‘Amazing’ historical film that fans hail a ‘masterpiece’ is unmissable
A highly praised historical drama that is currently streaming on Prime Video has been termed a 'masterpiece' by fans.
‘Excellent’ period crime movie fans ‘rewatched over and over’ shoots up Netflix chart
A recently added 2020 historical thriller has quickly climbed to the top of Netflix's film chart, marking its growing popularity among viewers.
Digital Power: Monster Film
A new two-part docuseries by ZDF explores the rise of digital giants like Facebook, Google, and Amazon, comparing their influence to that of historical political institutions.
England's original Lionesses' struggle to survive after sexist pitch ban
The original Lionesses of England, the Corinthians Ladies FC, are being celebrated through a new film that honors their contributions to women's football, following a long history of struggle against discrimination.
From wool scarves to TTT uniform. The world of costume designer Sandra Sila, nominated for the 'Lielais Kristaps' award
Costume designer Sandra Sila creatively engages with historical themes while adapting her skills to portray women's sports history in her nominated works for the 'Lielais Kristaps' award.
Fatigue on Both Sides of the Screen. Review of the film 'Avatar: The Way of Water'
The review critiques the latest film in the 'Avatar' series, exploring its themes of historical narratives and the challenge of originality in sequels.
"Duel": Hollywood Polish Honor
The article discusses Jakub Gierszał's role in the film "Duel," highlighting its Hollywood-style narrative and historical context.
'Epic' historical saga with Hollywood legends streaming on BBC iPlayer now
The 1960s film 'El Cid' featuring Charlton Heston and Sophia Loren is currently streaming on BBC iPlayer and has received positive reviews for its epic storytelling and score.
Review: 'Värn' by Johan Skoog
The article reviews a new artistic installation and film project, 'Värn', by John Skoog that reflects on themes of resistance and community during turbulent times, set against the backdrop of historical conflicts in Sweden.
The Place Where Danjong and Eom Heung-do Seem Like They Could Wave Goodbye
The film 'The King and the Male Servant' presents a fresh interpretation of the tragic life of Danjong and Eom Heung-do, highlighting their story as it attracts significant audience numbers and boosts tourism in Yeongwol.
'Gripping' War Film with 'Spellbinding' Performances Streaming on Netflix Now
The film 'Outlaw King' is now streaming on Netflix UK, featuring stirring performances and a compelling narrative of Scotland's fight for independence.
When the Story Began: How the Film 'Palestine 36' Reads the Roots of the Nakba?
The film 'Palestine 36' explores the daily lives and struggles of Palestinians during the 1936-1939 uprising against British colonial rule, presenting a narrative that emphasizes the quest for normalcy and freedom.
'Our thinking contains violence, its roots are in Mahabharata,' director defends O Romeo
Filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj defends the violent elements in his recent film O Romeo by linking them to the historical context of violence in the Mahabharata.
The Film "What Remains of You": A Family Tragedy that Summarizes the History of Palestine
The film 'What Remains of You' is a poignant historical drama that explores the trauma and resilience of a Palestinian family over three generations, set against the backdrop of significant political events from 1948 to 2022.
‘The Man Living with the King’ Surpasses 5 Million Viewers... Daily Audience Doubles
The film ‘The Man Living with the King’ has surpassed 5 million viewers in South Korea, showing a significant increase in daily attendance shortly after its release.
The 'Mistakes' of Nolan's Odyssey: Spartan Helmets, Black Armor, and Viking Ships
Christopher Nolan's upcoming film is under scrutiny by historians for its unrealistic depictions of ancient Greece.
With the King and the Man Wind... Visitors to Cheongnyeongpo in ‘The Land of Danjong’ Increased Fivefold
The popularity of the film 'The King and the Man' has resulted in a significant increase in visitors to Cheongnyeongpo, a historical site related to King Danjong.
