In the case of Nipun Malhotra v. Sony Pictures Films India Private Limited (Civil Appeal No. 7230 of 2024), the Supreme Court laid down a framework and guidelines for portraying persons with disabilities in cinema and visual media aligning with anti-discrimination and dignity affirming objectives of Indian Constitution and Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016.
Imagine a world where wrongs are prevented before they happen. Sounds utopian, right? Well. It may be but don’t forget that defining “wrong” is as complex as it gets and “who” defines it, adds another layer of suspicion.
Mark Molloy is just as much a fan of Beverly Hill Cop as you are. Growing up, the Australian native had an Axel Foley poster pinned to his bedroom wall and turned that into helming the fourth installment of the franchise.
On 15th March 2024, the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting notified the Cinematograph (Certification) Rules, 2024 (“2024 Cinematograph Rules”) under the Cinematograph Act, 1952 (“Cinematograph Act”).
When John Krasinki released A Quiet Place in 2018, the sonically immersive horror film made audiences hold their breath.
Director Juan Antonio Bayona Receives MPA Creator Award, European Investment Bank Group President Nadia Calviño Receives MPA Industry Champion Award, Spanish National Police Receives Inaugural MPA Creative Protector Award
During the recent MPA American Film Night at the Shanghai International Film Festival, the 15th annual MPA APSA Academy Film Fund was announced open for submissions.
As we approach July 1, Canada Day, Canada’s 157th anniversary, it is worth reflecting on the history that shaped this wonderful if imperfect country of now 41 million.
Federal prosecutors secured a major victory this week after a jury in Las Vegas convicted the former operators of Jetflicks, an illegal streaming site, of multiple counts of criminal copyright infringement.
Inside Out earned its co-writer Meg LeFauve a Best Screenplay Oscar nomination en route to becoming 2015’s seventh-highest-grossing movie.