In an era where cinematic narratives intertwine with the complexities of global politics, film awards serve as battlegrounds of ideas and interpretations.

Nisha Pahuja's Oscar-nominated cinematic documentary purposefully unveils real-life stories, urging broader attention to the rampant epidemic of misogynistic violence.

With masterful finesse, the film-making makes the TV series a beacon of truth that shines through the murky fog of uncertainty.

In the times when we are surrounded by images, everyday lives saturated by images, why do we lack imagination? What is this relationship between politics and our capacity to imagine? And by an extension, does it deter us from defining a new politics for our social?

Will Palestine prove to be a ticklish issue for Arab regimes as they discover new bounties in search of a post-fossil economy?

Both Vladimir Putin and a succession of leaders in Ukraine have pursued a project of erasing and redefining the intertwined history of their peoples.

He interprets the epic in the light of today’s India, including the many agitations it has recently faced.

The truckers’ protest has spread across Canada and the protesters have successfully blocked three main land crossings to the US.

Chaitanya Tamhane’s new film is a big step towards developing his own visual style and storytelling.

The Canadian-turned-Calcuttan did not share the disdain arty Indian filmmakers had for commercial cinema.