Indigenous cinema: A new mode of creative self-determination
The affective qualities of film can help reframe humanity’s relationship with the natural world. Source: Indigenous cinema: A new mode of creative self-determination | OpenGlobalRights
Tokyo Film Festival Celebrates Women and World Cinema
As autumn paints the Japanese capital in gold and crimson, the city readies itself for a grand cinematic celebration. From October 27 to November 5, 2025, the 38th Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) will unfurl across the blue skies — … Continued
Jewish film festival in Malmö canceled after cinemas refuse to host it
A Jewish film festival in Malmö was canceled after every cinema declined to host it, citing security fears; Sweden’s culture minister called the situation ‘a complete disaster for society’. Source: Jewish film festival in Malmö canceled after cinemas refuse to … Continued
Trump’s proposed film tariffs spark panic across Britain’s studios
If he moves forward, Britain’s film industry could be screwed. This sector’s already limping from streaming pressure, labor strikes, and low box office numbers since COVID. A trade punch from Washington might be the last straw. Source: Trump’s proposed film … Continued
78 Great Directors Who Shaped the History of Cinema: An Introduction
Together, the voices of the auteur filmmakers like the ones featured in this video define the language of cinema. Source: 78 Great Directors Who Shaped the History of Cinema: An Introduction | Open Culture
Why art robberies exploded in the 20th Century
Acclaimed new film The Mastermind, starring Josh O’Connor, tells the story of an art robbery gone wrong. It’s inspired by a wave of similar thefts during a decade known for upheaval. Source: ‘Paintings were suddenly seen as money’: The reason … Continued