Robert Zemeckis has perhaps the most unusual career arc of any filmmaker on this list in that he quit live-action work for a decade to focus entirely on directing multiple films with capture animation. of movement. Zemeckis has already had a long career pushing new horizons in special effects inRead More →
SHOWTIME(R) SPORTS DOCUMENTARY FILMS PRESENTS “BOYS IN BLUE,” DIRECTED AND PRODUCED BY EMMY(R) AWARD-WINNING FILMAST PETER BERG The docuseries follows the high school football team coached by police officers in North Minneapolis following the police killing of George Floyd Four-part series premieres Friday, Jan. 6 atRead More →
The phrase “cult movie” conjures up all kinds of wonderful cinematic nuggets from bygone eras. Some are loved for their silliness, others for their salaciousness, and still others for their totally misdirected sincerity. However, the 21st century is no slouch and has produced its fair share of cult gems inRead More →
Lorenzo Vigas did not want to become a filmmaker. Born in Venezuela in 1967, Vigas was pursuing a master’s degree in molecular biology when he decided to move to New York and attend filmmaking workshops at New York University. This pivot paid off and Vigas is now a celebrated filmmaker,Read More →
Film critic and commentator Elvis Mitchell in “Is That Black Enough for You?” Photo: Hannah Kozak/Netflix It’s hard to believe Elvis Mitchell, a veteran film critic of color who has done film review stints in outlets such as NPR, The New York Times and The Fort. Worth Star-Telegram, once hadRead More →
Share this article 5 films like “See how they run”: With all the excitement surrounding Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022) ahead of its Netflix release later this year, Tom George’s See How They Run (2022) delivers a cozy mystery that promises to warm you like a bowl ofRead More →
Realized by: Federico Fellini | Written by: Federico Fellini and Tonino Guerra God, is this an amazing movie. Look, that’s a dumb thing to say, but, if I had to pick anyone throughout history, he’d be my favorite. [director]. I don’t think there is anyone who has ever lived, whoRead More →
First published October 31, 2022, 12:45 PM IST From horror comedies Phone Bhoot, Bhediya to MCU’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever to Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s Yashoda to The Crown Season 5, here’s a list of November’s movies and series. Photo courtesy: Instagram November brings spooky horror comedies, like Phone Bhoot andRead More →
People often associate made-for-TV movies with lower quality, poor acting, and cheap pricing. Unfortunately, most of the time, this perception turns out to be justified. However, that’s what makes discovering an example of the form that breaks that mold such a rewarding experience. RELATED: 10 Campy Horror Movies Perfect ForRead More →
In the film that spawned a thousand pixie cuts, Jean Seberg and Jean-Paul Belmondo set the tone not just for the French New Wave as a genre, but for decades of French style. Belmondo sports an array of ill-fitting suits with a trilby or flat cap perched precariously on hisRead More →
A multitude of attractive locations, a diversity of destinations and favorable government policies – all these factors have combined to help Madhya Pradesh emerge as a preferred choice for film shoots for the showbiz industry. Footage of more than 175 movies, OTT (over the top) series and TV shows, includingRead More →
The two visited the Khaleej Times office to talk about their latest collaboration in Dubai Published: Fri 14 Oct 2022, 1:36 PM Last update: Fri, Oct 14, 2022, 1:40 PM When Chinese actor Miya Muqi first visited Dubai, it was to shoot kung fu yogaa 2017 action-adventure film directed byRead More →
A young woman made many laugh as she captured the moment she and a little boy kept staring at each other The kid who started by stealing glances at the beautiful lady quickly focused on her and didn’t take his eyes off for many seconds Many people said that theRead More →
If there are two countries that have been making headlines for a few months now, it is Russia and Ukraine. From Russia‘During the February 24 invasion, Western support and attention for Ukraine increased dramatically. In recent months, love for the small country has become a popular trend in American culture.Read More →
A panel of heavyweight producers discussed the modalities of independent film production in Southeast Asia on Thursday at a mylab panel on the sidelines of the Busan International Film Festival. Panelists included: Liza Diño, former President of the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) who lit several films duringRead More →
