Our Planet, The People, My Blood A Documentary by Daniel Everitt Opening this Thursday March 12th, at the Prince Charles  Cinema, on  Leicester  Square, in London, is the World  Premiere of  ‘Our ...

Na Jaane Kaun aa Gaya, Review: Who, indeed?Looks like the makers of this film have taken their title literally and seriously. Translated, it reads, “Wonder who has come/arrived” At the end of 113...

Boong, Review: Slingshot hotshot in search of father, and fartherDo you know that Boong is the first ever Indian film to win an award at British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA)? Till...

Charak, Review: Cult, occult and difficultAs I child, I had seen posters about Ayurvedic medical products, sold under the name of Charak. Then I saw a clinic somewhere in Bombay, probably in Mahim,...

Subedaar, Review: Anil Kapoor as a Prahaari Subedaar (Nana Patekar reincarnated), and Nana Patekar as…?A few minutes into Subedaar, even before the first of many flashbacks in the movie, my mind...

This Fantasporto panel took place  Thursday, March 5 - 17.00h at Batlha Cinema Center,  themed "Norwegian Cinema Focus-  Production, Identity, Labor Relations, Autonomy and Gender Equality as the...

Don’t Call me Mama- Nina Knag -106’ (Noruega) screened in the Directors week, and came on stage to share her inspirations for this debut feature film. A teacher, struggling with her husband's past...

Legendary actress Karen Allen (Raiders of the Lost Arc, Animal House) attended the 2026 Saint Augustine Film Festival as a special guest to promote the movie she will be directing in the city...

Even as I was watching The Kerala Story 2 Goes Beyond, in a cinema hall, in North Mumbai, American attacks killed their pinpointed target, Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Syed Ali Khamenei. In...

The Witness, Overview: Bubbles of rain-water, or demons of the past?It is not often that a journalist, lecturer and playwright migrates to his familial village in Goa, and makes a film there. Over...