First Look of Ritesh Deshmukh's 'Raja Shivaji' with the Saffron Flag and Sword
Ritesh Deshmukh has released the first look of his much-anticipated historical film 'Raja Shivaji' to commemorate the birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
'Hamnet', a favorite for the Oscar, boosts tourism in historical sites linked to Shakespeare
The film 'Hamnet', nominated for an Oscar, is significantly increasing tourist traffic to Shakespeare-related sites in England.
Bad Bunny to star in historical drama about the origins of Puerto Rico
Singer Bad Bunny will make his film debut as the lead in the historical drama 'Puerto Rico', directed by Rene Perez Joglar, also known as Residente.
Bad Bunny set for first lead acting role in historical drama Porto Rico
Bad Bunny will make his lead acting debut in the historical drama 'Porto Rico', highlighting the life of revolutionary José Maldonado Román.
Bad Bunny Will Star in His First Movie, Directed by Residente and with Iñárritu as 'Mentor'
Bad Bunny will make his acting debut as the lead in the historical drama 'Porto Rico,' directed by Puerto Rican rapper and activist Residente.
Breaking a historical record: – Enormous
Joachim Trier's film 'Affection Value' has achieved a historical milestone, surpassing 'Kon-Tiki' in cinema ticket sales, reaching 3.4 million viewers worldwide.
Berlinale: Blessed are the suspenders
The film 'Rose', showcased at the Berlinale, tells the story of a woman in the 17th century who disguises herself as a man to claim her inheritance, challenging gender norms of her time.
National Hero or Just a Lover? The Film 'Štúr' Deceives with Its Title. What Can It Captivate and What Is Missing in It
The film 'Štúr' explores the complexities of Slovak national identity and the need for heroes, prompting reflections on the public's engagement with historical figures.
Bollywood Revives Conspiracy Theories About the Taj Mahal: The Romantic Monument Becomes Part of the Struggle for More Indian History
A new Bollywood film has brought conspiracy theories surrounding the Taj Mahal's origin and significance into mainstream cultural discussions, amplifying debates about India’s historical identity.
The only footage of the brilliant architect Antoni Gaudí has been found
A recently discovered film shows Antoni Gaudí, at the age of 69, leaving a wedding, prompting discussions about its historical significance.
Galo without a sculpture, La Ursa in film and oldest club: curiosities of Carnival in PE
The Carnival traditions of Pernambuco highlight the festival's organization and recognition in Brazil, featuring historical elements like Galo da Madrugada and La Ursa in recent cinema.
‘Save Danjong’ at Gwangneung and ‘Run away’ at Mokneung... Employees Say 'Interest is Welcomed'
The release of the film 'The King and the Man' has led to mixed reactions regarding historical figures associated with it, with criticism directed at Sejo, who usurped the throne from Danjong, reflecting a growing collective expression of sentiment in the digital age.
Director Dzintars Dreibergs studied to be an economist, but now he films stories about Latvian history
Dzintars Dreibergs, after studying economics, has turned his passion toward filmmaking, focusing on Latvian historical narratives.
Zlín has Baťa, Ústí has Schichta. The film about the rise of one empire is more current than you might think
The documentary explores the legacy of the Schicht family in Ústí nad Labem and the historical significance of their contributions to the region.
Don’t miss: Film featuring Sweeney as a boxer and the search for Masaryk's letter
The article highlights various cultural events and media releases in Czechia, including a new project featuring Sweeney, a film about boxing, and theatrical experiences with historical figures.
'Wuthering Heights': Can't they live without each other? Well, okay
The article reviews the film adaptation of 'Wuthering Heights' by Emerald Fennell, expressing a critical view of the trend in cinema that relies on historical or fictional narratives about famous figures to attract audiences.
With a Touch of Propaganda: Review of the Film "The Kremlin Enchanter" Shot in Riga
The article reviews Olivier Assayas' film "The Kremlin Enchanter," highlighting issues of Western understanding of Eastern Europe's political situation and its historical complexities.
Review: Communists Evicted a Village for a Dam. A Great Film Was Made About It
A film has been created about the historical event when Communists evicted a village to construct a dam, shedding light on a significant episode in Czech history.
