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The world will celebrate on Wednesday the creativity of photographers on World Photography Day, observed annually on August 19.
Umair Nasir Ali says nearly half his film was cut for its TV broadcast without consultation
[Sportschosun’s Ahn So-yoon] Director Kim Mi-Jo expressed her deep affection for the film The Journey to Gyeongju.
Sophie Darlington is a legend in the realm of documentaries. She has worked with Disney, Discovery, PBS, BBC, and National Geographic to capture the sights, sounds, and surprises of wildlife. Even after a lengthy career of showcasing nature, though, her latest assignment stands out for its ambition.
Romanian director Florin Șerban’s You Don’t Belong Here (Nu e locul tău aici) won the Pardo d’Oro, or Golden Leopard, at the 79th Locarno Film Festival. The award marks Șerban’s return to feature filmmaking after an eight-year absence.
Put simply, there is nobody quite like James Cameron. Not even relegated to the realm of Hollywood directors, Cameron is truly a unique individual. Uncompromising, inquisitive, and always willing to bet on himself, he’s a true original. He’s also turning 72 years old today, and few filmmakers in their seventh decade on this planet can…
From left, filmmaker Hong Sang-soo, actors Kim Min-hee and Park Mi-so pose during a photocall for the movie “Nowhere to Lay My Eyes” at the 79th Locarno Film Festival in Locarno, Switzerland, Thursday. EPA-Yonhap
LOS ANGELES –Mark Rydell, the Oscar-nominated director of the sentimental blockbuster “On Golden Pond” who worked with such Hollywood heavyweights as Henry Fonda, Katharine Hepburn, Steve McQueen and John Wayne, has died. He was 97.
Backrooms is currently riding high at the top of the box office, but 20-year-old director Kane “Pixels” Parsons is already talking about a sequel. According to a report by Deadline, the filmmaking prodigy is actively looking for a “screenwriting collaborator” to work with him on developing a follow-up movie.
Superstar Dilip Kumar’s legacy as Indian cinema’s quintessential tragedy king has endured for generations, despite a relatively selective filmography of just over 50 movies.