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Set in North Bengal, the Sauvik Pandit-directed film follows a Rajbanshi poet struggling to publish poetry in his mother tongue |
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Set in North Bengal, the Sauvik Pandit-directed film follows a Rajbanshi poet struggling to publish poetry in his mother tongue |
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Alongside Zoya Akhtar, the jury comprises of some other most respected names in global cinema, including Iranian director Ali Abbasi, American actor Patricia Arquette, Belgian actress Virginie Efira, Australian actor Jacob Elordi, British-American actor Andrew Garfield, Moroccan actress Nadia Kounda, and Argentine director Santiago Mitre |
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Pakistan's film industry has once again gained international recognition with the selection of |
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Fans are euphoric over Sydney Sweeney's latest red carpet look at the Berlin International Film Festival: a shimmering scarlet Miu Miu gown completely covered with ruby-coloured crystals. |
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Francesco Corti, directing from the harpsichord, brought virtuosity to an all-Bach programme with English Concert that closed this year's festival; while in a morning recital, Ruby Hughes and Fretwork illuminated Purcell's songs |
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Few can challenge the belief that the easiest way to win the hearts and minds of others is through the stomach. Hence, as China and Uruguay, celebrate their 35th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations this year, gastro-diplomacy plays an important part. |
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The traditional Chinese Longtaitou Festival, or Dragon-Head-Raising Festival, falls on the second day of the second lunar month every year, and recognizes the start of spring and farming. This year it falls on March 8. |
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The 7th Faiz Festival commenced on Friday at the Alhamra Art Center, Mall Road with much grandeur and enthusiasm. Grandly inaugurated by renowned poet and |
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Taran Kootenhayoo was named as a Star to Watch at the Whistler Film Festival in 2018 and earned the Most Promising Newcomer trophy at the Jessie Theatre Awards a year later. |
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Kashmir is set to host its first International Film Festival from September 7 to 10, featuring 135 films from 41 countries. The four-day event aims to put the Valley back on the global cinematic map. |