Top UK film and TV production school puts spotlight on students with disabilities
The National Film and Television School in the UK is introducing fully accessible accommodation to support students with disabilities, addressing past barriers to education in the film and TV industry.
Prince Ludwig of Bavaria and his commitment in Kenya: 'I believe very much that films can change the world'
Prince Ludwig of Bavaria has been actively supporting development aid in Kenya and uses the film 'Nawi' to raise awareness about education and child marriage.
Murcia opens a 'hospital' for films to recover its cinematic heritage
Murcia's Francisco Rabal Film Archive has launched a publicly accessible film restoration laboratory to preserve and promote its cinematic heritage.
Mr. Nobody Against Putin
The documentary film "Mr. Nobody Against Putin" highlights the unsettling changes in a Russian school amid the Ukraine invasion.
"Mr. Nobody vs Putin": the growing regime propaganda even includes children
A documentary film from Karabash, Russia, highlights the effects of state propaganda on children amid a backdrop of severe environmental degradation.
"The Thing Is": The Russian "Comfort Zone". What do we know about Russians?
The article discusses the impact of Russia's educational system on societal loyalty and passivity amidst the ongoing aggression in Ukraine, highlighting a new film that examines indoctrination practices.
Plans for a new film boarding school in Ebeltoft hang by a thread
Plans for a new film boarding school in Ebeltoft are uncertain due to competing interests in the property acquisition.
Adventures in Streaming: Black and white classics that never get old
The article discusses the challenges contemporary film students face in watching classic black-and-white films in a single sitting.
Establishment of the State School of Film and Audiovisual Media is underway
The studies for the establishment of the State School of Film and Audiovisual Media have been completed, representing a significant step in enhancing Greece's audiovisual sector.
At FAMU, police intervened due to death threats, now the secretary has resigned
The police intervened at the Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague (FAMU) following death threats, leading to the resignation of the school's secretary.
Farewell to the music teacher: at 85 years old, José van Dam has passed away
José van Dam, a renowned baritone, passed away at the age of 85, leaving behind a legacy marked by performances in major theaters and film roles.
King Charles laughs off Idris Elba's bold request on surprise outing together
King Charles and Queen Camilla visited Barking and Dagenham College where they met actor Idris Elba and engaged with film students in the college's studio.
Viral Mona Lisa from Mahakumbh, now an actress
Mona Lisa, who gained fame for selling garlands at the Mahakumbh in Prayagraj, is now making her mark in the film industry with her first film 'The Diary of Manipur.'
Kumbh's Viral Girl Monalisa Arrives in Prayagraj, Will Open a School with Earnings from Her First Film
Monalisa, known as the 'viral girl' from Kumbh, is now gaining recognition in the film industry and plans to use proceeds from her debut film to open a school for girls in Madhya Pradesh.
Public Education on the Cultural Front: One Battle After Another
The article reflects on the struggles faced by public education systems, drawing parallels with the metaphor of a recent acclaimed film.
Top Grade! This Oscar-nominated film on NRK is shocking.
The article discusses an Oscar-nominated film that portrays a filmmaker's resignation from a school due to its role in promoting propaganda following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
A Film That Reveals How a Society is Broken
The film depicts Pavel Talankin, a filmmaker and educator, resigning due to the oppressive indoctrination of students in a high school following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
What's Happening at the Lectures: How Much Reality is in Russell Crowe as a Film Gladiator?
A critical evening discussion on future interpretations will be held by theologian Matthias Pöhlmann and social psychology professor Mario Gollwitzer on January 15 at the Munich Adult Education Center.
About the Current Film Štúr or History Is the Teacher of Life?
The author, a literary scholar and educator, explores the societal benefits of nurturing good individuals who contribute positively to the community and values.
'We alternate weekends and the school schedule.' Mádl and company are filming at a gymnasium in Litomyšl, 6 grams will be presented in the summer
Filmmaker Mádl and his team are shooting a project at a gymnasium in Litomyšl and plan to showcase it in the summer.
An exhibition, a film and then the debate: this is how the dream enters school
The event 'Trofei di Milano' aims to inspire passion for the Olympics among young students by providing accessible experiences related to the event.
Another Look at Huckleberry Finn: In the New Novel, He Becomes a Non-Smoker Conversing with an Educated Slave
Percival Everett's new novel reimagines Huckleberry Finn as a non-smoker engaging in dialogue with an educated slave, drawing renewed attention to Everett's work following the recent Oscar-nominated film adaptation of his earlier novel 'Erasure'.