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Shimane Kabelo MamashelaTUT claimed the Fiction category with It’s Just a Movie, directed by Shimane Kabelo Mamashela, while George Temba’s The Silent Inheritance took top honours in the Documentary category. Mamashela is currently enrolled for a Postgraduate Diploma in Motion Picture Production majoring in Cinematography while Temba is an alum who obtained a Postgraduate Diploma…
Eight of them showcase documentaries exploring gender barriers, climate change, child marriage
8 women from Punjab, Sindh and Gilgit-Baltistan showcased their work at ‘Claim the Frame’. 20 Oct, 2026
NPR’s Scott Simon talks to Spanish filmmakers Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo about their new film, La Bola Negra.
McCartney also raised concerns about the upcoming four-part Beatles biopic series directed by Sam Mendes
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Most film narratives move in one direction. A character wants something, obstacles appear, time passes, and eventually they – and we – arrive at an ending.
You’re in the edit bay at 1:13 a.m., staring at a timeline that still needs sound, color, captions, and one last export for a festival deadline that already feels behind. The inbox has a rejection email from a festival you cared about, your bank account is doing the indie-film version of a slow fade, and…
A stolen dagger drives the action in Kanjar, a Kyrgyz thriller that explores the loss of cultural heritage. Director and screenwriter Adilet Akmatov draws on his experience as a stunt performer and fight choreographer to bring the story to the screen.
A scene from NAZA. The producers said the team had carried out scores of interviews with those with knowledge of IDF targeting and authorisation processes. Photograph: The GuardianA scene from NAZA. The producers said the team had carried out scores of interviews with those with knowledge of IDF targeting and authorisation processes. Photograph: The Guardian