Through films such as the rōnin-centric “Yojimbo” or the artistic “Ran”, Kurosawa championed the theme of conflict between personal conflict and communal identity against the backdrop of socio-political violence. The samurai code of placing country above self-preservation is open to interpretation in these films, and the game mimics this viaRead More →
Documentaries GV12 and GV14 On location in Bali, Indonesia Multi-award winning independent filmmaker Bob Bryan explores and documents the captivating, stunning and magical Indonesian paradise of Bali. Just 8 degrees south of the equator and 2 miles east of Java is an Indonesian island so famous in legend that theRead More →
By Hannah E. Jones french artist Valerie Massadian wants to see Atlanta — really see it – in all its glory and its difficulties, its beauty and its dirt. She’ll take her camera to our streets, wandering around the city peeling back her layers and documenting what’s underneath. Massadian, anRead More →
Swara Bhasker recently spoke about the current Bollywood boycott trend on social media. Days after talking about Akshay Kumar and saying celebrities are an easy target for criticism, Swara has now spoken about Karan Johar. She said the filmmaker was attacked by some of the public after Sushant Singh Rajput’sRead More →
On Kate Beckinsale’s note, her performance is probably my favorite from TIFF so far. She is so alive and so responsive. Especially in his eyes, I swear there was a film of glassy tears on his eyes for most of the movie. Did she come on set with that energy?Read More →
(LR) Sheila Atim, Julius Tennon, Gina Prince-Bythewood, Viola Davis, Thuso Mbedu and Cathy Schulman in Toronto. Emma McIntyre/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Emma McIntyre/Getty Images Harry Styles with a handbag. Taylor Swift in gold. Steven Spielberg’s love song to his late parents. After two years in obscurity, with movieRead More →
Courtesy of TIFF Note: The following review contains mentions of sexual abuse and violence “What follows is an act of female imagination,” says an early title card from the writer-director Sarah Pollythe last project of, women who talk. The film is based on the novel of the same name byRead More →
Since writing the groundbreaking screenplay of Martin Scorsesethe masterpiece Taxi driver, Paul Schrader established himself as one of the best screenwriters in cinema. iconic movies angry bull, The Last Temptation of Christand Bring out the dead resulted from his later writing collaborations with Scorsese. However, Schrader’s worldview manifests itself mostRead More →
Bastion production house Bastion Films has rebranded itself as Bastion Make, reflecting a newly expanded range of production capabilities, Mumbrella can reveal. The agency’s production department has spent the last 12 months transforming under the leadership of Managing Director Jacqueline Archer, who was appointed to the role in September 2021Read More →
The Toronto Film Festival is underway, the first purely in-person edition since before the COVID-19 pandemic. There are high-profile premieres, including Ryan Johnson’s Knives out after, Glass Oniona number of films traveling on their charts from Telluride and/or Venice (Florian Zeller’s The sonby Laura Poitras All the beauty and bloodshed),Read More →
The Sydney Underground Film Festival is back, in cinemas and online, this weekend. Know the what, the when and the where. Sydney Underground Film Festival (SUFF), the city’s main cult and independent film festival, resurfaces this weekend with a hard-hitting program from Thursday 8th September to Sunday 11th September. ThisRead More →
Anime has grown in popularity over the years, from when it only had a niche audience until today, where big companies are getting involved in the creation and distribution of anime and of manga. With so many parties involved, it would also make sense for Hollywood to become a pieceRead More →
Returning to the BAM for a fourth year, the beauty, complexity and diversity of Arab culture occupy a central place in contemporary Arab cinema. Presenting stories of unlikely female friendship in Morocco, forbidden romance in Saudi Arabia and political defiance in Algeria, this series of vital new works from theRead More →
A slew of anime movies will be coming to Crunchyroll in September. Today the streaming service unveiled the movie schedule, which sees movies dropping on Thursdays. On Thursday (September 1), viewers will be entitled to Afro Samurai: Resurrection and Bang Dream! Poppin’ Dream! On September 8, ODDTAXI in the woodsRead More →
