‘WandaVision’ Review: Episode 4 ‘Interrupts This Program’ to Catch Up on Old News
Monica Rambeau and the real world take center stage in Episode 4, a plot-heavy half-hour filled with more confirmations than revelations.
Category: Culture
‘Romeo and Juliet’: Jessie Buckley and Josh O’Connor Filmed a Shakespeare Adaptation in Lockdown
Shuttered theaters led the stars and the National Theatre team to reimagine the production as a unique filmed stage adaptation, airing on PBS in April.
Barcelona International Film Festival (Spring Edition)
On Monday, April 12, Barcelona International Film Festival (BIFF), the Spanish film competition, begins taking diversity and vitality as its thematic pillars.
Barcelona International Film Festival successfully ends
With a complete schedule of activities was held the Barcelona International Film Festival, The Independent Awards (BIFF) Winter Season 2021, where every 3 months filmmakers, writers, specialists, directors and film actors, as well as lovers of cinema congregate digitally during this new era, to be participants in this magnificent event. During the first days of […]
Significance of Copyrights to Filmmakers
The sense of utmost satisfaction, tears of ecstasy, the nerve-wracking suspense, the spine-chilling horror and the haunting melancholy, all of which entice the movie enthusiasts is made solely possible due to a plethora of talent which include the producers, directors, screen writers, cinematographers, actors, art directors to name a few. This massive collaborative endeavor is […]
The Largest Film Festival in the world
Drawing over half a million visitors from around the globe each year ” The Berlinale” held annually in Berlin, Germany is the largest and one of the most prestigious Film festivals of the world. Both Film professionals and spectators from over 130 plus countries join this massive, diverse and enthralling experience held for eleven consecutive […]
The Evolution Of Cinema
Ever since its origin in the 1800s to present day, Cinema has come a long way through experimentation and innovations. Many new discoveries have shaped the Cinema Industry to what it is today. It all began with George Eastman’s invention of the first celluloid roll film, seeing the light of day in 1885 and subsequent […]
Most successful Book-to-Film Adaptations of All Time
Creative ideas for movies can come from any place and throughout the history of movies, books have been a frequent cinematic inspiration. In fact, books are great fodder for films, because they already have established fan bases. Of the hundreds of movies based on books, here are some of the most successful book-to-film adaptations of […]
7 of the Best indies of the 21st Century
Indies have been around ever since filmmaking came into being with Thomas Edison first monopolising film making technology. Though indies weren’t backed by studios they were potent enough to reach mainstream audiences garnering much love and prestigious awards. Following are some of the Best Independent films of the 21st century. Donnie Darko(2001) a sci-fi cult […]
Lexicon Grown Broader with Cinema
There are certain phrases such as “Toast”, “As if” and “Catfish” which have become so common in our lives that we wouldn’t even bother to think that their origin could have been popular films. Popular culture has always and will continue to contribute to language development, with cinema taking a key role. Linguists are constantly […]
