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Dabangg took 10 big prizes at the International Indian Film Academy awards in Toronto at the weekend, including Best Film.
As the idea of a new Oscars category for stunts is rejected once again, we talk to some of the people the Academy won't recognise.
Now at work on her third film and with TV experience as well, Sidibe's career is on the rise.
Steven Seagal returns, at 60, in typical action movie that doesn't quite qualify its 90 minutes.
With Woody Allen's forthcoming one-act comedy and Terry Gilliam's successful venture for the English National Opera, a look at other directors who have been moved to expand their repertoires beyond the silver screen.
Taking a cue from Hollywood, Bollywood produces an impressive collection of Part Twos.
The latest screen adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's classic novel is an intimate rather than a melodramatic portrayal of a doomed relationship.
Although he is famous for not talking to the media - or festival audiences - the director Terrence Malick can be understood to some extent through his work.
From epic films to absent directors to grateful actresses, this year's Cannes did not disappoint.
Financial aid from the ADFF is helping filmmakers to get their projects going and bring them to completion.
Directed by and starring Jodie Foster, Mel Gibson is back on form in The Beaver.
While the screenings haven't proved spectacular yet, the appearances on the red carpet have been.
Terrence Malick left Brad Pitt to face the media music after his film The Tree of Life was booed at the Cannes Film Festival.
Cannes Film Festival 2011: from more funding opportunities for Middle Eastern filmmakers to crowd-pleasing appearances on the red carpet.
