Court Director Chaitanya Tamhane On Working With Alfonso Cuaron
The filmmaker’s next feature, The Disciple, has been selected in competition at the Venice Film Festival
Film Festivals
Soni Director Ivan Ayr On Returning To The Venice Film Festival
Ayr talks about interviewing truckers for his second feature Milestone, editing the film during a pandemic and the texts he gets from people who’ve loved Soni
Kalla Nottam At New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF): Movie Review
A regular film tells us a story that has been recorded on a camera, and then edited in a way that (usually) gives the audience knowledge that the characters themselves may not have. Here, we travel only with the camera.
The NFDC Film Bazaar Heads To The Cannes Film Market With 5 Titles
The NFDC Film Bazaar is all set to present 5 work-in-progress Indian films at this year’s Cannes Film Market
Cannes 2020 Lineup Is Here & Wes Anderson Is The Sole Star Director
High-profile directors matter at film festivals, because here, they are the real stars. Because they have oeuvres we already know, and the excitement is about ‘what next’!
Everything You Need To Know About The We Are One Online Film Festival
The We Are One film festival begins today. Here’s everything you need to know about the first of its kind online film festival, which features 4 Indian titles curated by the Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival with Star
13 Of The Most Outrageous Looks From The History Of The Met Gala
From 16 ft long dresses to detachable heads, here’s looking back at some of the most outlandish looks to have come out of the gala over the last few years.
Laila Aur Satt Geet Movie Review: Pushpendra Singh’s Kashmir-Set Folktale, Which ...
Laila herself may be a stand-in for Kashmir. Look how people keep talking about her beauty. Isn’t that what Jahangir implied in the most famous lines about the state!
Tsai Ming-Liang’s Days, Dry Wind, And Mohammad Rasoulof’s There Is No Evil
An entrancing slow-burn drama about loneliness, a provocative gay triangle, a rock-solid update on the executioner’s dilemma…
Hong Sangsoo's The Woman Who Ran, Old Gay Love In Suk Suk, And Javier Bardem
A trascendental talkathon, a senior-citizen take on ‘Brokeback Mountain’, the festival’s biggest bummer…
Willem Dafoe’s Siberia, Gay-Cleansing In Welcome To Chechnya, And My Little Sister
The festival’s WTF-iest drama, a classy weepie about a woman on the verge, and a wrenching documentary about Chechnya’s anti-gay situation.
Sthalpuran – Chronicle Of Space Movie Review: In Akshay Indikar’s Deeply Fe...
World-premiering at the Berlinale, this Marathi drama will compete for the Crystal Bear for Best Film in the Generation Kplus section.
