but also the historic moments of the women’s movement in India reflected in the characters and their journeys,” Shah said. Film Bazaar (Nov. 20-24) is a part of the International Film Festival ...

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Women in film have created some of the most recognizable characters, costumes, and songs in history. But so many of them have had to push back against sexism, racism, and ageism in the industry.

Not many filmmakers talk about women friendship, rather it is always about men friends being thick and close. The film is based out of Mumbai where many working professionals come from all over the ...

A maid, a wife, a thoughtless sex symbol—these are the roles the film industry has historically assigned to women, often with very little imagination or nuance. For decades, countless films have ...

"Wicked" is a prequel to "The Wizard of Oz," but the story starts halfway through the original 1939 movie. This may confuse some fans who tune into the new prequel, which premieres this week on ...

It's tragic. They had dreams." Jennifer Lawrence and Malala on their film about Afghan women The film may be directed by an Afghan film-maker living abroad, Sahra Mani (also the maker of a hard ...

Twelve years prior to the 1951 film, Alice in Wonderland has been planned out since the 1930s, as the first-ever animated feature by Disney. However, despite Walt Disney's enthusiasm, the film was ...

The film tells the tale of a woman who resigns from her job and returns to her family that is apparently cursed by the death of several of its male members. But she finds the remaining women ...

But Wicked also underlines the strangeness of Oz adaptations, perhaps owing to the world-famous iconography of the 1939 film adaptation: There are actually 14 Oz books written by L. Frank Baum ...

“Wicked” is notably a prequel story to “The Wizard of Oz,” but Part 1 of the film offers more Easter eggs to L. Frank Baum’s story and the 1939 film. While both the film and musical open ...