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At Outfest, redefining gay film
Chad Allen, Eric Debets in A A'Hollywood je tA A'aime.A A' Outfest 2009 In "La Mission," screening Thursday as the opening night film of Outfest, Benjamin Bratt plays a tough San Francisco ex-con grappling with acceptance of his gay son.
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I have no future in French cinema
French danseuse Helene Savoie tells The Guide why Bollywood latka-jhatkas suit her better than the morose cinema back home Twenty-six year-old Helene Savoie discovered and soon fell in love with Indian classical dance on a trip to Kolkata two years ago.
Festival of Paris Cinema news and guest of honour Jean-Pierre Leaud
Festival Paris CinA©ma offers Baccarat crystal prize trophies that reflect the glitter of the world of cinema for long fiction or documentary films and for short films.
Kareena recommended Imtiaz Ali: Saif Ali Khan
Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan, who has turned producer with his forthcoming film 'Love Aaj Kal', says it was Kareena Kapoor who recommended Imtiaz Ali as director for his first production venture.
Kambakkht Ishq grosses over USD 9.6mn worldwide at the box office; Reaches UK top 10
The film directed by debutant Sabbir Khan with Akshay Kumar and Kareena Kapoor in the lead roles which released worldwide on 3rd July has grossed over USD 6.7 million in India and USD 2.9 million overseas.
Sheena's unusual debut - film on sex education
Sheena Shahabadi, daughter of yesteryear actress Sadhna, is making a rather unconventional beginning in Bollywood.
Teri Schwartz looks to future at UCLA film school
Is humanism in film dead? If you consult box-office wonder "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" -- with its crush of ultra-violent, heavy-metal robots -- maybe so.
Reliance Communications to launch ad-funded videos
India Gazette Thursday 9th July, 2009 The Anil Ambani-led Reliance Communications has partnered with Britain-based mobile marketing company 3rd Space Services to launch free video content with embedded advertisements on its mobile platform.
Anil Kapoor fined Rs 35 lakh over Short Kut title
The Delhi High Court on Thursday allowed Bollywood actor and producer Anil Kapoor to release his film Shortkut after he agreed to pay Rs 35 lakh to another producer who claimed to have copyright over the title of the movie.
Michael Mann is one of those directors whose solid fan base will happily flock to see everything he puts out.
Stage performance of 'Phedre' to be shown on Amherst Cinemas screen
For those who would love to see Helen Mirren perform in "Phedre" on the London stage but just don't quite have the time or money to get there, the National Theatre of London is bringing the show to you.
La Toya Jackson scene cut from 'Bruno'
The makers of the film "Bruno" have cut a scene featuring Michael Jackson's sister La Toya because of fears it was in poor taste following the singer's death, a spokeswoman said Wednesday.
Bollywood gets bold with the name game
Indian cinema is well-known for its experimental nature. And if we look back at the recent innovations, crazy titles certainly need a mention.
Sylvester Stallone Hopes Hindu Herbs Will Ease Knee Pain
Sylvester Stallone has turned to Indian mysticism in an effort to end persisting knee pain.
I'd love to do another Hindi film: Denise tells Akshay
Mumbai, July 7 - Denise Richards is going to watch more Hindi films, finds them more passionate than American romantic comedies and would love to do another Bollywood flick after her brief cameo in the big budget 'Kambakkht Ishq'. The Hollywood star reveals all this and more in a conversation with co-star Akshay Kumar, who she admits she finds ...
Megan Fox. Megan Fox was forced to lather up and clean a Ferrari to land her breakthrough role in Transformers, according to a British film critic.
NEW DELHI: Internationally acclaimed filmmaker Shekhar Kapur says if there is anyone who can reprise the protagonist's role in the remake of his 1987 hit "Mr.India", it is the original hero Anil Kapoor.
Slump in Bollywood benefits regional cinema: Malayalam director
New Delhi, July 7 : Artist and acclaimed short filmmaker K.M. Madhusudhanan, who has directed award-winning Malayalam film 'Bioscope', says that regional cinema is now getting noticed because Bollywood is going through a slump.
Stallone turns to Hindu herbs for knee problems
Actor Sylvester Stallone arrives at the UK gala premiere of 'Rambo' at the Vue cinema, Leicester Square on February 12, 2008 in London, England.
Cinematographer Aseem Bajaj shoots British film titled The Dreaming Spires
Thanks to Ajay Devgan, one of our most talented cinematographers, Aseem Bajaj, was in England this June to shoot an independent British film.