Page 8 - Films

Why the rural barbershop gives filmmakers ample scope for mis-en-scene

Being centres of public assembly, more often in rural contexts, haircutting saloons have always featured in quintessential montages that depict the spreading of news

Veteran thespians take to the stage at the Delhi Theatre Festival

The third edition of the festival will present the classic and the avant-garde with big-ticket names, writes Amrita Singh

2018: Best of world cinema

Imagine Quentin Tarantino trying his hand at Khoon Bhari Maang and you have 'Revenge', a French rape-and-revenge thriller directed by Coralie Forgeat

MAMI Film Fest to celebrate Swedish filmmaker Bergman's birth centenary

The Swedish Consulate will stage special screenings of select works of the renowned Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman to mark his birth centenary

The Ghazi Attack: India's first underwater, war-at-sea film

The film depicts the story of the sinking of Pakistani attack submarine, PNS Ghazi in the 1971 war