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This International Women's Day, let us question the biggest mode of influence and entertainment - cinema. Have movies done enough to represent women, are they telling stories that are relevant?

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Yimkhiung Naga Tales and Stories by Ryunshito Lims, published by PenThrill publishing house, is a rich collection of folk ...

BERLIN, winter 2026: the Berlinale film festival, with thick snow on the ground. But we’re cosy in the modernist brick surrounds of the Akademie der Kunste. On stage, the man who knows more about ...

On this International Women's Day, let's examine the most significant source of influence and entertainment: film. Have films adequately portrayed women, and are they sharing narratives that resonate?

This collection of essays is a testimony to cities that devolve, disappear, and reappear as altered landscapes, haunted by ...

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Cinema serves as a mirror to society, with its narratives, characters, and ideologies often rooted in real-life experiences. The portrayal of women in films frequently indicates what the industry ...