New Zealand has it all, from the icy peaks and frozen lakes of the South Island to the lush green landscapes of the North Island, making it one of the most unique countries in the world. Visitors from around the world have been drawn to New Zealand’s awe-inspiring landscapes forRead More →
The event organized by the Bradford West Gwillimbury Diversity Action Group will take place on Saturday August 27 from 5pm to 11pm outside the library Diversity Action Group BWG (DAG) are looking forward to this weekend’s Mosaic Nights and Multicultural Festival in Bradford. The event takes place on Saturday, AugustRead More →
Why do we celebrate Women’s Equality Day? Well, for that, we’ll have to go all the way back to August 1920. That’s the day the vote for women was officially incorporated into the constitution of the United States of America. A glorious day for equality and a huge step forwardRead More →
The director of this film, George Miller, called it “the anti-Mad Max”, the exact opposite of his futuristic gonzo action classics. Instead, it’s ironic fantasy, a meditation on stories and myths. Tilda Swinton plays a professor of narratology, who is in Turkey for a lecture. She opens a glass bottleRead More →
From the sword and sorcery boom of the 1980s to that of Peter Jackson beloved the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the fantasy genre has been explored from dozens of angles in film. While the genre is often associated with a sense of fantasy, many fantasy films aim to examineRead More →
Alright, we hear you and we agree – the film is subjective. One person’s masterpiece is another’s bargain. However, the beauty of cinema almost always lies in the conversations it sparks and in the viewer’s interpretation of what the film means to them. Cinema has been popular for so longRead More →
Mohnish Bahl, who has won hearts with his acting in Bollywood, celebrates his 61st birthday today. Mohnish Bahl has done many movies and TV shows during his career which were super hits. Mohnish Bahl started his career with the movie Bekaraar. After this movie, the actor made movies like MeriRead More →
Studio Ghibli is an award-winning animation studio that has wowed audiences with its awe-inspiring artwork since the 1980s. Known for its magical tales, lovable characters, serene soundtracks, and cutting-edge visuals, Studio Ghibli has produced over 20 anime classics unlike anything the world has ever seen. Their sleek, realistic art styleRead More →
Legendary actor Christopher Lee is best known for his numerous collaborations with British outfit Hammer Films, but there is a subset of genre enthusiasts who particularly enjoy his pair of collaborations with Australian filmmaker Philippe Mora. The director first cast Lee as a singer villain in the quirky 1983 superheroRead More →
Share this article Gabbeh or a magic carpet in the oriental imagination is the joy of the traveler, the means to navigate in the distance and the unknown. In Mohsen Makhmalbaf’s film (the first of his “Poetic Trilogy”), it is a Gabbeh that an old couple falls by chance, floatingRead More →
Talkbacks, Gawad Alternatibo highlights from this year’s independent film festival THE 18e edition of the Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival, which focuses on the theme “Breaking Through the Noise”, will present 11 feature films and 12 short films. After two consecutive years of online streaming, Cinemalaya is returning to on-siteRead More →
MCU fans had plenty to rejoice when Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige introduced The Multiverse Saga at the recent San Diego Comic-Con. It consists of all upcoming Disney+ movies and shows from Phases Four, Five, and Six. Fans got a glimpse of his development slate during his star-studded presentation, andRead More →
A black trans worker recorded a client calling him a “monster” at work and shared the footage on TikTok to show the reality of what he’s going through. The worker (@snowblackbunni) greets the customer and asks how he was doing. They also ask if the customer needs help finding anything,Read More →
The city’s classical singer, Rahul Deshpande, was watching the National Film Awards announcements live broadcast with his family on Friday. For him, “it was like the last game of an India-Pakistan game” when his name was announced as the best male playback singer for Me Vasantrao, a biopic about hisRead More →
Veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah turns 72 today, and on this special day, here’s a look back at his most moving films and performances Naseeruddin Shah/image courtesy: official Instagram account Known for speaking out and voicing his opinions in public, Naseeruddin Shah’s journeyRead More →
