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The inaugural International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir concluded with a performance by Usha Uthup and calls for increased local participation in filmmak

Despite recent box office struggles, Bollywood continues to invest in biopics and sports dramas like 'Dada' and 'Lalkaar', with filmmakers focusing on compellin

Filmmaker Werner Herzog stated at the Venice Film Festival that he dislikes the term 'neurodivergence,' finding it akin to 'political correctness' that scares h

Upcoming mythological films like 'Ramayana' face increased scrutiny from religious and fringe groups due to audiences viewing such narratives as integral to the

YouTuber Mark "Markiplier" Fischbach has become GoPro's largest single shareholder with an 8.5 percent stake, stating he believes the company is undervalued and

A new Scottish streaming platform named Scotflix aims to revolutionize the traditional streaming model. The platform seeks to retain intellectual property and l

Bollywood stars are increasingly opting for experimental films by niche filmmakers, moving away from formulaic projects due to faltering box-office returns from

Cinema is entering its tech era, with the Bengaluru International Short Film Festival 2026 highlighting AI's future in the industry. A new AI short film categor

Netflix has launched its India Storytelling Initiative in partnership with IICT and NFDC to train aspiring creators and strengthen its ties with Indian creativi

Filmmaker James Cameron expressed his strong disapproval of generative AI in creative industries, describing the idea of AI-generated actors and performances as

Director Jeff Wadlow discusses the challenges of filming his shark thriller 'The Devil's Mouth' in water, noting that these difficulties remain similar to those

Netflix has made a $587 million deal to integrate Ben Affleck's AI startup as a studio tool, aiming to accelerate filmmaking processes. The company states this

Legendary horror and sci-fi director John Carpenter, 78, discusses his creative process, aversion to compromise, and his recent graphic novel "Cathedral," inspi

Star Wars director George Lucas has expressed his support for artificial intelligence in filmmaking, likening AI skeptics to Luddites and stating that AI is the

George Lucas, the creator of 'Star Wars' and ILM, is reportedly a proponent of artificial intelligence, viewing it as the future of filmmaking.

Indian film producers are now utilizing generative AI to create movie trailers and short films from simple prompts, aiding in pitching ideas to investors. This

India has blocked the release of Diljit Dosanjh's film 'Satluj' for years, with censors demanding 127 cuts to the movie, which explores a period of police bruta