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A Palestinian film is an Oscars favorite − so why is it so hard to see?

Ph. Directors Basel Adra, left, and Yuval Abraham on stage at the 62nd New York Film Festival on Sept. 29, 2024. Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images Drew Paul, University of Tennessee For many low-budget, independent films, an Oscar nomination is a golden ticket. The publicity can translate into theatrical releases or rereleases, along with more

Asia’s Impact on Worldwide Film: From Bollywood to Anime

Asia’s influence on the global film industry is a complex phenomenon that has profoundly shaped entertainment worldwide. From Bollywood’s vibrant colours and melodious tunes to the compelling narratives and artistic animations of Japanese anime, Asian cinema has left an enduring impression on global audiences. Bollywood: A Cultural Powerhouse Bollywood, India’s Hindi-language film industry

The Hollywood Strike Could Cost NYC Tens of Thousands of Jobs

Work related to film and television production accounts for some 5% of all jobs in the city. Greg David and Suhail Bhat, The City This article was originally published on Jul 20 2:05pm EDT by THE CITY Here is your July economic recovery update from THE CITY. We publish a new analysis of

‘RRR’: The Indian Film Disrupting Hollywood’s Award Season

“RRR (Rise, Roar, Revolt)” is an Indian film that has been making waves in the Hollywood and international film communities. Heading into awards season, it has won big at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice awards A Telugu language song, from a Telugu language film, won a Golden Globe last week. Earlier this

March on Washington Film Festival Aims to Refocus Black Cinema History

As with most events held in , the March on Washington Film Festival has two major historical moments to contend with — the coronavirus pandemic and the racial reckoning spurred by the Black Lives Matter movement. But while hosting a film festival amid an unprecedented health emergency is definitely challenging, event founder Robert

U.K. to Offer Hollywood Actors, Crew Exemption From Quarantine Rules

The U.K. government is to exempt some leading U.S. actors, such as Tom Cruise, and crew from its 14-day travel quarantine to allow Hollywood blockbusters to resume production. The move follows a conversation between culture secretary Oliver Dowden and Cruise earlier this week about restarting filming on the latest “Mission: Impossible” movie. The