LOS ANGELES, July 19, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Vision Films, Inc. (“Vision”) Announces Release of Feature Documentary Why the hell on VOD, DVD and Blu-Ray on August 16. The film was directed and produced by an animal activist and filmmaker Katie Clearyincluding the previous award-winning documentary, give me shelterdebuted on NetflixRead More →
Future scientist! Kylie Jenner‘s daughter, Stormi Webster, enjoyed a fun volcano science experiment with her dad, Travis Scottin a lovely video. In a TikTok posted on Thursday, July 14, the The Kardashians The star’s 4-year-old daughter was seen pouring ingredients into a “Volcano Lab Pad” project while outside with theRead More →
Walter Hill always believed in Arnold Schwarzenegger. “Everyone thinks it’s his muscles,” Hill told the Chicago Tribune, “It’s not that at all: it’s his face, his eyes. from ancient Greece… They just love seeing this guy win.” Because of this belief, Hill cast Schwarzenegger in “Red Head” not as anotherRead More →
WESTPORT — Over the past 20 years, Vincente DiSanti has gone from being the 2002 Standard Times Athlete of the Year to “Mr. Friday the 13th” for his thriller, “Never Hike Alone.” “In sports, I always wore 13 for my football or baseball number…everything was 13,” DiSanti, 38, said. TheRead More →
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It might be easier to assume that shorts will feel like fast and fast watches, and feature films will feel slow and long, but it’s not always that simple. It’s perhaps more common for short to go with fast and long with slow, but there are some interesting exceptions toRead More →
Not since the death of the great Balraj Sahni in 1973 has this happened. Tarun Majumdar, a devoted Marxist, had wished his body not to be groomed or covered in thick garlands. He didn’t want his funeral to be marked by a gun salute anywhere for people to come andRead More →
I can name the names of Tarun Majumdar’s films in one breath – at least a dozen of the roughly three dozen he made over a span of almost five decades. In no particular order they would be – Dadar Kirti, Bhalobasha Bhalobasha, Amar Geeti, Palatak, Balika Bodhu, Shriman Prithviraj,Read More →
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The IMDb Top 250 is a great starting point to discover some of the best and most popular films of all time. It’s by no means perfect, but it’s got a lot of great movies in it, although an individual’s personal top 250 will never be exactly the same asRead More →
From ‘Euphoria’ to ‘Badhaai Do’, here’s a list of recent titles to take you into the world of queer cinema this Pride month From ‘Euphoria’ to ‘Badhaai Do’, here’s a list of recent titles to take you into the world of queer cinema this Pride month A month-long Pride celebrationRead More →
When it comes to reasons to visit Tuscany, the list is practically endless. Italy as a whole is home to some of the world’s most important historical and cultural wonders, from Roman aqueducts to the Sistine Chapel. Meanwhile, Tuscany is home to Florence, the cradle of the European Renaissanceand Pisa,Read More →
When it comes to portraying the rise of the internet on film, it’s usually a pretty bland and superficial depiction that doesn’t really go into the details of technology or our growing reliance on it. regard. Instead, flimsy reminders of early internet memes or out-of-touch baby boomer critiques of howRead More →
Choice of the week Clifford the big red dog Jack Whitehall in Clifford the Big Red Dog. Photography: Paramount/Allstar A live-action movie remake of a 60-year-old children’s book will never win awards, especially not when it features Jack Whitehall performing an American accent only intermittently. But watch closely and CliffordRead More →
“I don’t want to play a character that is easily replaceable and doesn’t add anything to the storyline. My priority is not just to look good on screen. I want to play important roles,” says Sanya Malhotra Slowly but surely, actress Sanya Malhotra has carved out a place for herselfRead More →
Films that take the human spirit and attempt to break it or at least find its limits, the perilous journey is a relentless test of endurance that spans the globe. Whether it’s an epic hero’s journey based on myth, the revolutionary spirit of rebellion, or the search for a wayRead More →
Los Angeles, USA,-According to the report of the verified market report, the global rear projection films market is expected to grow at a tremendous rate over the next few years. Titled “Global Rear Projection Films Market Size and Forecast 2022-2029”, this report provides an in-depth look at the future ofRead More →
