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Inspired by Basharat Peer’s 2020 New York Times essay “Taking Amrit Home,” the film follows two childhood friends from a small North Indian town whose shared dream of joining the police force unravels against the backdrop of caste divisions, religious … Continued
An Amazon-backed war story is about to break ranks in Germany, and it has nothing to do with the Eastern Front. What boundary does it cross in two days that theatrical purists didn’t see coming? Source: In 2 Days an … Continued
A dearth of domestic blockbusters, rising competition from streaming platforms and consumer belt-tightening are drivers of the slump, which threatens to upend one of Asia’s most dynamic theatrical markets. The industry is currently confronting an existential threat to its once-thriving … Continued
Highlights include the creation of BFI Skills Clusters across the UK; the Open Cinemas fund attracting new audiences to independent cinemas; funding award-winning features such as “Santosh,” “My Father’s Shadow” and “Pillion”, all directed by BFI Network alumni; and research … Continued
“What I am trying to show is that, despite the changes of the times, the essential value of ‘going to the cinema’ never changes,” says the Korean director. Source: How Lee Jong-pil’s ‘Time of Cinema’ Shows Why Moviegoing Still Matters
Flight transforms a shipping container into an economy plane cabin and explores the many worlds interpretation of Quantum Mechanics, taking audiences through two worlds, two realities and two possible outcomes to their journey. Source: Darkfield returns to London with four … Continued