#film-making

#film-making

The story revolves around a family's dynamics, particularly focusing on the sister's rebellious quest for identity and the challenges faced by aspiring artists.

The film 'September 5' by Tim Fehlbaum draws inspiration from the historical events of the 1972 Munich Olympics attack, connecting personal growth with broader narratives.

Shyam Benegal, pioneer of Indian parallel cinema, passed away at 90, leaving a lasting legacy in filmmaking and storytelling.

The production design for Gladiator II emphasizes both familiarity and an enhanced epic scale, continuing the legacy of the original film.

Fawzia Mirza's debut film explores the intersection of queer identity and Muslim background through a semi-autobiographical narrative.

A film's power lies in the subterranean moments that occur between the words, where characters and audiences feel the profound impact of subtle shifts in consciousness.

The importance of embracing unplanned moments in film-making can lead to memorable and impactful scenes.

Art and life convergence in Harmony Korine's work, exploring questions of reality, fantasy, and post-meaning.

Love and communication through sign language play a significant role in the film.

Sorrentino's new film borders on self-parody with excessive focus on beauty and lack of substance.

Middlesex University student films succeed at Royal Television Society awards.

Madhumita Murgia explores how AI impacts real people, not just Silicon Valley elites.