The usual deadline for the 13th Annual New York Independent Film Festival is November 30! Submit your film now. We are looking for documentaries or storytelling where the filmmaker has put his passion into the film. Whatever the subject, and the shoot is well done, we are interested in watching …
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Savita Singh’s Sonsi not only wins the National Award for Best Cinematography, it is also the Indian short film presented at the Oscars If cinematography is the art of making the invisible visible, then Savita Singh has mastered it. His short film Soni is not only the winner of this …
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Image courtesy of Getty Images Movie Earlier this year, stories from people, including Coloradans, blaming their reluctance to take vaccines I’m a legend emerged. We explored the connection. By Angela Ufheil October 26, 2021 Right after receiving her second dose of the Pfizer vaccine, my mom made a weird joke. …
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So many artists, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), collect even more new music we would call âindieâ and talk about what metal comes out. We post music news, song premieres and more all day long. We are updating a weekly …
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Read More »Realscreen »Archive» Ji.hlava IDFF announces opening film and masterclasses
The organizers of the 25th Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival announced the opening film for this year’s event, along with details of the event’s masterclasses and juries. Ji.hlava 2021 will open with film When the flowers are not silent by Belarusian director Andrei Kutsila, on his homeland after last year’s …
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AAT LEAST FOR its first few seconds, âAlRawabi School for Girlsâ seems like just another teen drama. As piano chords echo in the background, a teenage girl in pink walks past a school bus. âSchool has always been my favorite place,â she says. Then his classmates attack him. The setup …
Read More »‘Five Murmurations’ is John Akomfrah’s response to traumas of this decade – ARTnews.com
No need to beat around the bush: Five Whispers is the most haunting and heartbreaking new piece of art I’ve seen so far this decade – and rightly so, since its subject matter is the haunting, heartbreaking state of the decade so far. In the three-channel video installation, which premiered …
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I love you but I chose the darkness, by Claire Vaye Watkins (Riverhead). “I have tried to tell this story several times,” writes the protagonist of Watkins’ startling novel. “This will be my last try.” Struck with a sense of alienation after having her first child, she leaves her baby …
Read More »The Calvert Journal Film Festival explores the diversity of Eurasia through local filmmakers
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Read More »Watch and stream: October 15
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Read More »Olaf takes on Disney classics in Olaf Presents trailer
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Mugizh is refreshingly minimalism. The mere fact that a marketable hero like Vijay Sethupathi accepts a premise like this sounds like a miracle Language: Tamil In the past few weeks, Vijay Sethupathi has had three movie releases. He also hosts a show on a popular Tamil TV channel, has given …
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The P Sheshadris Mohandas director of the award returned to Bapu’s childhood. The touch of director Midas and the extraordinary work of the tech and show crew made for an interesting presentation of Gandhi as a child, happy with his world. Coinciding with the 150th birthday of Mahatma Gandhi: Director …
Read More »UHCL: Theater and Art Gallery Invite Submissions for Sustainability Festival
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Read More »Wednesday 6 October 2021 – La Minute Monocle
Are the Western Balkan countries stuck in an abusive relationship with the EU? This is a question that deserves to be asked before the last EU-Western Balkans summit which is being held today in Brdo pri Kranju in Slovenia. The abuses do not take the form of economic sanctions, military …
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Last weekend marked the middle of the New York Film Festival, with several screenings of her centerpiece selection, Jane Campion’s neo-western / masculinity review, The Power of the Dog, Friday Night. But some of my favorite films at the festival so far have been in the realm of non-fiction – …
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UK-based specialty distribution and rights management company Magnify Media has unveiled a list of new formats that will launch during their live showcase of the new formats on Tuesday, October 5. Is my country wronged (5 x 60 minutes) will be included in the slate. The title Joined Up Films …
Read More »Cutting-edge film: Nishikawa to present new work at New York Film Festival
When we think of a film, we often imagine a product and not a performance: scripted and carefully shot scenes, hours spent on the floor of the editing room. Associate Professor and President of Cinema’s new film Tomonari Nishikawa, Six seventy-two variants: Variation 1, tears that image to shreds – …
