Bold Rebellions and Courageous Testimonies at One World
The One World festival aims to create a space for open discussion and human rights advocacy, featuring 106 films and honoring political prisoner Mikalaj Statkevič.
Do Bollywood Heroes Fear Taapsee? Demand for Not Casting in Films
Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu discusses her new film 'Asee' and reveals that some film heroes may avoid working with her due to various reasons.
'Hera Pheri 3' Will it release this year? Priyadarshan gave an update
Renowned filmmaker Priyadarshan has provided an update on the future of his project 'Hera Pheri 3', which is currently entangled in legal issues over film rights.
Source close to Rolling Stones disputes Melania producer’s claim Mick Jagger ‘gave his blessing’ to use song
A source close to Mick Jagger disputes claims made by the producer of a Melania Trump film that Jagger approved the use of a Rolling Stones song.
Belém hosts the '1st Dorothy Stang Cinema Festival' focusing on climate justice and prizes of R$ 8,000
The 1st Dorothy Stang Cinema Festival in Belém, Brazil, focuses on climate justice and human rights in the Amazon, featuring film screenings and workshops from February 27 to March 1.
Berlin Film Festival Honors 'Political' Works - A Response to Criticism Over Gaza?
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival closed with two notable awards that emphasized political themes amid criticism surrounding events in Gaza.
'The Karel Story 2': What did Tara, a victim of 'Love Jihad,' say?
Tara, who claims to be a victim of 'Love Jihad,' shares her thoughts on the film 'The Karel Story 2.'
Berlin: Director Kaoutar Ben Hania Refuses Award Due to the Israel-Gaza War
Tunisian director Kaoutar Ben Hania declined to accept an award in Berlin, protesting the international coverage of the Israel-Gaza war.
The Gaza War and Occupation Violations Spark Controversy at the Berlin Film Festival
The Berlin Film Festival is engulfed in political debate over the Gaza War, with Palestinian issues dominating the event's discussions.
Turkish film about political persecution won the Golden Bear
A Turkish film addressing political persecution has been awarded the prestigious Golden Bear at a film festival.
Berlinale 2026: First awards presented
The first awards at the Berlinale festival have been announced, highlighting notable films such as 'Prosecution' and the Ukrainian-Polish co-production 'Traces.'
In the film 'Josephine', an eight-year-old girl faces a world that violates women
The film 'Josephine' tells the story of an eight-year-old girl who witnesses a brutal rape, exploring themes of violence against women and the lasting impact of trauma.
Gaza.. An Endless Night: Painful Stories of Loss, Displacement, and Hunger
A documentary film illustrates the traumatic experiences of families in Gaza during the ongoing Israeli conflict, highlighting stories of loss, displacement, and hunger.
Iran, the Torturers and 'A Simple Accident': the Power of Stories that Open Our Eyes
The Iranian film nominated for an Oscar sheds light on the brutal repression by the ayatollah regime, illustrating how stories contribute to building resistance.
Iran releases Mehdi Mahmudian, Oscar-nominated screenwriter for 'It Was Just an Accident'
Mehdi Mahmoudian, Oscar-nominated co-writer of 'It Was Just an Accident', was released from Iranian prison 17 days after his arrest following a statement condemning the regime.
The film A Minor Accident shows the brutality of the Iranian regime, the real tragedy continues meanwhile
The Iranian film 'A Minor Accident' portrays the harsh realities faced by victims of the regime while also touching moments of humor amid the pain.
VIDEO: Man arrested for attempting to film a woman in a supermarket bathroom in Uberlândia
A 43-year-old man was arrested for sexual harassment after being caught trying to film a woman in a supermarket bathroom in Uberlândia, Brazil.
Over 80 artists at Berlinale demand clear stance on Gaza from organizers
More than 80 actors, directors, and artists at the Berlinale International Film Festival have signed an open letter demanding a clear stance from organizers regarding the conflict in the Gaza Strip.
Screenwriter nominated for Oscar for 'It Was Just an Accident' is released from prison in Iran
Mehdi Mahmoudian, one of the screenwriters for the Oscar-nominated film 'It Was Just an Accident,' was released from Iranian prison after 17 days following his arrest for signing a letter urging accountability from Iran's Supreme Leader.
Released from an Iranian prison, screenwriter Mehdi Mahmoudian, Oscar-nominated for 'A Simple Accident'
Mehdi Mahmoudian, co-writer of the Oscar-nominated film 'A Simple Accident', has been released from an Iranian prison after 17 days following his arrest for condemning the regime's violent repression of demonstrators.
Javier Bardem and dozens of personalities condemn the Berlinale's "silence" on Gaza and the "genocide of Palestinians"
More than 80 cinema personalities, including actors Javier Bardem and Tilda Swinton, have signed a declaration condemning the Berlin Film Festival for its silence on Gaza and the genocide of Palestinians.
Berlin Festival is the target of a petition by Tilda Swinton and various artists
Tilda Swinton and other artists have signed a letter criticizing the Berlin Festival for its silence regarding the conflicts in Gaza and the censorship faced by artists who speak out about it.
'Asi brings about change in society, the conversation about women's safety begins,' says Taapsee
Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu discussed her upcoming film 'Asi' at the 'Sahitya Aajtak 2026' literary festival, focusing on women's rights and the importance of safety in her speech.
'I cry - my wardrobe changes', Taapsee's serious roles have a bad effect
Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu reveals the emotional toll of playing serious roles in her upcoming film 'Assi,' where she portrays a lawyer fighting against atrocities faced by women.
The film 'Assi' by Taapsee will send chills down your spine, forcing you to think about the story of a rape victim
The film 'Assi', directed by Anubhav Sinha and featuring Taapsee Pannu, presents a gripping narrative based on the real-life accounts of rape victims in India, aiming to provoke societal reflection on masculinity and the pervasive issue of sexual violence.
