Twenty years have passed since The Lives of Others was made. Twenty years since that gray winter—a cold season in which voices were not merely voices, but evidence of guilt,
When approaching It Was Just an Accident, directed by Jafar Panahi, if we consciously shift the analysis away from the level of political subject matter and toward the film’s formal
Spring in Finland is not merely a simple change of season; it is a sensory and psychological resurrection. After months of absolute darkness and bone-chilling winter cold, the emergence of
The Yellow of Love and Failure
A Comparison Between the Babi Yar Massacre in Kyiv and the Iranian Holocaust Through the Poetry of Yevtushenko
On May 8, 2026, the historic halls of Le Champo welcomed filmmakers, cinephiles, and artists from around the world for the latest edition of the Paris International Women's Film Festival
Venice Film Festival 2025 | Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein: Creator, Creature, and the Concept of God Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is a strange odyssey that seeks to retell Mary Shelley’s
Honolulu, HI – July 2025 — The Hawaii Film Awards proudly concluded its July 2025 edition with an inspiring showcase of independent filmmaking at the Consolidated Theatres Pearlridge. This summer’s
Toronto audiences will have the opportunity to watch a gripping new political thriller on May 03 at Innis Town Hall and Global Link, featuring the harrowing journey of an exiled
According to the report of Mansour Jahani, an independent and international cinema journalist, Mohammad Rasoulof, a well-known director of Iranian cinema, was sentenced to 8 years in prison, whipping, fine