Who will remember me as a person in a hundred years? The Slovak film Štúr is coming to theaters
The Slovak historical drama Štúr portrays the life of Ludevít Štúr, a pivotal figure in 19th-century Slovak national life, exploring themes of love and sacrifice during a time of revolution in Europe.
Flooded places where life once pulsed. The film 'Flood' revives the stories of Ruthenians whose homes were engulfed by water
The film 'Flood' portrays the life of 15-year-old Mara in a Ruthenian village in Slovakia as she navigates family pressures and personal dreams against the backdrop of historical flooding.
'Best historical war movie of the decade' is now streaming free
The film 'The Woman King,' praised by fans as the best historical war movie of the past decade, is now available for free streaming on Channel 4.
Casablanca
The article discusses the famed film 'Casablanca', highlighting how it was not actually filmed in the Moroccan city, while exploring its historical and emotional significance.
Feature Film About Michael Triegel: Born to be Seen
A documentary film explores the artistic journey of Michael Triegel as he complements the historical Cranach altar in the Naumburg Cathedral.
Cinema in the Center: From Shakespeare to Stalin
The article explores the contrasting themes and historical contexts of Chloe Zhao's 'Hamlet' and Sergei Loznitsa's 'The Two Prosecutors', linking Shakespeare's work to Stalin's era of terror in Russia.
To Vima Today: Why Is There Continued Outrage Over 'Kapodistrias'?
Journalist Yiannis Zoumboulakis discusses the ongoing debate regarding the film 'Kapodistrias' by Yiannis Samargdhs, focusing on its historical accuracy, box office success, and the varied opinions from audiences and critics.
Film from Iraq: The Man with the Sugar Leads the Girl to a Sex Cinema
Hasan Hadi's film 'A Cake for the President' depicts the struggles of children living under Saddam Hussein's dictatorship in Iraq, highlighting the profound historical significance of their everyday lives.
Czechs took revenge on innocent people during the expulsion. However, peaceful coexistence with the Germans was not possible after the war, says director Tomáš Mašín
The article discusses the historical drama 'Gerta Schnirch', which explores the impact of Nazi ideology on a Czech-German family during World War II and the aftermath of the conflict, highlighting themes of identity and revenge.
How Croatia Got Its First MiG 21? Behind It Is a Film Story of Madness and Courage
On this day in 1992, pilot Danijel Borović defected from the Yugoslav People's Army, bringing Croatia its first MiG-21 fighter jet, amidst a historical backdrop of caution and strategic timing following previous defections.
The Story of the Montenegrin Woman Who Defeated NATO is a Depiction of the Purest Patriotism
The article discusses the cultural significance of the film 'Planina', which won the best world documentary award at Sundance, amidst ongoing social debates in Croatia regarding national identity and historical interpretation.
‘Fantastic’ historical film based on ‘greatest play ever’ is unmissable
A period drama film described as a 'cinematic masterpiece' is now available for streaming on Prime Video.
Did Štúr Love Adela Ostrolúcka and Shoot at Her Suitor? Which Scenes from the New Film are Historically Accurate and Which are Fiction?
The new film by director Marianna Čengel Solčanská has sparked interest and debate over its historical accuracy and the portrayal of Ľudovít Štúr.
The film Štúr / The viewers may be satisfied, but when will a movie about Štúr be made that will also appeal to men?
The article discusses the anticipation and disappointment surrounding the film about Štúr, which primarily focuses on Adele Ostrolúcká rather than the historical figure himself, thus failing to fulfill expectations for a strong portrayal of Štúr.
One Hundred Years Ago, the Epic Film Metropolis Disappointed Audiences, Today it Terrifyingly Reminds Us of the Threats of Artificial Intelligence
The article reflects on the historical premiere of Fritz Lang's silent film Metropolis, which, although disappointing to audiences in 1927, eerily resonates with contemporary concerns about artificial intelligence.