From massive cross-regional hits to small gems, here’s how Indian cinema reinvented scale and storytelling in 2025 ...

HOUSTON, Texas -- Protests over the death of George Floyd continue to push conversations about race and injustice in America. As more people claim alliance, black social justice leaders and scholars ...

There is something inherently tactile and emotional about film. There’s a reason award-winning films like Anora and TV shows like Severance still get shot on film despite how expensive and limiting it ...

While on an upcoming episode of the Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast, writer and director Coralie Fargeat broke down the cinematic lineage of her "The Substance." When talking about her much-heralded body ...

From Dorothy’s home getting caught in a wild wind storm in 1939’s “The Wizard of Oz” to Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton running toward danger in 1996’s “Twister,” the tornado has long permeated American ...

If there’s anyone who’s felt the dramatic change in Saudi Arabia’s film industry, it’s Haifaa al-Mansour. When she shot her directorial debut “Wadjda” in 2011, she was forced to direct outdoor scenes ...

Is political divisiveness causing stress? Film critic Ty Burr, who writes for the Washington Post and the subscription newsletter Ty Burr's Watch List, joins host Scott Tong to discuss how films can ...

The award will honor companies, startups, entrepreneurs, and filmmakers using tech, including AI, to reshape how films are produced, financed, and distributed. By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief ...

Glen Powell is absolutely slaying in his next role — literally. In the first trailer for his upcoming film, “How to Make a ...

If you ever feel for something new and fun to explore in photography, then step back in time to film photography. Before ...