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Search ResultFilm Festival Directors Discuss State of Cinema
Would you say that the state of international film is healthy and on the rise?
Barbera: The U.S. is still the leading film industry and biggest market, but it’s ...
Why Le Bataclan Was Right To Open, And Why We Need To Keep Celebrating Live Music
On 13 November 2015, at around 8.55pm, a friend nudged my side and whispered that something was happening in Paris.We were at the Roundhouse, one of the most iconic music v...
Read MoreTED x Whitehall: “Don’t tell me fashion is frivolous” -Frances Corner
What do you wear if you’re going to meet the Head of London College of Fashion? In this TEDTalks video Professor Frances Corner discusses how we place so much time an...
Read MoreClimate Change In Pictures: Photographs From Around The World Show Droughts, Floods And Melting Ice
An exhibition of photographs showing the effects of climate change around the world is currently on display at the United Nations climate summit in Morocco.
The images...
Three Indian Movies To Travel To Cairo Film Festival
Three Indian movies will be part of the Cairo International Film Festival, running from November 15 to 24. What is most remarkable is that one of them, The Narrow Path (Ott...
Read MoreWhy This Software Engineer Turned Artist From Bhopal Was Picked To Paint Scenes For A Film On Van Gogh
Van Gogh is easily one of the most reputed artists in the post-impressionist movement, which took root in France in the early 1920s. But the story of his tragic death is mo...
Read MoreWeighing In On Sugar Tax
The World Health Organisation’s recommendation that nations tax sugary drinks is a well-meaning one, but the needs of local communities cannot be left out If, some ye...
Read MoreNo Rights, No Sex: The Powerful History Of Women Going On Strike
Protesting a recent proposal to completely ban abortion in Poland, tens of thousands of women went on strike on Monday, boycotting school, work, and household chores and ma...
Read More'Link Up Public Health With The Climate Change Agenda'
The global health and climate community met in Paris last week to highlight the insidious link between health and climate change and demand more explicit recognition of thi...
Read MoreAbbas Kiarostami Died: Martin Scorsese Pays Tribute
'He was one of those rare artists with a special knowledge of the world' Revered Iranian auteur Abbas Kiarostami died today in Paris at the age of 76. A cinephile's favouri...
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