered, nature-inspired gown by Cambodian label Alimé Couture. Community Traditions: A look back at old Jordanian homes recalls neighbors lending pots, trays and mattresses for weddings and other gatherings—a custom built on mutual support as much as necessity. Fan Culture: BTS Jimin’s father is closing his Busan café, a longtime fan destination filled with memorabilia and messages for the singer; the announcement did not clarify whether its Japan branch will be affected. Books: Rebecca Connolly’s new mystery Webs of Ink pairs real-life London detective Maud West with a young Agatha Christie. Travel: Saitama showcased bonsai, swordmaking, silk and tea at a New York event for U.S. media and travel professionals, promoting the region just north of Tokyo.