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The 83rd Venice International Film Festival runs Sept. 2-12, 2026. Traditionally, Venice marks the beginning of the end-of-year awards push for film, with recent Oscar darlings Bugonia and Frankenstein coming off the Lido last year.

The Toronto International Film Festival begins Thursday, and with it comes this year’s crop of Oscar and fall premiere hopefuls. After last week’s fireworks at Venice and Telluride, we’re eager to see what fire our Canadian audiences will think of the recent raves.  

Srinagar: Acclaimed cinematographer Anil Mehta has said his early collaborations with filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali were among the biggest learning experiences of his career, while reflecting on the uncertainty of working in the film industry at the International Film Festival Jammu and Kashmir.

Two of St. Louis’ premier film festivals have taken a stand on the use of AI in movies.

Ada Solomon of Romanian producer MicroFilm has credits on almost 100 films, including Berlinale Golden Bear winners Radu Jude’s Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn and Calin Netzer’s Child’s Pose.

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 5 (ANI): At a time when artificial intelligence is increasingly finding its way into filmmaking, actor Rasika Dugal explained that even if AI assists with the creative process, the biggest hurdle comes with getting it backed by producers and then releasing it in theatres.  Speaking to ANI, Rasika Dugal noted that…

Her remarks reflect a long-running debate within the film industry about gender representation behind the camera