Arundhati Roy Withdraws from the Berlin Film Festival Protesting for Gaza
Indian author Arundhati Roy has announced her withdrawal from the Berlin Film Festival due to disagreements over recent developments in Gaza.
76th Berlin International Film Festival: Women in Afghanistan
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival opened with the world premiere of 'No Good Men', a film by Afghan director Sahra Bahrami that explores gender roles in Afghanistan.
Law initiative to increase the exhibition of Mexican cinema in theaters and platforms
Mexican Culture Secretary Claudia Curiel de Icaza presented two law initiatives aimed at promoting Mexican culture and cinema during a press conference.
Albert Serra Brings to Argentina the Most Extreme Experience That Can Be Lived Today in Cinema: 'Without Blood, the Film Would Not Exist'
Albert Serra's documentary 'Tardes de soledad' explores the extreme violence of bullfighting, drawing both acclaim and controversy, particularly for its graphic depiction of animal suffering.
"Skaffa".. A Palestinian film depicts the suffering of two sisters during the Gaza war
"Skaffa" is a Palestinian film that highlights the human suffering of two sisters amid the recent Gaza conflict.
Paul Thomas Anderson and Radiohead guitarist request the withdrawal of their music from a film about Melania Trump
Director Paul Thomas Anderson and Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood have requested the removal of a portion of their music from the controversial documentary 'Melania', citing unauthorized use.
How legal is it to film an ICE agent during a migration operation?
The legality of filming ICE agents during migration operations has become a contentious issue in the U.S., with federal agents claiming it's illegal while laws suggest otherwise.
Brazilian artist speaks about invitation from Stephen Curry and Ben Proudfoot for award-winning short at Sundance
A Brazilian artist was invited by NBA star Stephen Curry and documentarian Ben Proudfoot to produce the short film "The Baddest Speechwriter of All," which has won an award at the Sundance Film Festival.
'Hera Pheri 3' Faces a Cloud of Crisis! This Producer Has Claimed Rights
The 'Hera Pheri' franchise is facing significant challenges in making its third installment due to a claim by a South Indian producer over the original rights, leading to a court case.
Critics see the bloodbath at the newspaper and the staggering expensive film project as two sides of the same coin
This analysis discusses the alarming job cuts at a major US newspaper concurrent with enormous expenditures on acquiring rights for a film about Melania Trump, suggesting a troubling alignment with presidential interests.
The decisions of the billionaire smell of unrestrained indulgence for Trump
A Politiken article critiques the excessive spending by a major newspaper on securing Melania Trump film rights while laying off a third of its staff, highlighting concerns for democracy and journalism's core values.
Settler Violence in the West Bank: 'We have an Oscar. But we have no protection.'
In Massafer Yatta, a contested area in the West Bank depicted in the film 'No Other Land,' a resident discusses ongoing attacks and the lack of protection despite international recognition.
Ukrainian film Viktor about deaf Kharkiv resident wins at SIMA Awards 2026
The documentary film 'Viktor', highlighting the story of a deaf resident from Kharkiv, won the Best Sound award at the Social Impact Media Awards (SIMA) 2026.
In cities around the world, men film women at night on the street without their consent
A disturbing new trend has emerged online where men film women on the street at night without their consent and profit from the illegal material uploaded.
Giedrė Genevičiūtė's 'Head' wins best documentary at the International Film Festival in Nepal
'Head' by Giedrė Genevičiūtė won the award for best documentary at the 7th International Cultural Film Festival of Nepal.
Netflix has lost the deal for 'Dhurandhar 2', it will be shown on this OTT platform
The sequel 'Dhurandhar 2', which follows the hit film 'Dhurandhar', will not stream on Netflix but instead on a different OTT platform after significant changes in the streaming rights.
Star Wars of Sławomir Mentzen. Why does he name parties after the titles of the film saga?
The article explores Sławomir Mentzen's practice of naming political parties after Star Wars titles and discusses the legal implications of using film names in politics, including challenges related to intellectual property rights.
Saint-Tropez bids farewell to Brigitte Bardot
Brigitte Bardot was honored with a private Catholic service in Saint-Tropez, where family, friends, and admirers celebrated her legacy as an animal rights activist and film icon.
About a thousand people came. The film legend Brigitte Bardot was buried in Saint-Tropez
A funeral for French film icon and animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot was held in Saint-Tropez, attracting around a thousand attendees following her death at 91 from cancer.
Is Haq a real story?
The Bollywood film 'Haq' on Netflix explores a woman's quest for justice amidst complex themes of faith, social customs, and constitutional law following her husband's marriage to his cousin.
Toni Servillo in the film The Grace: "Grown up in a house without books, my story is a miracle"
Toni Servillo discusses his experience growing up without books and emphasizes the need for legislation on civil rights, particularly concerning end-of-life issues, in his new film directed by Paolo Sorrentino.
Brigitte Bardot is dead - "She changed a lot for women"
French film icon and animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot has died at the age of 91, with her life filled with fame, scandals, and commitment highlighted by ICON publisher Inga Griese.
Film icon Brigitte Bardot's trailblazing life as she dies aged 91
Brigitte Bardot, the iconic French actress and sex symbol, has died at the age of 91, having transitioned from a celebrated film career to a life in far-right politics and animal rights activism.
'She speaks to all kinds of generations': Brigitte Bardot dies aged 91
French film star Brigitte Bardot has passed away at the age of 91, known for her extensive movie career and later animal rights activism.
A lover of animals: French film icon Brigitte Bardot dies at 91
Brigitte Bardot, a renowned French film star and animal rights activist, has passed away at the age of 91.