Read More »35 best movies to stream on the platform
It’s a new month! And you know what that means: it’s time to peruse another series of some of the best movies in Netflix’s huge catalog – from classics to new offerings – to find out what you’re watching this month in October. These are all for the month of …
Read More »Review: This week’s releases feature characters breaking new ground
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Read More »ArtServe hosts a screening of an LGBTQ film “Open Dialogues” on National Coming Out Day, October 11
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When cinematographer Sam Levy and writer and director Karen Cinorre, now married in their forties, first met – in a film class as undergraduates at Brown – he was struck by the fact that âshe had read all these interesting texts on magic, mediums and optical tricks that you could …
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New Era: Magic Kingdom Theme Park Grand Opening The public has never seen anything like it. October 1, 1971, The fictional world of Disney It came to life with the opening of the Walt Disney World Resort. Mickey Mouse led his lucky first visitors, Bill and Marty Windsor, who live …
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Four days after the death of Melvin Van Peebles, his son joined NYFF to greet his father’s iconic âSweet Sweetback’s Badassss Songâ. Legendary movie maverick Melvin Van Peebles passed away at the age of 89 on Wednesday. Four days later, his son Mario was on stage to present his father’s …
Read More »The Marines reluctantly let a Sikh officer wear a turban. He says it’s not enough.
âIt got pretty routine and there were very few problems. This is what makes the response of the Marines in this case so surprising, âsaid Giselle Klapper, a civil rights lawyer with a rights group, the Sikh Coalition, which has helped Sikh troops demand exceptions. But the Marine Corps doesn’t …
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Read More »This mind-blowing sci-fi thriller on Amazon Prime will stay with you for days
Prepare to be blown away by the consistency of 2013. Amazon prime If your love for watching psychologically twisted movies can only rival your penchant for reading late-night Reddit theories on their endings – watching yourself, Principle fans – I have a request. Please stop scrolling endlessly on any streaming …
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The photos certainly have the to feel of The dark side. Supersaturated reds, purples and browns. Pillow shaped humans with beehive hairstyles. Some tarnishing of household surfaces and clothing. But there is also something … disabled in the pair of low-resolution stills posted to social media a few months ago …
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The herald Zimbabwe-born artist Kudzanai Chiurai is a phenomenon. He is one of the most demanding and inventive figures in contemporary African art. From large-scale photos of fictional African rulers, to experimental films and protest posters, to rich oil paintings and minimal sculptures, his work is held in the best …
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Read More »The Arab Film Festival 2021 – Announcements
The Arab Film Festival 2021Hybrid festival returns to audiences in Minneapolis and virtually across the United StatesSeptember 29-October 3, 2021, 7 p.m. Mizna 2446 University Avenue West Saint-Paul, Minnesota 55114United States T +1 612 788 6920 [email protected] The 15th edition of the Mizna Twin Cities Arab Film Festival (TCAFF) returns …
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Read More »Amazon Prime will present the new production of Suriya on September 24
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Read More »Show time! Forest City Film Festival to welcome live audiences again
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When a mission to establish an outpost on Earth goes haywire, an alien known as B-127 collapses from his wounds and transforms into a yellow Volkswagen Beetle. Years later, a young teenage girl named Charlie (Hailee Steinfeld) discovers the Beetle in a junkyard near a small Californian seaside town. In …
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Foree, who was actually in the same civil rights activist and theater group in Harlem as Jones, says he brought his outrage at racial inequality to his performance as Peter, who takes on the zombie hordes with a calm authority. âEvery African American in those years was angry,â he told …
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A performance by the award-winning performance group Black Took Collective highlights the fall lineup of the long-running Arts & Readings series at Cal State San Marcos. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the series will be presented in a virtual format for the third consecutive semester. All events will take place …
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David Mitchell, 52, is the author of several bestselling novels, including Cloud Atlas. Born in Southport, Kent, he has lived near Clonakilty, Co Cork, for 17 years. In 2007, Time magazine named him one of its 100 most influential people in the world. In 2013, Mitchell and his wife Keiko …
