The world's biggest film festival is returning to traditional May dates after two years of pandemic disruptions.
The film Amira was critisied by activists over its portrayal of the practice of sperm smuggling of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails.
A Muslim advocacy group has launched an artist database with support from Disney to address portrayals of Muslims behind the screen.
Hollywood workers vote in favour of authorising a strike, demanding better working conditions and fair salaries from the film and streaming sector.
This year, more people will attend the festival but guests are subject to checks and verification of vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test.
Many of Shamook's 90,000 followers felt his amateur reworking of the climactic scene of "The Mandalorian" season two surpassed the official version now streaming on Disney+.
Based on real events, the film 15/07 Safak Vakti tells the story of a handful of brave Turkish citizens standing up to, and prevailing against, the Fetullah Terrorist Organisation (FETO) five years ago during the failed coup attempt.
The Cannes Film Festival rolls out the red carpet for the first time in more than two years, launching the French Riviera spectacular with the premiere of Leos Carax's “Annette" and the introduction of Spike Lee’s jury.
Centrally located in Beyoglu, the Istanbul Cinema Museum beckons visitors from Turkey and beyond to experience the history of cinema in the country.
“The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It” earned an estimated $24 million, according to studio estimates, making it the biggest R-rated opening of the pandemic.
The two-time Oscar winner will pick up the trophy at the opening ceremony on July 6th.
The movie, which stars Daniel Craig, was supposed to open on April 2 but MGM announced it would push it to October 8.
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