International Women's Day: Documentary Film, Marbles, and a Strike on the Bridge
The article discusses various events organized in Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, coinciding with local elections.
New date for 'Bimovie' in Munich: Women's films for International Women's Day
The 'Bimovie' festival dedicated to women's films in Munich has been rescheduled from November to March, with the next edition starting on March 5.
Do Bollywood Heroes Fear Taapsee? Demand for Not Casting in Films
Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu discusses her new film 'Asee' and reveals that some film heroes may avoid working with her due to various reasons.
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.
The 'Asi' rape scene is shocking; how it was shot, actress Kani revealed
Actress Kani Kushruti shares her experience portraying a rape survivor in the courtroom drama 'Asi' and discusses safety changes for women in the film industry.
Rashmika's Career Will Not End After Marriage, 12 Films in the Pipeline
Rashmika Mandanna, known as the 'National Crush,' will continue to thrive in her career after marriage with 12 films lined up.
'It will disturb you, but please watch 'Assi'', Taapsee's appeal
Film director Anubhav Sinha's latest movie 'Assi' tackles the critical issue of rape against women in India, garnering positive feedback despite a limited release.
Helena Ganjalyan on directing and the role in 'Glorious Summer': You can't live without risk
Helena Ganjalyan discusses her film 'Glorious Summer,' which explores the lives of three women in a seemingly perfect world that conceals an underlying discomfort and existential risk.
In the film 'Josephine', an eight-year-old girl faces a world that violates women
The film 'Josephine' tells the story of an eight-year-old girl who witnesses a brutal rape, exploring themes of violence against women and the lasting impact of trauma.
76th Berlin Festival: All these wonderful women…
The 76th Berlin Film Festival prominently features films that highlight the experiences and narratives of women, showcasing their strength, spirit, and corporeal presence.
Amanda Seyfried sings against intolerance in 'The Testament of Ann Lee'
The article discusses the film 'The Testament of Ann Lee,' which showcases the life of the 18th-century Christian leader Ann Lee and her advocacy for women's equality and social justice.
VIDEO: Man arrested for attempting to film a woman in a supermarket bathroom in Uberlândia
A 43-year-old man was arrested for sexual harassment after being caught trying to film a woman in a supermarket bathroom in Uberlândia, Brazil.
Marianna Brennand, director of 'Manas' and Goya nominee: 'I wanted viewers not to look away from abuse, as happens in real life'
Marianna Brennand's film 'Manas' tackles gender violence in a Brazilian Amazon community, aiming to raise awareness about systemic abuse against women and girls.
Sandra Hüller returns (that is already much) with an exaggeratedly cold reflection on the condition of women in Rose (****)
Sandra Hüller makes a significant return to the Berlinale with the film 'Rose,' which presents a stark and chilling commentary on women's conditions.
Taapsee Pannu Explained Why She Takes on Different Roles!
Taapsee Pannu sheds light on her choice of unconventional roles in films.
VIDEO: Women are the backbone of Nollywood, says Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde
Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde claims in a recent interview that women are the backbone of Nollywood, highlighting their dominance in key areas of the industry and their entrepreneurial spirit.
'Asi brings about change in society, the conversation about women's safety begins,' says Taapsee
Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu discussed her upcoming film 'Asi' at the 'Sahitya Aajtak 2026' literary festival, focusing on women's rights and the importance of safety in her speech.
'I cry - my wardrobe changes', Taapsee's serious roles have a bad effect
Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu reveals the emotional toll of playing serious roles in her upcoming film 'Assi,' where she portrays a lawyer fighting against atrocities faced by women.
Jane Austen and a Comedy of Entanglements with 'Menstrual Advisor'
A short film inspired by Jane Austen's world has been nominated for an Oscar, featuring Emma Thompson as a 'menstrual advisor' in a comedic twist.
Amanda Oruh wins big at Sundance 2026
Actress Amanda Oruh has won a prestigious award at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival for her role in the film "Lady."
The film 'Assi' by Taapsee will send chills down your spine, forcing you to think about the story of a rape victim
The film 'Assi', directed by Anubhav Sinha and featuring Taapsee Pannu, presents a gripping narrative based on the real-life accounts of rape victims in India, aiming to provoke societal reflection on masculinity and the pervasive issue of sexual violence.
76th Berlin International Film Festival: Women in Afghanistan
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival opened with the world premiere of 'No Good Men', a film by Afghan director Sahra Bahrami that explores gender roles in Afghanistan.
Valentine's Day with the Taliban
A street survey in Kabul reveals women's bleak perceptions of Afghan men, coinciding with the Berlinale premiere of the film 'No Good Men', which explores love in a challenging environment.
Angelina Jolie takes on Paris Fashion Week in Alice Winocour's intimate drama 'Coutures'
Film critic Manon Kerjean reviews new French film releases including 'Coutures' starring Angelina Jolie, which focuses on the challenges women face in the fashion industry during Paris Fashion Week.