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the Jerusalem Film Festival is preparing for a start at the end of August, with the famous Cannes title “Where’s Anne Frank?” is about to open the 38th edition of the festival. Directed by Ari Folman, the animated film centers around Kitty, the imaginary friend of Anne Frank to whom …
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The program has a solid track record: out of 80 past Ignite scholars, 10 have seen their short film screened at the Sundance Film Festival. The Sundance Institute announced on Friday this year’s Sundance Ignite x Adobe Fellows, a group of 10 emerging artists chosen from a global pool of …
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Director Neill Blomkamp, ââwho picked up his canceled Halo film project deliver a dead blow District 9, turns to the video game industry. As reported by IGN, he joined Gunzilla Games studio as Chief Visionary Officer. The Hollywood director will help the studio create an AAA multiplayer shooter. Founded by …
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If you told people in 1967 that Andy Warhol’s house band just released one of the most revered rock albums of all time, they would ask what their name is, and when you tell them, they would laugh. On the audience side, there were a hundred acts capable of this …
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Saw’s first movie was released and apparently set in 2004, but John “Jigsaw” Kramer was playing games long before the opening credits. The first one Seen The movie was released and apparently set in 2004, but John “Jigsaw” Kramer was playing games long before the opening credits. Unlike many other …
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(ANSA) – ROME, JUL 16 – The Cannes Film Festival pays tribute to committed cult Italian director Marco Bellocchio with a three-day event culminating with the presentation of a Lifetime Achievement Award on Saturday at the outcome of the 74th edition of the emblematic festival. Thursday, Bellocchio, 81, had a …
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During its last week, the Cannes Film Festival will screen a few films that can be called anthologies of one kind or another: âThe French Dispatchâ by Wes Anderson (five discrete stories under one concept) on Monday, the anthology âThe Year of the Everlasting Stormâ (seven different directors discuss life …
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When the state was on triple lockdown earlier this year, a song was being born; remotely and in two different time zones. Now that the state is unlocked, the song from the movie Njan mikhael, shot entirely in Australia, will be broadcast by actor Aparna Murali and singer Haricharan, who …
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âHerculesâ isn’t the only myth Disney should consider adapting. Known as “Quetzalcóatl” for the Azteks and “Kukulcán” for the Mayans, this feathered serpent god was originally associated with vegetation, but its popularity and influence increased until it was considered the god of the morning and evening star, death and resurrection, …
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Robert Downey Sr. died in his sleep Wednesday morning at the age of 85. His son Robert Downey Jr. paid tribute to his father on Instagram. The actor called Downey Sr. a “true maverick filmmaker.” Visit the Insider homepage for more stories. Robert Downey Jr. released a public statement on …
Read More »“Dissecting Horror” continues TODAY with a new episode featuring the creatives of TOO LATE
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Most countries in the region have not completely lifted their COVID-19 restrictions, only allowing concerts if attendees have a negative PCR test or proof of having been vaccinated. For some festival fans, summer 2021 brings bad news, as some popular festivals have been canceled altogether. Romania allows an unlimited number …
Read More »FACT announces the return of its online commissioning program
Following the success of the FACT Together pilot program in 2020 – developed in response to financial uncertainty caused by the temporary closure of galleries and museums around the world – FACT is delighted to announce the second installment of the program. FACT Together will provide four early career artists …
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CLASSIC / FIREWORKS Fireworks with the Phil If you’re looking for the most typical Independence Day experience that isn’t actually July 4th, you’d be hard pressed to do better than attending the South Carolina Philharmonic concert in Segra Park on July 3rd. . The combination of minor-league stadium baseball, fireworks, …
Read More »At the Third Horizon Film Festival, Caribbean films reflect on layers of the past, present and future
MIAMI – There is a certain beauty in the portrayal of cinema, in being able to highlight the stories of people and places that are not often highlighted. For years, the Third Horizon Film Festival has offered these unique glimpses of Caribbean communities and their diaspora, through intimate and fun …
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the Perth International Revelation Film Festival is available again from July 1 to 11. If you haven’t heard of this festival (where have you been) the quickest way to explain it is to ask⦠“when was the last time you saw a cool t-shirt with its own?” QR code and …
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