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An Iranian filmmaker said his country barred him from traveling to the London Film Festival over his support for the protest movement sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini that he called a "great moment in history". "I was prevented by the Iranian authorities from boarding my flight to London…

KOCHI: Two weeks after announcing an October 12 start in Jaipur, there is now a change of venue and

NEW DELHI: The jerseys and logos of the six teams that would be competing in the inaugural Indian Na

The international cinema set descended on London in true sartorial splendour

Opening on Wednesday, this year’s festival will host 164 feature films, from Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical to Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio

The London Film Festival is about to kick off, with numerous major releases debuting at the event. You can attend it yourself with tickets ranging in price depending how long you stay

As fans celebrate Global James Bond Day to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the first Bond film, Dr No, producers give update on casting.

Andrew Dominik spent more than a decade making a movie about Marilyn Monroe. So you’d think he would hold her in higher esteem. Apparently not.

A new streaming service, BFI+, plus investment in film education in schools and access to its archives are all part of the BFI’s new plan

As he releases the BFI’s 10-year strategy, CEO Ben Roberts talks about embracing digital culture and how he will increase access to screenings and jobs

Britain’s creative institutions are poised to compete for the most familiar faces to act as patrons – and maximise potential funding