Kaleem Aftab

'Masculinity is usually defined by its power. But in this movie we wanted to show when it was fragile,' says Abdulmohsen Aldhabaan

In 'Yesterday', the stars aligned to allow the British institutions of Curtis, Boyle, an EastEnders actor and The Beatles to work in tandem

The Dubai-born filmmaker tells Kaleem Aftab about how he is moved to tell the ‘David v Goliath’ story of his homeland, Palestine

The debut film from Danish-Iraqi director Ulaa Salim details a world where attacks on ethnic minorities are normalised

The Emirates' investment in renewable energy has been lauded as a key case study at a conference

The director tells us why his Palm d’Or-winning film ‘Parasite’ cements his style for disrupting conventions

The Sundance-winning filmmaker has long specialised in making films that bridge the gap between East and West, but is wary of criticism in representing minorities

We discover how the star is challenging the perception of Indian actresses

We speak to Eric Motjer, whose latest documentary focuses on the decadence of the country’s Christian elite, a group unfazed by conflict

The Palestinian director, whose satirical film 'It Must Be Heaven' won at Cannes, uses experiences from his own life

The Moroccan director tells us about the chance encounter that inspired her tale

We meet the Algerian filmmaker in Cannes to talk through what inspired the movie

Jane Campion shared it in 1993 but other than that it’s been men all the way for 71 years. Could this year be different?

We chat with Olivier Sarbil and James Jones about their new documentary on the Filipino President’s controversial policy

Japanese auteur Hirokazu Kore-eda says it's 'impossible to know' if his film might have beaten 'Roma' at the Oscars, if Netflix films had been barred