I filmed a new movie, announced Jan Svěrák
Czech filmmaker Jan Svěrák has announced the completion of his latest film project.
Alejandro González Iñárritu: "We see how Babylon is crumbling. Capitalism without democracy, something terrifying"
Mexican filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu discusses his virtual reality installation "Carne y arena" at an event in Bilbao, emphasizing the harsh realities of immigration and the terrifying aspects of capitalism without democracy.
Kangana Ranaut's big claim about the success of Dhurandhar 2
Kangana Ranaut attributes the success of film Dhurandhar 2 to director Aditya Dhar, calling him a superstar filmmaker.
Photos: Farewell to filmmaker Jānis Streičs in Riga
Jānis Streičs, a beloved Latvian filmmaker, was commemorated during a farewell ceremony in Riga following his passing at the age of 89.
"We do not tolerate the feminine man. He is a pariah. Always"
In an interview, Norwegian filmmaker Dag Johan Haugerud discusses the challenges faced by homosexuals and feminine men due to societal norms.
Big success in Rohit Shetty shooting case, shooter of Shubham Lonkar gang arrested
A key suspect in the shooting incident at filmmaker Rohit Shetty's residence has been arrested by police.
Chuck Norris was supposed to star in a Finnish movie – Markus Selin recalls what caused the plan to collapse
Filmmaker Markus Selin reminisces about the missed opportunity to have Chuck Norris star in the Finnish film 'Wild Force', initially due to financing issues and scheduling conflicts.
Relax, Pernambuco! It was just a tantrum!
The author reflects on the backlash received after a critical column about local filmmaker Kleber Mendonça, highlighting the passionate reactions from Pernambuco's residents.
Tuukka Temonen at the Jussi Gala - this is how he appeared in the live broadcast
Filmmaker Tuukka Temonen celebrated the Jussi Gala in Helsinki, hinting at a sequel to his popular film 'Cancel'.
Here is Dome Karukoski's new love
Finnish filmmaker Dome Karukoski publicly introduced his new partner at the Jussi Gala, marking their first appearance together as a couple.
Urban Legend director Jamie Blanks dies aged 54
Cult Australian director Jamie Blanks has passed away at the age of 54, remembered for his influential horror film 'Urban Legend.'
'Dhurandhar 2' Post by Ram Gopal Varma Targets Filmmakers and Actors
Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma criticizes fellow filmmakers and actors in a post about the film 'Dhurandhar 2' while discussing the future of cinema.
The moment a polar bear confronted a herd of walruses
A unique underwater encounter between a polar bear and a herd of walruses was captured by filmmaker Adam Ravetch, showcasing the bear's desperate attempts to prey on the walruses.
George Orwell's Dystopian Truths Get New Life
Documentary filmmaker Raoul Peck collaborates with selected writings of George Orwell to reflect on the contemporary world, highlighting the resurgence of authoritarian regimes.
Danish Oscar winner to film the Cheminova scandal
The Cheminova chemical spill of the 1970s is set to be adapted into a film directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Anders Walter, with a premiere planned for 2027.
Inácio Araújo, Folha's critic, teaches course on filmmaker Stanley Kubrick
Inácio Araújo is offering a course on the influential filmmaker Stanley Kubrick from March 23 to April 27, with recorded classes available for two weeks.
From India to Hollywood: "The Voice of Hind Rajab" Faces Attempts of Ban and Marginalization
The documentary-drama "The Voice of Hind Rajab," directed by Tunisian filmmaker Kaouthar Ben Hania, faces a ban in India due to concerns it might disrupt Indo-Israeli relations, despite being an Oscar-nominated film.
Jean-Luc Godard, in the spotlight
The article discusses the life and influence of iconic filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard.
Podcast: Leni, the Liar
In the podcast 'Riefenstahl: Influencer of Evil,' journalist Katja Paysen-Petersen analyzes the audio recording legacy of Nazi propaganda filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl, shedding light on the mechanisms of fake news.
One brother is a successful director, the other dreams of getting his driving license back
Two brothers navigate life together, contrasting their unique challenges and successes, as one excels as a filmmaker while the other struggles with disabilities.
Park Chan-wook on the film 'No Exit': Despair and Crimes of the Unemployed
Filmmaker Park Chan-wook discusses his long-standing interest in adapting Donald Westlake's novel into the film 'No Exit' and the themes of despair and crime related to unemployment.
Women refuse to be silent about what they have been subjected to. We owe it to them to listen
Ukrainian filmmaker Alisa Kovalenko presents her new documentary 'Traces' at CPH:DOX, focusing on women who recount experiences of sexual violence as a weapon of war during the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Monica Bellucci and Tim Burton, after the separation sold the love nest in Tuscany
After their separation, actress Monica Bellucci and filmmaker Tim Burton sold their Tuscan retreat located in San Casciano.
Mohit Suri Eager to Work with Ranbir Kapoor, Director Explains the Reason
Filmmaker Mohit Suri expresses his desire to collaborate with superstar Ranbir Kapoor despite rumors of an upcoming project together being false.
'The Grace' shows filmmaker Paolo Sorrentino willing to follow new paths
Paolo Sorrentino's latest film 'The Grace' indicates his willingness to explore new narrative techniques and character depths in cinema.
From Hong Oh-hee's Unpublished Works to Bong Joon-ho's Early Works... 'Devices of Asia' Exhibition Held at the Cultural Center
An exhibition featuring works of early experimental filmmaker Hong Oh-hee and director Bong Joon-ho's early creations opens at the National Asia Culture Center in Korea.
