Apr. 20—"The Devil's Mistress" (1965) by Orville "Buddy" Wanzer was the first indie film shot in New Mexico, as well as the first-ever film in the "acid Western" genre, according to filmmaker and ...

Human rights and gender activists Bishakha Datta and Geeta Misra connect on the commonalities of advocating diversity ...

Found footage fans shouldn't overlook this funny yet creepy and unsettling Shudder series, which follows a serial killer.

Writer-Director Nicole Betancourt spoke to Bleeding Cool about her latest documentary The Unfixing, a journey of healing & conservation.

Weekends are for winding down, ordering in, and diving into something fresh onscreen, and this week’s streaming lineup does ...

The Man Who Lies / Muž, ktorý luže (1968) This one is a treat for those who appreciate international flair. French director Alain Robbe-Grillet collaborated with Koliba Studios to craft a surreal, ...

Assamese cinema is set to explore the enigmatic depths of storytelling with its second anthological film, ‘Kahini Nohoi’ (Not ...

A soulful musical evening, "Hiya Bhora Shubha Kamnare," was organized at the Sri Sri Madhabdev International Auditorium of ...

Three Thai documentary heritage items have been inscribed on Unesco’s Memory of the World Register, as part of a new group of ...

Movies and TV productions are rapidly leaving California to film outside the United States, where labor costs are lower and ...

In a recent interview, Cate Blanchett said she was "serious about giving up acting" one day. See stars who have already taken ...

Tashi Lhazom discusses growing up speaking the Limi Kye language and her debut documentary ‘No Monastery, No Village’.