Pawan, Khesari's career over? Akshara said - Where are their films?
Actress Akshara Singh asserts that the Bhojpuri film industry is undergoing a significant transformation where female actors now dominate and male actors face a lack of work.
Oscar 2026: why Amélie and the Secrets of Rain is the best of the five animated films nominated this year
The article argues that 'Amélie and the Secrets of Rain' is the standout candidate among the animated films nominated for the Oscar in 2026 due to its captivating animation and heartfelt storytelling.
Is there an obsession with actresses showing their cleavage in Bollywood and South cinema? Says Taapsee Pannu
Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu discusses the misconception regarding her statements on the obsession with showing cleavage in Bollywood and midriff in South cinema, clarifying her perspective on body representation in films.
In March, Tommy Shelby and Daredevil Arrive on Streaming; Young Sherlock Holmes Begins His Career as a Detective on Prime Video
March's streaming offerings include new series and films featuring Tommy Shelby, Daredevil, and a young Sherlock Holmes.
Tunde Kelani slams unauthorised upload of film clips on social media
Veteran Nigerian filmmaker Tunde Kelani has criticized the unauthorized sharing of clips from his films online, labeling it as piracy.
This Week's Movies: Loneliness in the Presidency, at the Wedding, in Judo
Recent films spotlight themes of solitude within high political office and personal relationships, featuring noteworthy performances and directions.
A non-racialized Heathcliff and an Agamemnon who looks like Batman: where are the limits in film adaptations of literary classics?
This article discusses the boundaries of adaptations of literary classics into films, focusing on the anachronisms in makeup and costumes highlighted by cultural experts.
SIDE, the epic producer that established sound cinema in Argentina
This article discusses the pioneering role of the Sociedad Impresora de Discos Electrofónicos (SIDE) in introducing sound in Argentine films, highlighting its impact on the national film industry and cultural landscape.
Why Spanish films could be the salvation of cinemas: "Hollywood moves a lot of people, but what is driving the box office is Spanish cinema"
Spanish cinema is emerging as a key driver for box office sales amidst struggles faced by Hollywood due to industry crises.
Iconic Props from 'Star Wars' and 'Terminator' to Go Under the Hammer
A live auction featuring memorabilia from iconic films including 'Star Wars' and 'Terminator' will take place from March 25-27 in Los Angeles, with notable items like C-3PO's head and a harpoon from 'Jaws' expected to fetch high prices.
Practical guide to cinema and series for Therians
The article discusses the phenomenon of Therians, individuals who identify with or exhibit animal traits, while providing a guide to relevant films and series for them.
Political Reporting: The Enemy Films With
The article critiques the blending of reporting and commentary in contemporary political journalism, specifically referencing an ARD piece on right-wing women.
‘Most rewatchable movie of all time’ and ‘even better’ sequel now on Netflix
Netflix UK has added the beloved musical films Mamma Mia! and its sequel, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, just in time for spring.
Current Topics, Impressions, and Reflections After the 76th Berlin International Film Festival
Latvian film professionals share their insights on the political context of the Berlin International Film Festival and discuss their favorite films from this year's event.
'Dhoondhar 2 is an asteroid that can end the dinosaur era,' says Ram Gopal Varma
Director Ram Gopal Varma expresses immense excitement for the upcoming release of 'Dhoondhar 2', claiming it has the potential to reshape filmmaking and rival the dominance of South Indian films.
Orbitals is a space adventure for two, resembling famous films by Studio Ghibli
A new space adventure game called Orbitals draws inspiration from the iconic films of Studio Ghibli and is designed for two players.
Tartu Elektriteater's 15th Anniversary Brings Favorite Films of Cinema Workers to the Screen
Tartu's Elektriteater celebrates its 15th anniversary with a year-long film festival featuring favorite films selected by cinema workers.
Where do birds hide during the storm? Why (not) to see two films with Sydney Sweeney and other six news at the beginning of the year
The article discusses a new cultural project involving young critics in Czechia and reviews the premiere of Jim Jarmusch's film.
Movistar Plus+ offers the best cinema with ‘Los Tigres’ and ‘Los Domingos’, two titles that sum up to 20 nominations at the Goya Awards
Movistar Plus+ presents 'Los Tigres' and 'Los Domingos', two critically acclaimed films nominated for a total of 20 Goya Awards.
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.
TESTS ⟩ From which Latvian film is this quote?
A quiz that challenges participants to recognize famous quotes from classic Latvian films.
Six great hits starred by Robert Carradine: on which platforms to watch them and pay tribute
The article discusses the legacy of actor Robert Carradine following his death and lists platforms where his films can be viewed.
Longplay: These are the secret lists that actors do not want to talk about
A new Longplay article discusses the increasing influence of financial backers on casting decisions in Finnish films and TV series, highlighting secret lists ranking actors based on their visibility and popularity.
