Cinema 12/10/2018 Females star at London Film Festival The London film festival centre stages female film directors and strong female roles
Cinema 11/10/2018 "22 July" film concentrates on survivors The movie, directed by Paul Greengrass is based on the terror attacks of Norwegian far-right extremist Anders Behring Breivik
Cinema 21/09/2018 Belarusian film Crystal Swan takes the Grand Prix at the Almaty Film Festival The film is set in the post-Soviet Belarus of the 1990s where young Evelina is desperate to get to Chicago and earn her living as a professional house DJ.i
Cinema 19/09/2018 Almaty launches its International Film Festival Festival pitches itself as major forum for co-productions in the former Kazakh capital, the cradle of Soviet cinema with a long tradition of filmmaking.
Cinema 13/09/2018 Nicole Kidman in new film about gay conversion therapy Nicole Kidman's latest movie 'Boy erased' had its premiere at the Toronto International Film festival. The film looks at the mother of a son forced to participate in a church-supported gay conversion program in a small American town.
Cinema 13/09/2018 Pasolini restrospective in cinema screening series He’s the filmmaker behind classics like "120 days of Sodom", and now Pier Pasolini has a retrospective called "The Great Heretic". It will screen 17 restored versions of his films in Athens, Greece. But how relevant is Pasolini today?
Cinema 11/09/2018 Robert Redford's final film at TIFF Robert Redford's final film premieres at Toronto International Film Festival
Cinema 10/09/2018 Deauville pays emotional tribute to Morgan Freeman 44th American Film Festival wraps up with top prizes for debut films.
Cinema 07/09/2018 "Operation Finale" pits Kingsley against Isaac in the story of the Eichmann capture The story of the Israeli secret service's daring 1960's covert operation in Argentina has been given the Hollywood twist.
Cinema 06/09/2018 Cronenberg awarded Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival The 75 year old Canadian director was recognised for a lifetime of achivement.
Cinema 04/09/2018 Orson Welles' unfinished movie presented at Venice Film Festival Orson Welles shot "The Other Side of the Wind" in the early 1970s but gave up on it, leaving behind 100 hours of footage when he died in 1985.
Cinema 04/09/2018 Uruguay's humble president featured at Venice Film Festival As the president of Uruguay Jose Mujica gave most of his salary to charity and lived an austere lifestyle whilst in office.
Cinema 27/07/2018 Italian National Hero made into an animation Cyclist Gino Bartali helped around 800 Jews escape the holocaust because he smuggled fake documents in the frame of his bike. He pretended to be training but was carrying messages and photographs for passports to the Italian Resistance
