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Buoyed by the country's first-ever Oscar for Best International Feature, Brazil's film industry is arriving on the Croisette with momentum, major titles and a serious incentive pitch: "We are eager to welcome crews and creatives from all over the world."

Amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia, Kamal Haasan has urged the film industry to curb inflated budgets, excessive entourage costs, and unnecessary displays of scale.

From Indianexpress RSS Feed: Anurag Kashyap on the current state of the film industry: ‘I am fed up with making films’

The performance artist was a brilliantly subversive pioneer whose work exposed the predicament of women living in a world that was not made for us

Paris-based Pavo Films, co-founded by Cosmin Illes and Némésis Srour, debuts with Gurvinder Singh's 'Rehmat,' starring Naseeruddin Shah.

Humans of Cinema and Safarnaama Pictures launch a fund for an emerging Indian filmmaker, with Vishal Bhardwaj and Shaunak Sen as mentors.

Valie Export, whose groundbreaking work questioned the very nature of art and cinema, all through an explicitly feminist lens, has died at 85.

At 76, Daniel Auteuil arrives at Cannes with two films, a parrot on his head and five decades of work that somehow still hasn’t made him a household name outside of France

While pundits scramble to perform a post-mortem on the TVK landslide, the secret was hiding in plain sight: a perfect storm of cinematic timing, a leadership vacuum, and the slow collapse of the AIADMK

"Virtually synonymous with artistic daring and technical excellence, Rossellini has long fused the technical brilliance of Hollywood with the European spirit of artistic fearlessness."

Every now and then an enterprising editor will put a journalist on assignment out of their comfort zone. What if the mild-mannered culture critic were to turn their lexicographical microscope on to a

From Deadline RSS Feed: Iran In The Spotlight: Four Directors Reflect On The Past, Present And Future Of Their Country’s Cinema: “There Is A Misconception”

Secret Cinema has announced plans for a 'Pirates Of The Caribbean' immersive production in London in 2027.

Tate Britain, LondonThe Franco-Algerian artist’s exploration of radical film-making in the 1960s and 70s is so seductive it makes you wish the crowd was livelier and the wine was flowing

The London company has promised its "most ambitious production ever" as they prepare to invite audiences aboard the Black Pearl in the first-ever theatrical experience adaptation of the Disney blockbuster.

From Variety RSS Feed: Latest Film by ‘Perfect Strangers’ Director Paolo Genovese ‘The Sound of Something New’ Scores Sales in Cannes via RAI Cinema (EXCLUSIVE)

From Indianexpress RSS Feed: Alia Bhatt calls out Bollywood’s ‘75% male audience’ argument: ‘What happens to the women?’

He first visited the Croisette in 1988 when his first movie, 'Bad Taste,' was in the market. But it was his return trip in 2001 that made cinema history, when he offered the first glimpse of 'LOTR' footage.

Nearly 100 repertory film programmers gathered at Vidiots in Los Angeles for the first Programmers’ Jam, mapping a bright future for moviegoing.

Although a talented actress, Saleema's career in Malayalam cinema was cut short by family business commitments. She recently fought off oral cancer.