Nandita Das: Manto is very relevant todayBy World Cinema Reports' Editors09/23/20189 Mins Read In this interview with indianexpress.com, Nandita Das talks about her globally acclaimed film Manto and tells us why the writer…
Independent African-American Filmmakers Shape the FutureBy World Cinema Reports' Editors09/16/20186 Mins Read Two upcoming film festivals, one new and one established, highlight independent black filmmakers who amplify black narratives that are often…
Community Access NYC Mental Health Film FestivalBy World Cinema Reports' Editors09/13/20185 Mins Read The ways we watch TV and movies have evolved, and it’s time for the talent in front of and behind…
Green Lens Film Series returns to Egyptian, HollywoodBy World Cinema Reports' Editors09/10/20182 Mins Read The Green Lens Film Series returns 7 p.m. Sept. 13 to the Egyptian Theatre, 135 N. Second St., with a…
This Changes EverythingBy World Cinema Reports' Editors09/08/20185 Mins Read Last year, now-infamous producer Harvey Weinstein was still attending the Toronto International Film Festival. This year, making its world premiere…
Jim Miller talks about Brave New FilmsBy Bijan Tehrani09/04/20182 Mins Read If you go to Brave New Films’ YouTube channel, you discover a treasure of social justice films. In this channel…
Pakistan, the focus country for Tasveer Film FestivalBy World Cinema Reports' Editors09/04/20182 Mins Read It is a proud moment for the local film fraternity that Pakistan is the focus country for the upcoming Tasveer…
BlacKkKlansman reviewBy World Cinema Reports' Editors08/27/20185 Mins Read Spike Lee’s Cannes grand prix winner is the director’s best work since his Oscar-nominated 1997 documentary 4 Little Girls. Combining the…
The Black Experience On FilmBy World Cinema Reports' Editors08/26/20181 Min Read The African American Film Critics Association and TCM have collaborated for a month long programme titled The Black Experience on Film.…
Charles Ferguson’s ‘Watergate’ at New York Film FestivalBy World Cinema Reports' Editors08/26/201812 Mins Read Errol Morris’ look at Steve Bannon, Alexis Bloom’s dissection of Roger Ailes, and James Longley’s unflinching portrait of life in…
