From Bangladesh to Europe, these films trace the uneasy aftermath of wars and uprisings, revealing how freedom is tested long after victory is declared ...

Without these cultural interventions, it is hard to imagine how the world might have recognised our struggle as its own. Art endures because it does what politics alone cannot: it fixes memory, ...

Rajinikanth, who turned 75, has completed 50 years in cinema, marking a stellar journey across multiple languages. In 1995, ...

Every bit of love that we have received on the poster of Jayashree ji for V. Shantaram, is an ode to her. Ode to her grace, ...

Bengali cinema grew out of literature, folk traditions and a strong socialist ethos, centering its stories on the working ...

In Dhaka, where public spaces are disappearing and commercial cinemas have a steady, predictable menu, community-led film screening initiatives have started to appear again, but in unexpected places — ...

Kolkata: A compilation of maps, newspaper clippings, and a video recording, documenting the harrowing experiences of ...

Srijit Mukherji’s films are known to stir conversations. These films arrived at a time when Bangla cinema needed a certain ...

Nyholm is known for 2016’s The Giant, which played at several festivals including TIFF, and second feature Koko-di Koko-da which blended live action and animation and world premiered at Sundance.

Oscar-nominated Macedonian director Tamara Kotevska will be among the directors presenting their upcoming films at the Les Arcs Film Festival’s Work in Progress showcase in later this month. Her debut ...

Bangladesh has again asked India to extradite former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who was recently sentenced to death in absentia over last year’s deadly crackdown against a student-led uprising.

Reverse exodus is being witnessed along India-Bangladesh border in South Bengal as illegal Bangladeshi nationals are attempting to go back to their country amid the ongoing Special Intensive Revision ...