Varietyby Naman Ramachandran28d ago
Maha Harada spent two decades building scenes on the page before she ever stood behind a camera. Now 64, the best-selling Japanese author is making her feature directorial debut with “In My...
Literary Hubby Simon Warrack28d ago
On Finding the Beauty in a Block of Stone Simon Warrack Remembers What Led Him To Discover His Passion For Heritage Preservation The best way to observe London, with all its charm and beauty...
Literary Hubby Emerson Whitney28d ago
The Archive Talks Back: Eight Books That Wrest Humanity From the Record Emerson Whitney Recommends Matthew James Weigel, Anne Carson, Saidiya Hartman and More Genre-bending books have greatly...
Kyiv Independentby Kate Tsurkan28d ago
Ukraine's Culture Ministry announces major fundraising initiative to help publishers struggling after Russian attacks The Culture Ministry announced a $500,000 fundraising initiative on Sept.
The Guardianby Hannah Marriott28d ago
There is probably a Swedish word for the emotional state engendered in me by Dirty Dancing. A kind of turbo-nostalgia which blends solace, joy and a sense of continuity with a yearning so acute I...
The Escapistby Escapist Staff28d ago
Silent Hill: Townfall wants you white-knuckled from start to finish, and for most of its runtime, that’s exactly what makes it work.
Varietyby Naman Ramachandran28d ago
Blue Finch Films has boarded worldwide sales rights to “The Dark Gets In,” a supernatural thriller directed by Sean Hogan that will premiere at Beyond Fest later this month.
BOOK RIOTby Guest28d ago
Libbie Grant is the author of The Ended World, out now from Galiot Press. Below, she recommends three novels about humanity’s relationship with thinking machines.
Scroll.inby Scroll Staff28d ago
The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Monday rejected the Keralam government’s allegations that the Centre had denied permission to screen 31 movies at an international documentary...
The Guardianby Diego Nicolás Argüello28d ago
Fetch the chair from storage. Deliver a message that causes disgust. Clean vomit in the afternoon and pour another glass in the evening.
Literary Hubby Lit Hub Excerpts28d ago
My father Chas Bouguereau upped sticks some sixty years ago and left Louisiana and settled himself in Paris, a small town in Tennessee. It was 1840. A wiser man would have pushed on to the Ohio.
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau28d ago
Mumbai-based film production and distribution company Panorama Studios on Monday (September 9) announced a collaboration with Unni Mukundan and his production banner Unni Mukundan Films (UMF).
New Indian Expressby A Sharadhaa28d ago
Amartha Movie Review: A school reunion has a strange way of making time visible. The faces have changed and lives have moved on, yet an old photograph can take you back to a version of yourself...
New Indian Expressby A Sharadhaa28d ago
Four years after making his directorial debut with Sambho Shiva Shankara, filmmaker Shankar Konamanahalli returns with Bingo, an edge-of-the-seat suspense thriller scheduled to hit screens across...
Rock, Paper, Shotgunby Edwin Evans-Thirlwell28d ago
Once a fictional town in Maine, Silent Hill has broken containment and become a transferable oral history mechanism, offered to videogame developers worldwide as a way of investigating, even...
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Debopriyaa Dutta)28d ago
Quote Of The Day By Olivia Wilde: 'It's Only When We Give Up The Safety Of Comfort That We Will Actually Break New Ground. That's Where The Most...'
New Atlasby Abhimanyu Ghoshal28d ago
Suzhou, a historic city on the plains of eastern China, has just opened up the country's latest art exhibition space – and it's a spectacle for creatives, tourists, and architecture enthusiasts...
New Indian Expressby Pankil Jhajhria28d ago
From college students and families to older theatre-goers and first-time viewers, everyone is potentially a theatre-goer in Delhi. But the challenge is in getting them to a show.
/Filmby staff@slashfilm.com (Witney Seibold)28d ago
5 Star Trek: Voyager Episodes With Great Space Battles In many ways, "Star Trek: Voyager" is the purest of the "Star Trek" shows.
Frontlineby Khawar Khan Achakzai28d ago
There is something unsettling about memory. It gives tangible shape to tragedies that strike unexpectedly.
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