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“Yeah, I’ve always been a genre fan and I’ve always been queer, and those two things always kind of ran parallel to each other and never intersected. I mean, there was that one moment in A Nightmare on Elm Street … Continued
Smriti Mundhra’s four-part docu-series provides an insight into how Yash Raj Films understood the pulse of a diverse audience besotted with cinema. Source: ‘The Romantics’ docu-series review: A beginner’s guide to popular Hindi cinema – The Hindu
The live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon is on track to release on March 14, 2025. Source: Dean DeBlois and Universal Are Working on a Live-Action Adaptation of How To Train Your Dragon
A painted Bangladeshi rickshaw, a World War One uniform and flyers from 1970s gay nightclubs are among the exhibits chosen to offer a fresh view of South Asian culture in a new gallery.Manchester Museum has created the gallery as part … Continued
From Oscar-winning crowd-pleasers to thought-provoking indie efforts, here’s a closer look at Black cinema from the past couple decades. Source: The Best of 21st Century Black Cinema, According to Rotten Tomatoes
Accountant Kit Parfitt has no illusions about the variable quality of some of Disney’s recent Marvel Studios’ releases. “When it comes to Marvel, Star Wars, I’ll watch anything,” he says. That’s the kind of commitment that Disney is banking on … Continued