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Search ResultNew Film Prize Created To Promote Better Roles For Women
The New York-based Independent Filmmaker Project and Phosphate Productions have partnered to create a new prize, The Phosphate Prize at IFP, to encourage indie film writers...
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Animators: You’ve heard of them, but may never have seen them in the flesh. They live in sunless rooms or basements, spending long hours either staring at a glowing s...
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Mumbai, June 9: National award winning director Onir’s forthcoming film ‘Veda’ is in the news for all the right reasons. Being produced by National Award ...
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May was on to an encouraging start with Gabbar Is Back, which kicked up a storm at the box office. Theanti-corruption background in films has a way of gett...
Read More2015 Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Unveils 50th Lineup
Sean Baker’s “Tangerine” will get its European premiere at the festival in July. The Czech-based Karlovy Vary International Film Festival has just announc...
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Bollywood filmmaker Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra today said that building toilets is more important than constructing temples and mosques. “For me, though politically I am...
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Hollywood hasn’t released a notable female-led film set on Wall Street for 27 years. Not since Mike Nichols’s 1988 comedy Working Girl—starring Melanie Gr...
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Magic, healing, romance and dreams are all part of a woman’s tender path to a deeper awareness of herself and the world around her when she volunteers to help soldier...
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So here?? the thing!
As I entered home this evening, my housekeeper Leela Lhama opened the door, as usual.
She normally takes my laptop bag from my hand and...
Read MorePiracy And The Right To Entertainment
Walking through a busy Pali market in Bandra, Mumbai, on Saturdays, it’s almost certain to see ladies haggling over the size and shape of fruits and vegetables with t...
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