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The full cast and crew from Night of Cultura 2026 is pictured. LFTA is a student club focused on increasing Latino representation in theater and film by producing various short films and stage productions. (Courtesy of LFTA)
Before debating on the yays and nays of Awarapan 2, an undeniable fact has to be acknowledged: Awarapan is a case study. A box-office bomb on release a year short of two decades ago, the film ended up last in a three-way clash at the box office in end-June 2007, lagging behind even Himesh Reshammiya’s…
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Avi Arad, producer for the film holds Israeli and US citizenship, served in Israeli military between 1965-1968
The 31-year-old filmmaker talks sexism, female solidarity and making the kind of films she needed to see growing up.
“St. Louis beats Hollywood” may sound ridiculously boosterish. But that’s exactly what Giggster, the online platform focused on film locations, is now trumpeting in a new study reporting that St. Louis ranks No. 1 for real pay in film-related jobs. That makes it a better option for workers in the industry than No. 2 Austin…
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Jersey filmmakers have called for more support to help the film industry grow and make the island more attractive as a filming destination.
A member of the Asociación Mexicana de Cinefotografía (AMC), Celiana Cárdenas is the cinematographer behind supernatural revenge thriller Brand New Cherry Flavor (2021) and one of the DPs behind true crime drama A Friend of the Family (2022). She collaborated on both series with showrunner Nick Antosca. Now, the showrunner and cinematographer have combined forces…
Ask film producer Linda Mutawi what matters most in her career and she doesn’t mention financing, casting or Cannes. She talks instead about “cultural intelligence” — understanding how stories, people and industries operate across different worlds.