DISTURBED was in Los Angeles on Tuesday June 14 to film a music video for the first single from the band’s upcoming studio album. Guitarist Dan Donegan and bassist John Moyer the two shared photos from before and during filming, with Dan writing, “Time to make a music video! FirstRead More →
Los Angeles, USA,-According to the report of the verified market report, the global Automotive Wrap Films market is expected to grow at a tremendous rate over the next few years. Titled “Global Automotive Wrap Films Market Size and Forecast 2022-2029”, this report provides an in-depth look at the future ofRead More →
With OTT giving her a new lease of life, Shakti Kapoor on landing positive roles after playing the loud villain in movies Shakti Kapoor in Anari is Back with Anita Raaj He’s often nicknamed Crime Master Gogo or Balma, but the realRead More →
The Ombetja Yehinga Organization’s (OYO) latest productions, “Be a Lady” and “Be a Man”, will have their world premiere at the Garden Route International Film Festival (GRIFF) in July in South Africa. The director and founder of OYO, Dr Philippe Talavera, explained on Friday that the two films were firstRead More →
My mother was from Rajasthan. She told us the amazing love story of Sanyogita/Sanyukta and Prithviraj Chauhan, a valiant king of the 12th century. Today I threw off the cloak of oblivion and retraced my steps in the misty stairwell of time. The stairs were broken but the light shoneRead More →
Ruhika Nandy/Daily Nexus As the school year draws to a close, here are five iconic summer movies to watch! “Jaws” (1975) Steven Spielberg’s first big hit was the original “summer blockbuster.” Coming from a decade renowned for the New Hollywood movement, which saw many sophisticated or niche films made byRead More →
Catherine Zeta-Jones looked completely unrecognizable in a platinum blonde bob as she filmed for her new National Treasure TV series. The 52-year-old British actress has completely transformed her look, as she is usually seen with long, shoulder-length brown hair. But for her new role, the beauty is touring New OrleansRead More →
Cannes sensation ‘EO’, which tells the story of a donkey’s life, has been acquired for North America by Sideshow and Janus Films. The film is the latest collaboration from the American distribution duo who brought this year’s Oscar-winning Best International Feature, “Drive My Car”, to audiences in the United States.Read More →
A movie buff who lost his job due to Covid has challenged himself to watch 1,000 movies in a year – and smashed his goal. Phil Watts, 47, revealed he watched 1,028 movies in 2021 – spending up to seven movies a day to stay on target. The Yeovil movieRead More →
Sanam Saeed Says Ambition to Appear in Bollywood Films ‘Is Dead for Many of Us’ Sanam Saeed realized his desire to work in a Bollywood film after the political situation changed between India and Pakistan. Zindagi, an Indian entertainment channel, has announced that the hit Pakistani drama series Zindagi GulzarRead More →
Kim Kardashian shared a fun video of herself dancing in the middle of Ripley’s Believe It Or Not museum with her daughter North on Thursday. In the 43-year-old reality star’s latest TikTok, she can be seen showing off her moves while wearing a form-fitting hot pink jumpsuit and a pairRead More →
Making a documentary is not as different from making a fiction film as one might think. Ultimately, whether filming real events or filming actors reading lines, film – as a medium – is generally about telling a story. While documentaries often capture reality, they usually do more than just presentRead More →
HBO Sports, NFL Films and the Arizona Cardinals join forces for in-season blowouts: THE ARIZONA CARDINALS Primetime Multi-Episode Edition Returns for a Second Season Television’s most acclaimed sports reality franchise, HARD KNOCKS, which expanded its programming platform last fall with theRead More →
Famous director and comedian Tyler Perry claims that Sister Act 3 will honor the original film and its sequel. On sister actit is Released in 1992, it seemed to instantly become a cult classic and even acted as a springboard for Whoopi Goldberg’s career, propelling her to fame and stardom.Read More →
By Vanessa Zimmer Director Greg Nava proudly points out how far back he goes in the history of the Sundance Institute. He was in the first Directors Lab 41 years ago, and his Oscar-nominated screenplay The North was one of the inaugural projects. You have probably heard of The NorthaRead More →
May 8, 2022, 4:00 p.m. Florence Welch talked about her, her album was inspired by horror and Dracula. Photo: Autumn De Wilde/Press The Florence + The Machine singer opened up about the inspiration behind her new music. Florence welch talked about how horror movies inspired her while making her danceRead More →