In Jablonec, they released a medal featuring a portrait of Jiří Menzel. It has a subtle smile, pleasing his wife
A medal was unveiled in Jablonec featuring a portrait of acclaimed Czech filmmaker Jiří Menzel, depicting him with a subtle smile that has been warmly received by his widow.
About one film and our misery / Up there is the sky, down here is us
Slovak filmmaker Katarína Gramatová won a Czech Lion award for her debut feature film, highlighting significant social issues in Slovakia.
'Dhurrandhar 2' has RGV excited! In his review, he calls the film 'a hundred times more than Sholay'
'Dhurrandhar 2' is set to release soon, and filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has shared a highly positive review, comparing it to legendary films.
Daniele Luchetti: “I met Pelloni Bulzoni during the filming of ‘Raffa’. He was very present”
Italian filmmaker Daniele Luchetti reflects on his interactions with Pelloni Bulzoni while creating a docuseries on the late Raffaella Carrà, showcasing her influential career.
The macabre Soviet legend that inspired the first international success of the director of 'The Secret Agent'
Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho transitions a chilling Soviet urban legend into a Brazilian context through his acclaimed short film 'Vinil Verde', which has received numerous awards since its release.
Court: Ziobro must apologize to Holland and pay 50 thousand PLN
A Polish court has ruled that Minister Zbigniew Ziobro must apologize to filmmaker Agnieszka Holland and pay a fine after facing accusations of defamation.
Zbigniew Ziobro must apologize to Agnieszka Holland for comparing her to propagandists of the Third Reich
Zbigniew Ziobro has been ordered by a Polish court to apologize and pay damages for defamatory statements he made against filmmaker Agnieszka Holland.
SK: A Sad Account from Timo Koivusalo
Finnish filmmaker Timo Koivusalo expresses deep concerns over the current crisis facing the film industry, highlighting difficulties in funding and a significant decline in cinema audiences since the pandemic.
Uncomfortable discourses, difficult questions. Wajda against political reality
The article reflects on the legacy of Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda, highlighting his contributions to cinema and the cultural landscape during challenging political times.
If I am afraid of death, I will find out when it knocks on the window with a scythe. Director Sommerová has made a film about palliative care
Documentary filmmaker Olga Sommerová discusses her new film on palliative care, exploring deep personal themes related to death and loss.
Jordan praises hard work. The documentary filmmaker attacks Putin
Michael B. Jordan, in his Oscar acceptance speech, credits hard work and humility for his achievement, emphasizing the importance of artists focusing on their craft rather than seeking awards.
From Living in a Slum to Becoming a Millionaire Actor, Farah Shocked at His Palace-like Home
YouTuber and actor Faisal Sheikh, known as Mr. Faisu, showcases his opulent lifestyle to filmmaker Farah Khan, who is amazed by his luxurious home and belongings.
Iranian filmmaker to go to jail after Oscar loss!
After failing to win an Oscar for his film, Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi faces the possibility of imprisonment upon his return to Iran.
Emi Buchwald: In the film, I try to show that family is not the source of all evil
Filmmaker Emi Buchwald discusses her debut film and the influence of family dynamics on her storytelling.
Filmmaker returns empty-handed from Oscars! Will he now go back to Iran and serve his sentence?
Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi faces the prospect of returning to prison after failing to secure an Oscar nomination for his film 'It Was Just An Accident', amid ongoing tensions in Iran.
Rohit Shetty Case: Accused Praveen Lonkar in Judicial Custody, Court Rejects Police Demand
In the case of shooting outside filmmaker Rohit Shetty's home, Praveen Lonkar has been remanded to judicial custody as the court denied police request for further custody for interrogation.
Sounds of gears and seals in contemporary music. A conversation with the director of the film 'Note Diggers' Andrejs Verhoustinskis and composer Anna Fisher
The article discusses a conversation between contemporary music festival director Anna Fisher and filmmaker Andrejs Verhoustinskis about their experiences filming the documentary 'Note Diggers' and its unique soundscapes.
David Moragas, filmmaker and writer: "We need more imperfect homosexuals in fiction"
Filmmaker David Moragas discusses his new film 'Un altre home', which explores gay life in a gentrified Barcelona, emphasizing the need for more realistic portrayals of homosexual characters.
'Sentimental Value' Finds Beauty in Humanity Beyond Family Turmoil; Read Review of Oscar Winner for International Film
The movie 'Sentimental Value' is praised for its ability to find beauty in real human emotions while navigating complex family situations, standing as a remarkable piece from Danish filmmaker Joachim Trier.
Oscars 98: 'Bogonia' wins the Grand Prize and 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' makes its presence known
At the 98th Academy Awards, the film 'Bogonia' won the Grand Prize, overshadowed by the social and political discussions surrounding the event, particularly highlighted by the Palestinian filmmaker's challenges in attending.
Lula, Pedro Almodóvar and others cheer for the Oscar for 'The Secret Agent'
Prominent figures, including President Lula and filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar, expressed their support for the Brazilian film 'O Agente Secreto' ahead of the Oscars.
Akshay Kumar Played Cricket with Abhishek Sharma
Bollywood star Akshay Kumar was seen playing cricket with filmmaker Abhishek Sharma.
Asha Parekh was in love with a married director, actress said - did not break the home
Legendary Bollywood actress Asha Parekh has opened up about her relationship with filmmaker Nasir Hussain, expressing that he was her only true love and emphasizing the importance of respecting such feelings privately.
Elektriteater celebrates cult director John Waters' 80th birthday with a special program
The Elektriteater in Tartu, Estonia, is celebrating the 80th birthday of cult filmmaker John Waters with a special film program showcasing some of his early works throughout April.