filmmaking

By Express News Service Actor-turned-director Shreyas Chinga is gearing up for his upcoming film, David, which holds great significance in his career. According to Shreyas, it not only marks his first solo lead role…

Express News Service Breaking away from the conventional storylines, Road King stands as the first Kannada film to be entirely shot through video conferencing. With Hollywood director Randy Kent calling the shots from…

Ajidhan Thavasimuthu, K.G. Vishnu in a still from ‘Siruvan Samuel’ | Photo Credit: Countryside Films The nostalgia of the 90s and early 2000s is a delicate motif to crack in storytelling. You need more than just references to get the…

By Express News Service In today’s digital world, it is unusual for a filmmaker to revert to old methods of filmmaking. Natesh Hegde, the director of the critically acclaimed film Pedro, shares that his next film…

Express News Service Amazon Prime Video’s new series, Jubilee, is a grand, richly detailed, and incisive recreation of the Hindi film industry at the time of the birth of independent India. Deftly balancing the real…

Singer Demi Lovato is all set to make her directorial debut. As per Variety, Lovato will helm Child Star (working title), a feature-length documentary that aims to "deconstruct the highs and lows of growing up in the spotlight through the…

Kunchacko Boban in a still from ‘Pakalum Pathiravum’ | Photo Credit: Goodwill Entertainments/YouTube How do disasters occur? If the disaster is happening in an Ajai Vasudev movie, it is certainly going to be in slow motion, with a…

Over the last few years, Korean content has permeated the world. From the web series Squid Game to K-pop and K-dramas, not to mention films — think Oscar-winning Parasite (2019) and director Park Chan-wook’s Cannes winner, Decision to Leave…

Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service Sunday’s buzzy premiere of “The Last of Us” on HBO inspired some thinking about other video game adaptations, which have often been maligned as unsuccessful, though in…

BRUCE R. MILLER Even though he has been an entertainment journalist for decades, Michael Ausiello was surprised by the long hours it took to film “Spoiler Alert,” a film based on his memoir.“You always…