LOOKING IN ⟩ Evening atmosphere before the 'Great Kristaps' awards: creative chic with a hint of spring awaiting
The 'Great Kristaps' awards ceremony took place at the Riga Congress Center, celebrating the achievements of Latvian filmmakers and featuring performances from musicians and young actors.
The Campaign of Brazilian Adolpho Veloso for the Oscar: 'The only thing I don't do that politicians do is eat pastel and hug children'
Brazilian director of photography Adolpho Veloso is actively campaigning for an Oscar nomination, mirroring the efforts of other Brazilian filmmakers.
The Big Kristaps have found their owners; five awards for the films 'In the Net. The Birth of TTT Legends' and 'Dark Blue Gospel'
At the National Cinema Awards ceremony, the best Latvian films and filmmakers were honored, with notable recognition for 'Dark Blue Gospel' and 'In the Net.'
What was not seen at the Goya Awards: Alauda's emotion, Miriam Garlo's shock, and a special message for Antonio Banderas
The article discusses the emotional moments and reactions of filmmakers at the Goya Awards, including Alauda Ruiz de Azúa's heartfelt response and Miriam Garlo's surprise, along with an important message directed to actor Antonio Banderas.
'My standards are not that low...', Kangana Ranaut comments on Karan Johar and Aditya Chopra
Kangana Ranaut makes headlines with sharp comments criticizing prominent filmmakers and the preference for star kids in Bollywood.
The 'Miracle Moment' of Spanish Cinema
Spanish cinema is experiencing a transformative period marked by social fractures and creative eruptions, particularly through the work of female filmmakers.
Cinematheque hosts exhibition about filmmakers who 'explore the margins of cinema in Super-8'
The Brazilian Cinematheque is hosting an exhibition from June 27 to July 1 focused on Super-8 filmmakers Pedro Merege and Marcos Bertoni, showcasing their unique explorations within the medium.
Oscar 2026: these are the five filmmakers nominated for Best Director
The 2026 Oscars will feature a competitive Best Director category with five filmmakers recognized for their unique contributions to cinema this year.
The Rolling Stones and their controversy against the Trump family: "I am not Donald's DJ"
Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones has denied direct involvement in the decision to allow the song 'Gimme Shelter' to be used in a documentary about Melania Trump, amidst conflicting reports from the filmmakers.
VIDEO INTERVIEW: "If I start saving money now, I'll finish the film in 400 years!" Märt Koik on film funding in Estonia
Estonian actor Märt Koik discusses the challenges of film funding in Estonia and advocates for increasing support for filmmakers to produce more films.
BTeam, the production and distribution company that has achieved 41 nominations at the 2026 Goya Awards
BTeam has achieved an unprecedented 41 nominations at the 2026 Goya Awards for its diverse film projects.
Hundreds of filmmakers back Berlinale director in row over winners’ Gaza comments
Filmmakers are supporting the Berlinale director amid controversy over comments made by award winners criticizing the war in Gaza and Germany's stance.
Centenarians Self-Preservation. We Discuss the Biography of 'Franz' and the Drama 'I Swear'
The article discusses the themes of self-preservation and personal identity as explored in the films 'Franz' and 'I Swear', revealing reflections on the 20th century through the works of renowned filmmakers.
Appeals from Directors: Filmmakers Stand Behind Tricia Tuttle
Tricia Tuttle, head of the Berlinale, faces potential resignation as over 700 filmmakers publicly express their support for her.
Film: Should Berlinale Chief Tricia Tuttle Leave?
The future of Berlinale Chief Tricia Tuttle is uncertain as Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer reportedly seeks her dismissal following controversy over a photo with Palestinian filmmakers.
From Oliver Laxe to Carla Simón: the key interviews to understand the films nominated for the Goya Awards
A series of interviews with Spanish filmmakers nominated for the Goya Awards provides insight into their creative processes and the thematic depth of their films.