Indian cinema has played a major role in the global entertainment industry for over fifty years. In many ways, he pioneered a distinctly Indian style and captured the imagination of people around the world. However, over the past decade, Indian cinema has taken an interesting turn; many quirky films beganRead More →
We all know that the years 1978 Superman and 1989 Batman paved the way for comic book-inspired movies. Even if they set the bar, other comedy films would follow. However, while some have found success, others have spat. In 1997, it looked like comedy movies wouldn’t make it (thanks batmanRead More →
IIt can be easy to predict which movies will set the box office on fire, but every once in a while something great happens that doesn’t pan out so well. Over the years, there have been a surprising number of films that have struggled, if not failed, to recoup theirRead More →
Liam Neeson returns to his action hero best to film In the Land of Saints and Sinners in County Donegal – after delighting fans with Derry Girls cameo By Bethan Edwards for Mailonline Published: 8:54 p.m. BST, 24 April 2022 | Update: 9:22 p.m. BST, 24 April 2022 Liam NeesonRead More →
Manoj Bajpayee – the more you talk, the less. The artistry, the performance, the subtlety he brings to the table needs no introduction. The actor is bringing magic to the big screen and during the pandemic, the actor has broadened his horizons and explored the OTT platform. In fact, TheRead More →
For a long time, Bollywood films have covered many beautiful scenic spots, cultural hubs and bustling places ranging from European and Mediterranean capitals to Himachal Pradesh and Rameshwaram. These movies gave us the privilege to travel the world through cinematic magic and also inspired us to pack our own bagsRead More →
The cave is another addition to the creepy basement trope as seen in movies like Thesilenceofthelambs, evil Deadand House on the haunted hill. However, the inclusion of complex mathematical and scientific equations, as well as a staircase to a different dimension, allows The cave to stand out in a crowdedRead More →
Will Robert Eggers’ new film herald a new golden age in noble fantasy cinema? Here’s our guide to the best arthouse fantasy epics April 16, 2022 Gods ! This week sees Alexander Skarsgård, with mud-streaked abs you could grate your Grana Padano on, for revenge The man from the north.Read More →
A scene from “Donbass” by Ukrainian filmmaker Sergei Loznitsa. Courtesy of Film Movement by Sergei Loznitsa Donbass, the Ukrainian filmmaker’s film that made the rounds of the festival in the now seemingly ancient 2018 kicks off with two different vignettes. We watch an older woman get rings around her eyesRead More →
A compilation of the best comedies, from Knives Out to Coming to America. Comedy is a genre that everyone enjoys with family, friends or even alone. A reviewer’s rating cannot determine this genre, as comedy tends to be subjective and differs according to each individual’s preference. A good comedy movieRead More →
New Blu-ray editions of these critically acclaimed masterpieces available June 7, 2022Short films Voice from a distant star and Her and her cat Make your Blu-ray debut The visionary director of grow old with you and Your name., Makoto Shinkai’s ambitious, award-winning films are loved by moviegoers around the worldRead More →
Within five years, Rashmi Mandanna has managed to carve out a place for herself in the Telugu and Kannada film industries, and has carved her way into the hearts of the nation as the feisty Srivalli in the blockbuster Pushpa. Rashmika Mandanna: The next South Indian beauty to catch Bollywood’sRead More →
Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon in the 1939 big screen adaptation of Wuthering Heights The theater is presenting the film in association with Sci-Fi Scarborough, and the screening will be followed by a Q&A with Julie Dawn Cole, who plays the spoiled Golden Ticket winner. The April schedule also includesRead More →
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sport March 29, 2022 11:48 p.m.3 minute read Mr Rayner’s diagnosis came just days after watching the Swans play on Saturday. He shared his positive RAT test. Photo/TikTok/Sam Rayner A football fan claims he contracted Covid-19 after running onto the pitch at Sydney Cricket Ground after Lance ‘Buddy’ Franklin scoredRead More →
News oi-Filmibeat desk | Posted: Friday March 25th 2022, 01:27 PM [IST] Sci-fi thriller as a genre has mostly proven to be a safe bet for filmmakers and has done well with the masses, be it Tollywood or any other language film industry. Whether Allu Sirish Okka Kshanammegastar Rajinikanth’s RobotRead More →