Arts
‘Superboys of Malegaon’ Explores The Life of Indian Filmmaker Nasir Shaikh
“Superboys of Malegaon” is a film based on the life of Nasir Shaikh, an amateur filmmaker from the town of Malegaon.
‘Bread & Roses’ Will Take A Deep Look Into Afghan Women’s Rights
Apple Original Films’ “Bread & Roses” offers a powerful window into the seismic impact on Afghan women’s rights and livelihoods after Kabul fell to the Taliban in 2021.
The Cross-Cultural Short Film ‘The Mighty Grand Piton’ Is Being Developed As a Full-Length Feature Movie
“The Mighty Grand Piton” is a short film about a young British girl, Connie, who travels to the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia for her school holidays with her family.
A New Marvel Comic Featuring Kahhori, An Indigenous Superhero, Is Due Out In November
If you saw season 2 of Marvel’s “What If…?” show on Disney+, one of the standout characters was Kahhori, a Native American woman infused with superpowers.
The Difficult Realities of ‘The Karate Kid’: Lessons We Can Learn About East Asian Representation in Mainstream Cinema
Forty years after its release, “The Karate Kid” continues to resonate in popular culture.
‘Gracie & Pedro: Pets To The Rescue’ Sounds Like A Movie TCKs Might Enjoy
“Gracie & Pedro: Pets To The Rescue,” an upcoming film that combines animation and live action, looks like it has themes that would resonate with Third Culture Kids (TCKs) and multicultural families.
Exploring the Resilient Bonds of Survival in ‘The Nickel Boys’
Colson Whitehead’s harrowing novel “The Nickel Boys” takes a bold leap to the big screen this fall, weaving a profound narrative of friendship, endurance and the stark brutality of the U.S. Jim Crow South.
‘Unstoppable’: A Tale of Grit, Glory and Triumph
The upcoming feature film “Unstoppable” is a powerful cinematic testament to the triumph of the human spirit, where grit, heart and determination collide to create a champion.