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Surprisingly for a story about bullfighting and love, there is a distinct lack of passion and drama.
In The Devil's Double, the director explores the reportedly weird and excessive side of Saddam Hussein's son Uday.
The film is a powerful directorial debut, with strong acting that packs a huge emotional punch.
Meet India's latest leading lady: an English beauty queen turned Bollywood hot property.
Making a documentary on Indian cinema, the producers turned to American filmmaker Jeff Zimbalist, best known for his excellent 2010 documentary The Two Escobars.
The English National Opera is putting on seven performances of The Death of Klinghoffer at the London Coliseum over two weeks, starting Saturday.
In time for this month's Kapoor retrospective at the BFI in London, we look back at the career of one of India's greatest showmen.
The Arab Spring steals the show at the Berlin Film Festival, where esoteric flicks go head to head with Hollywood fare.
Filmmaker Faouzi Bensaïdi, whose Death for Sale is screening at this week's Berlinale film festival, describes the tone of dissatisfaction permeating his film, echoing the Arab Spring.
While Streep's performance is outstanding, this biopic feels misguided and cowardly in its avoidance of offence
In an effort to make good on a preposterous twist, the plot is lost and the talent wasted.
Whom are your children talking to on the internet? Director and former Friends star David Schwimmer plays on a parent's worst fears.
The fact that it's not in the awards running is testament to this film's mediocrity.
Bollywood's turn to put a spin on The Italian Job proves to be a fun romp.