Series about Jehovah's Witnesses and 'The Refuge': What to Watch on TV and Streaming This Wednesday
This article discusses various films and series available for streaming, including one about Jehovah's Witnesses that discusses troubling issues within the organization.
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.
Marking four years of war in Ukraine with powerful music and films
The article discusses the fourth anniversary of the war in Ukraine, highlighting impactful films and music created in response to the conflict.
Robert Carradine has died
American actor Robert Carradine has passed away at the age of 71, remembered for his roles in films and television, including 'Lizzie McGuire.'
Filming with a 1923 Camera at Work: An Interview with Cinematographer Mārtiņš Jurevics
Cinematographer Mārtiņš Jurevics discusses the diverse filmmaking approaches for two nominated films at the 2025 National Film Awards.
Cinematographer Mārtiņš Jurevics: I try to be the best friend of the director during filming
Cinematographer Mārtiņš Jurevics discusses his work on two highly nominated films and the contrasting styles in filmmaking with different directors.
Short Films at Pragueshorts: Dynamics, Use of AI, and Less Humor than Before
The article discusses the changing landscape of short films showcased at Pragueshorts, highlighting the influence of AI and a diminishing reliance on humor in recent productions.
Good box office (without Zalone)
February has shown significant box office success for cinemas, marking a positive start to 2026 despite the fading popularity of Zalone films.
Overview. Feature Film in 2025 - Something for Everyone
A review of Estonia's film output in 2025 highlights a blend of exceptional actors, humor, and a diverse range of films, including a significant number of documentaries and youth films.
Intercollegiate Film Festival to be held in Guayaquil
The Intercollegiate Film Festival (FIC) in Ecuador's Guayaquil is seeing significant growth in participation and quality, showcasing a large number of student-produced short films from across the country.
The 10 best movies about psychopaths and where to watch them
This article lists the top 10 films featuring psychopaths, explaining their appeal in horror cinema.
'Best ever' 90s Heath Ledger movie is now available to stream on Channel 4
Heath Ledger's 1999 film, '10 Things I Hate About You,' is now available for free streaming on Channel 4 in the UK.
‘Evangelion’ Returns: A New Animated Series is in Production
A new series in the ‘Evangelion’ franchise is being produced to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the original anime and films.
Birgitta Andersson dead – beloved Teskedsgumma
Birgitta Andersson, the beloved Swedish actress known for her roles in popular films and television, has passed away at the age of 92.
Birgitta Andersson dead – beloved Teskedsgumma
Birgitta Andersson, a beloved Swedish actress known for her roles in iconic films and television series, has passed away at the age of 92.
Russian shame of war and confession of a priest abuser. Short films you won't forget
This article discusses short films that deal with themes of war and abuse within the context of confession.
Princess Kate reveals 'hard conversations' she's having with George, Charlotte and Louis
Princess Kate discusses using films to address difficult conversations with her children during a BAFTA outing.
Our Erika has gathered nearly 30,000 cinema visits in two weeks
The film 'Meie Erika' has achieved almost 30,000 cinema visits within two weeks of its release.
All cinema of 2025 in 528 pages
The Greek Association of Film Critics releases the annual publication 'Cinema 2025', providing a comprehensive critique of all films released in Greece throughout the year.
Pride Ruined Career - Had No Money for Food, Actor in Pain, Said He Cried...
Aamir Ali, a well-known TV actor in India, shares his struggles in the film and television industry, expressing emotional turmoil during his transition from films to television.
What to See in Cinemas? Film Range from 'Birds of Prey' to 'Fashion Behind the Scenes'
This article discusses upcoming film releases in Latvian cinemas, highlighting domestic and foreign movies.
'O Romeo' is more powerful than both new films, will be Shahid's second top film!
The film 'O Romeo', featuring Shahid Kapoor and Tripti Dimri, continues to perform well at the box office, surpassing the earnings of two newly released films this weekend.
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.
Diverse Brazilian Films in Berlin Suggest a Resurgence in Production
The presence of numerous Brazilian films at the Berlin Film Festival indicates a revitalization in the country's cinematic industry.
Sydney filmmaker takes top prize at revived short film festival Tropfest
Lianne Mackessy, a filmmaker from Sydney, won the top award at the Tropfest short film festival for her film 'Crescendo' during its revival after a seven-year hiatus.
Bafta announces winning films with 'The Secret Agent' in the running; follow along
The BAFTA awards, a prestigious British film ceremony, highlights Brazilian film 'The Secret Agent' competing for two awards this year.
Film Festival in Munich: Eastern Europe, Original in Image and Sound
The article discusses the upcoming film festival in Munich that will showcase films from Eastern Europe, amidst a backdrop of political unrest in the region.