Uganda: Ikon Awards Partners With Blue Pictures to Open Global Doors for Ugandan Filmmakers
The iKON Awards has partnered with Blue Pictures Entertainment to enhance global opportunities for Ugandan filmmakers through a new initiative.
Politicization of the Berlinale: The Price of Hypocrisy
Filmmakers and actors are demanding political statements regarding the Gaza conflict, which they argue undermines free speech in discussions about film, art, and politics.
Alauda Ruiz de Azúa and Oliver Laxe: "Our films have managed to shake the viewer"
Spanish filmmakers Alauda Ruiz de Azúa and Oliver Laxe discuss their critically acclaimed films and their nominations for the 2026 Goya Awards.
Gérard Jugnot, Franck Dubosc... As the Césars approach, 4000 actors denounce the 'systematic plunder' of cinema by AI
As the César Awards approach, over 4000 actors and filmmakers have issued a statement condemning the exploitation of their work by artificial intelligence technology.
Paris in Cinema... a City Born Every Day
The article explores how Paris is portrayed in cinema as a vibrant and constantly evolving entity, influenced by different filmmakers across generations.
'Toxic' and 'Dhurandhar 2' Clash: A Race to Hide, Not Show!
The teaser for the highly anticipated film 'Toxic' has been released, but it raises questions regarding the filmmakers' intention to keep the plot under wraps.
Wildlife Filmmakers reveal secrets to come from new series of Big Cats 24/7
The new series of Big Cats 24/7 returns to the Okavango Delta to depict the dramatic lives of lions and leopards, featuring challenges such as seasonal changes and changes in pride dynamics.
"Views from Africa": cinema through the eyes of eleven African directors
The 'Views from Africa' section at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival showcases works from eleven African filmmakers representing various countries.
Nicholas Wennö: Provocative Props and Bloodthirsty Countesses Scare the Patriarchy in Berlin
The 76th Berlin Film Festival showcases creative works from both male and female filmmakers confronting and dismantling patriarchal structures through satire and horror.
'Kerala Story-2' statement from Giriraj Singh
Giriraj Singh stated that the film 'Kerala Story-2' clearly presents the truth of the current situation and emphasized that filmmakers have the fundamental right to show the truth to the nation.
"Decades of Regression" and Frost in the Industry
The Icelandic film industry faces significant challenges, with a decline in production and a noted exodus of experienced filmmakers.
Celebrities rage against film festival avoiding political issues like Gaza
Nearly 100 actors and filmmakers have criticized the Berlin Film Festival for avoiding political discussions related to the Gaza conflict, asserting that art and politics are inseparable.
'Corrupt Pandit' Controversy Ends, Makers Withdraw Title
The legal controversy surrounding Neeraj Pandey's upcoming film 'Corrupt Pandit' has ended as the filmmakers have withdrawn the title in response to criticism from the Brahmin community and other organizations.
Wim Wenders – A German Friend
Wim Wenders, a prominent German filmmaker, emphasizes the need for filmmakers to remain politically neutral during a press conference at the 76th Berlin Film Festival, drawing attention to the presentation of the film 'Uchronia'.
Edo Command calls for police, film makers’ collaboration
The Edo State Police Command is advocating for increased collaboration with filmmakers to boost the morale of police officers through cinematic representations.
Cinema and Politics: The Berlinale as a Conduit of Sentiment
Eighty international filmmakers criticized the Berlinale for its silence regarding the Gaza conflict, but the festival's role as a cultural event is being misinterpreted in the debate over political responsibility.
Dealing with the Gaza War: Filmmakers Criticize Berlinale
Around 80 filmmakers, including Tilda Swinton and Javier Bardem, have signed an open letter criticizing the Berlinale for its lack of a strong stance on the Gaza conflict.
Dealing with the Gaza War: Filmmakers Criticize Berlinale
Around 80 filmmakers, including prominent figures like Tilda Swinton and Javier Bardem, have criticized the Berlinale film festival for not adequately addressing the situation in Gaza in an open letter published in Variety.
