Cinema: Without love, hope also withers
İlker Çatak's film "Gelbe Briefe" touches on the fragility of political convictions in Turkey and the struggles within marital life, winning the Golden Bear at the Berlinale.
Prominent works like 'Argo' and 'Homeland'... 10 Hollywood productions that embodied the American-Iranian conflict
This article discusses how Hollywood has depicted Iran over the past four decades, moving from an obscure nation to a representation of a constant threat in American cinema.
Khesari Lal Yadav's Straight Talk on the Pawan-Akshara Singh Controversy, Response to Manoj Tiwari's Offer
Khesari Lal Yadav addresses recent controversies in the Bhojpuri film industry, including the verbal spat between Pawan Singh and Akshara Singh, while clarifying his stance on entering politics.
Livia Klausová is coming to Czech cinemas in the documentary Livia
A documentary titled 'Livia' featuring Livia Klausová is set to be released in Czech cinemas.
The Berlinale convulses amid accusations of politicization with the director's position in jeopardy
The Berlinale festival faces controversy and potential leadership changes due to claims of politicization and the director's handling of artistic freedom.
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.
The Berlin Film Festival's 'Golden Bear' won by the political drama 'Yellow Letters'
The Berlin Film Festival awarded the 'Golden Bear' to 'Yellow Letters,' amidst discussions about the role of politics in cinema and expressions of support for Palestinians by some winners.
'Enzo' explores the uncertainties of adolescence between politics and desire
The film 'Enzo', originally a project by Laurent Cantet, delves into the challenges faced by a young man navigating his privileged lifestyle in South France while grappling with personal identity and societal expectations.
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.
I didn't understand what Wim Wenders said, says Kleber Mendonça Filho in Berlin
Kleber Mendonça Filho expressed confusion over Wim Wenders' remarks at the Berlinale, emphasizing the intersection of cinema and politics.
Ethan Hawke warns against looking to 'jet-lagged, drunk' actors for political wisdom
Ethan Hawke cautioned against seeking political guidance from artists who may not be in a clear state of mind, emphasizing the unique role of cinema in healing and influencing audiences.
Hamnet
The author shares a personal reflection on the experience of watching a film in a cinema amidst the ongoing tensions in Mexico City regarding local governance and freedom restrictions.
Bhojpuri 'Power Star' Pawan Singh wins everyone's heart with his voice and style on Aaj Tak's platform
Bhojpuri singer and politician Pawan Singh captivated the audience at the 'Sahitya Aajtak 2026' event in Lucknow with his performances and discussions on Bhojpuri cinema and politics.
Berlinale'26. Media Storm Around Wim Wenders. Arundhati Roy Cancelled Her Visit
There is significant media attention surrounding Wim Wenders, the head of the jury at the Berlin Film Festival, following his remarks about the role of cinema in politics and a recent comment by jury member Ewa Puszczyńska regarding empathy in films.
The Second Day of the Berlin Festival: Gaza Invades the Theaters and the 'Golden Bear' in Crisis
The second day of the Berlin International Film Festival faced tension as discussions centered on the intersection of cinema and politics, particularly in light of recent events in Gaza.
'We are the opposite of politics,' says filmmaker Wim Wenders at the Berlin Festival
Filmmaker Wim Wenders discusses the role of cinema in shaping perspectives amidst global violence during the Berlin Festival, addressing a contentious question regarding Germany's support in Gaza.
Berlin Festival, in an edition full of Brazilians, swaps politics for a young audience
The 76th Berlin Festival aims to attract young audiences to cinema while emphasizing community engagement, moving beyond political themes.
Politics on Our Screens. Discussing the Films 'Grace' and 'The Kremlin Wizard'
A discussion on the political themes presented in films 'Grace' and 'The Kremlin Wizard' highlights the portrayal of power and modern aristocracy.
Politics on Our Screens. Discussing Sorrentino's Latest Work 'Grace' and 'The Kremlin Wizard' Filmed in Riga
This article reviews two films, 'Grace' by Paolo Sorrentino and 'The Kremlin Wizard' by Olivier Assayas, focusing on their commentary on politics and representation of Russian themes.
Cheburashka: Why a Puppet Drives Russian Politicians up the Wall
A new film featuring the animated character Cheburashka is a box office hit in Russia, much to the dismay of regime loyalists who find it too pacifist.
No one shows Italy like Paolo Sorrentino. How to find a politician from 'La Grazia'?
The article explores Paolo Sorrentino's unique contributions to Italian cinema and discusses his portrayal of political themes in his films.
The Trapped Golden Bear: How the Berlin Festival Marginalized Gaza Films?
The Berlin International Film Festival has sparked controversy by seemingly sidelining films from Gaza, raising questions about the festival's commitment to political issues in cinema.
"White Snail" in Cinema: Snail Without a House
The film "White Snail" explores the political landscape of Belarus through the story of Masha, a young woman caught between her father's advice in Poland and her uncertain future.
Joachim Trier, director of 'Sentimental Value': "What is revolutionary, what is punk right now, is tenderness. Tenderness is a political issue"
Director Joachim Trier discusses how tenderness has become a revolutionary and political concept in contemporary cinema.
Juanma Bajo Ulloa directs 'El mal': "Before, festival directors were cinephiles; now they are political curators. There is no cinema, only causes"
Filmmaker Juanma Bajo Ulloa criticizes political correctness and the progressive regime in his new film about an unscrupulous journalist and a serial killer.
Iran in the Mirror of Cinema: How Films Portray a Community Under Siege?
The article explores how Iranian cinema reflects the harsh realities of life under economic sanctions, political tensions, and the threat of military conflict.
Chloé Zhao and the version of Hamnet, the cinematic event of the year: "Speaking about emotions right now is a political choice, it's revolutionary"
Chloé Zhao discusses the significance of emotional expression in today's political climate through her film adaptation of 'Hamnet.'
Milei opens a civil war in Argentine cinema: 'Homo Argentum' vs. 'Belén'
The article discusses the contrasting themes and reception of the Argentine films 'Homo Argentum' and 'Belén', highlighting their political and social implications.
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.
Brigitte Bardot, the homage of politics. Santanché: "She was much more than an icon"
The passing of Brigitte Bardot at 91 has transcended cinema to become a significant political and cultural event, with Italian and French officials commemorating her as a transformative figure in women's imagery.