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.
Kumbh's Viral Girl Monalisa Arrives in Prayagraj, Will Open a School with Earnings from Her First Film
Monalisa, known as the 'viral girl' from Kumbh, is now gaining recognition in the film industry and plans to use proceeds from her debut film to open a school for girls in Madhya Pradesh.
Gwyneth Paltrow Returns to Cinema: "I'm Not Interested in Looking Younger, but in Feeling Good. I've Learned to Be Myself"
Gwyneth Paltrow discusses her return to acting and her character in the film "Marty Supreme," emphasizing personal well-being over societal pressures about age.
Film 'Women Who Sustain the Amazon' Highlights the Strength of Women in the Field
The film 'Women Who Sustain the Amazon' showcases the stories of female farmers facing similar challenges in the Amazon region, emphasizing their roles in agriculture and environmental preservation.
Gina Lollobrigida's niece won Italy's first medal at the Winter Olympics
Francesca Lollobrigida, niece of Italian film star Gina Lollobrigida, won Italy's first gold medal at the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, securing victory in the women's 3000m speed skating event on her 35th birthday.
The man was shocked when he saw porn. The person in the film was himself.
A man was stunned to discover himself in a pornographic video, highlighting the issue of hidden filming, especially in places like South Korea where such practices have been commonplace for years.
Confused about reports of children going missing in Delhi? Here's the full truth!
There has been widespread concern over the mysterious disappearance of over 800 individuals, primarily children and women, in Delhi within the first 15 days of 2026, with daily reports of around 54 missing individuals, amid speculation that some of this attention stems from a recent film's promotional stunt.
CPT of the Archdiocese of Santarém launches film 'Women Who Sustain the Amazon' this Friday, 6
The Pastoral Land Commission (CPT) of the Archdiocese of Santarém is launching the film 'Women Who Sustain the Amazon' to highlight the voices of women living in the Amazon territories.
'More than Rivals' Arrives in Spain, the Gay Phenomenon Aspiring to Reinvent Gender Representation
The love story between two closeted hockey rivals has become a mass success in the countries it has premiered, particularly among heterosexual women.
In cities around the world, men film women at night on the street without their consent
A disturbing new trend has emerged online where men film women on the street at night without their consent and profit from the illegal material uploaded.
The Self-Contradiction of the Ministry of Culture and the Korean Film Council Approaching Support for Sexual Violence Victims as a 'Business'
The Korean Film Council ended its contract with the Korea Film Gender Equality Center, replacing it with a profit-oriented firm, leading to concerns over the stability and continuous support for sexual violence victims in the film industry.
Film Break-in in Peščenica: Thief Flees with Stolen Goods, Jumps Off Balcony and Ends Up in Hospital
Zagreb police have completed an investigation into a 37-year-old man suspected of committing two serious burglaries on Christmas Day, during which he stole money and jewelry from three women.
'The Chronology of Water': Kristen Stewart debuts in direction with style, boldness, and pretentiousness
In her directorial debut, Kristen Stewart explores themes of female empowerment and survival through a body-centric narrative addressing the experiences of assaulted and abused women.
Nominations for the Czech Film Critics Awards: Dramas Father and Choir Master scored, women made a significant impact
The nominations for the Czech Film Critics Awards highlight the performances of the dramas 'Father' and 'Choir Master', emphasizing the significant contributions of women in the industry.
SZ Series: They Encourage: Woman and Technology? That Fits
A short film by Bucher Hydraulics highlights Marie-Theresa Schwarz, a young woman enthusiastically discussing her training in a traditionally male-dominated field of machine and plant management.
Portrait: The Power to Make Films
The German series 'Herrhausen – the Master of Money' directed by Pia Strietmann highlights the predominance of men in key roles during the 1989 Deutsche Bank era, with women appearing primarily in secondary roles.
Elena Irureta, actress: "The proportion of characters for men is much greater and we earn less. There is still a long way to go"
Elena Irureta discusses the gender disparities in the film industry, emphasizing the greater number of roles for men and the lower pay for women, while reflecting on her proactive approach to her career.
Men's Cinema. Sexualization and Depreciation of Women in Polish Film
The article discusses the ongoing dominance of male perspectives in Polish cinema, despite more women directing and writing films, highlighting issues of sexualization and the portrayal of women.
Kate Winslet: "Some of my first intimate experiences were with women"
Kate Winslet revealed in a podcast that her early intimate experiences as a teenager were with women, reflecting on her role in the film 'Heavenly Creatures.'
Brigitte Bardot, movie star and symbol of women's liberation, has died
Brigitte Bardot, a prominent European film icon and a symbol of women's liberation, has passed away, highlighting the lasting impact of her legacy in cinema and society.