Javier Bardem, Tilda Swinton, and more artists condemn the 'silence' of Berlinale 2026 on Gaza
Prominent filmmakers, including Javier Bardem and Tilda Swinton, have criticized the Berlinale for its lack of response regarding the situation in Gaza.
Open Letter: Filmmakers criticize Berlinale regarding Gaza
Several filmmakers criticized the Berlinale's silence on the Gaza war in an open letter signed by about 80 artists, including Javier Bardem and Tilda Swinton.
Dozens of filmmakers slam Berlin Film Festival's ‘silence’ on Gaza in open letter
Over 80 filmmakers, including notable Oscar winners, criticize the Berlin Film Festival for its silence on Gaza and perceived censorship of artists opposing Israel's actions.
Javier Bardem, Tilda Swinton, Paul Laverty, and Adam McKay among 80 signatories of a letter against the Berlinale for 'its silence on Gaza' and 'censorship of artists'
Over 80 filmmakers and actors have signed an open letter criticizing the Berlinale for its perceived inaction regarding the Gaza conflict and for censoring outspoken artists.
His film is so blatantly critical of the system that he is thrown into prison for it. Still, he continues.
The article discusses the oppressive climate in Iran, where dissent is met with severe repercussions, highlighting the challenges faced by filmmakers and citizens alike.
Cinema is political, says Karim Aïnouz, after controversy at the Berlin Festival
Filmmakers Karim Aïnouz and Eliza Capai express their disbelief at the Berlin Festival jury's decision to distance itself from political statements, with Aïnouz critiquing jury president Wim Wenders for his remarks.
Berlin Festival states that artists are not obligated to speak on political issues
The Berlin Festival has defended filmmakers and jury members, stating that artists are free to express their views and are not required to comment on political matters.
"Media Storm": Berlinale Defends Artists
The Berlinale film festival has defended its artists amidst criticism over the expectation for filmmakers to take political stances.
Why 'Wuthering Heights' is so difficult to adapt but is always in the cinema
Despite its complexity and multiple narrative perspectives, 'Wuthering Heights' continues to captivate filmmakers, inspiring numerous adaptations including the latest featuring Margot Robbie.
In search of Wagner Moura and Kleber Mendonça, family goes to Galo to deliver improvised Oscar
A family from Escada, Brazil, made headlines by attending a carnival event with an improvised Oscar in hand, aiming to deliver it to filmmakers Wagner Moura and Kleber Mendonça.
Roy Cancels Berlinale Appearance: Should Filmmakers Stay Out of Politics?
Arundhati Roy has canceled her planned appearance at Berlinale due to comments made by Jury President Wim Wenders regarding Palestine.
Filmmakers saved a legendary studio where Karel Zeman and Geislerová filmed
Filmmakers have successfully rescued a historic film studio known for works by legends like Karel Zeman and Geislerová in Czechia.
Arundhati Roy quits Berlin film festival over ‘stay out of politics’ comment
Author Arundhati Roy has withdrawn from the Berlinale in protest of the festival chief's remarks about filmmakers staying out of politics.
John Polson and David Michôd on Tropfest’s return: the film festival that ‘can change your career overnight’
Tropfest, the world's largest short film festival, is making a comeback after a seven-year absence, promising new opportunities for filmmakers amid a revamped management structure.
In the Turbulent Heights of the Year of Our Lord 2026, Barbie and Elvis Engage in BDSM
The article explores various adaptations of Emily Brontë's novel 'Wuthering Heights', noting its controversial themes and its impact on filmmakers over the years.
The Amazons of African cinema triumph at the 4th edition of FIFF Cotonou
The 4th International Women's Film Festival in Cotonou, Benin celebrated the achievements of African female directors with a focus on their creativity and the issues faced by women on the continent.