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Hisako Film Lab / Facebook Students celebrating at the Hisako Film Lab showcase in August.

‘Naza’, a documentary about Israeli forces’ killing of civilians in Gaza, scheduled to be highlight of this year’s

Women in Film & TV UK is launching a new short-film funding programme offering two UK filmmaking teams £25,000 in production funding, £25,000 in equipment rental and additional post-production and mentoring support.

Story:A Jaisalmer drug lord’s scheme to lure Kaleen Bhaiya into the desert threatens his hold on Mirzapur, even as Guddu and Munna’s old rivalry refuses to die.Review:’Mirzapur: The Movie’ drops you back into the same rough, lawless world that hooked viewers across three seasons of the show, and for a while, it works. At just…

Danny Boyle’s high-energy drama about Murdoch’s early years in UK newspapers has opened at the Venice Film Festival – and its flattering portrayal of the man himself is causing debate.

Palestine has once again become a prominent issue at the Venice Film Festival, with filmmakers and actors showing their support in the lead-up to the event and on its opening day.

Having left Romania during her doctorate, almost convinced that she would not work as a director of photography in the film industry, after meeting Romanian misogyny full-on, Diana Vidrașcu got to Paris in 2013, studying at Sorbonne, and France gave her the chance to do what she had dreamed of doing.

Night Shift: Last DanceNight Shift: Last Dance, directed by Jullian Boothe and co-directed by Luc Stephen

That adage has rung true with the widely mocked Chinese film Niu Lai (The Bull Comes), which has been hate-watched all the way to blockbuster status at China’s box office since opening on Aug 5.

GJ Singh left his corporate job as a computer engineer to become a film music composer and indie artist (ETV Bharat)