From KA Abbas To ‘Beer Biceps’: How Courts Have Shaped On-Screen Freedoms
What do a 1970s filmmaker and a 2024 podcaster have in common? Both found themselves at the centre of legal battles that put the boundaries of free speech in the country to the test.
'The Brutalist' star Guy Pearce: Censorship might affect the message of the film - EXCLUSIVE
In an exclusive interview with ETimes, actor Guy Pearce has expressed concern over the Indian Censor Board's edits to the ...
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Not just US, India kicked off its own ‘DOGE’ 8 years ago. Here are govt bodies that faced the axe
As Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency shakes up US, govt officials say India started winding up/merging inefficient ...
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Diljit Dosanjh shares a leaf from his day as an ‘English boi’
MUMBAI: Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh, whose Dil-Luminati Tour has been a massive rage across the globe, is sharing what a ...
Documentary Great Louis Theroux to Be Honored With National Film and Television School Fellowship
"I’m massively grateful to be offered this Honorary Fellowship," he said of the NFTS award, whose past recipients include ...
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Newsom wants to more than double California’s film industry tax credit. Would it pay for itself?
The industry has been trickling out of state since the 2000s. Newsom’s plan would double current tax credits, but some argue ...
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Greg Maurice shares insights on Filmhub’s Black Cinema Vertical initiative
Learn about the approach of Filmhub's Black Cinema Vertical, a platform dedicated to empowering Black filmmakers with ...