The worldwide success of Nintendo's mobile game Pokémon Go has led to renewed talks over a live-action movie.

Six critically-acclaimed feature and short films from Bangladesh made by talented young directors will be showcased in the non-competitive section of Locarno Film Festival beginning August 3 in Locarno, Switzerland.

Asian Film Retrospective 2016, an event organised by Moviyana Film Society and Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy will be formally

This weekend, Illumination Entertainment further proved it's not just an animation label relegated to a Russian-speaking villain and yellow Tic-Tac

The lines between truth and fiction are ambiguous in Abbas Kiarostami's cinematic works. A prolific film career that began in

Daniel Mulloly's “Home”, a film from Kosovo about a young family seemingly going on holiday who become caught up in a refugee migration, won the Best of the Festival Award at the 2016 Palm Springs International ShortFest, which concluded Sunday.

More than three decades after Satyajit Ray made a film on Rabindranath Tagore's “Ghare Baire”, young filmmaker Reema Mukherjee is making a Hindi movie inspired by the famous novel.

Internationally-famed Bangladeshi mime Partha Pratim Majumder has completed another French film.

Woody Allen's latest film, “Cafe Society”, hasn't hit theatres yet, but the filmmaker is already moving on to his next project.

For this upcoming Eid, Kalyan Corraya and Moushumi Hamid will be seen playing the role of a pickpocket and maid, in a tele-film entitled “Lailinama”.

“Finding Dory” is swimming toward a record-breaking $130 million opening weekend, early estimates showed. Disney/Pixar's

“Niyoti”, a Bangladesh-India joint production film, released in India this Friday, uncharacteristically earlier than its Bangladesh

“Udhao”, the drama thriller that marked the directorial debut of talented young filmmaker Amit Ashraf, released yesterday online on an on-demand streaming service.

The sequel to the 2013 heist/thriller film “Now You See Me” has just come out in theatres in the US and elsewhere, and the Dhaka audience does not have to wait long to watch it on the big screen.

Hollywood films are doing better business than Bollywood movies in the first half of this year.

Jaya Ahsan, one of the biggest names on the silver screen in Bangladesh, is now making a mark in the Kolkata film industry.

Abu Shahed's Emon's directorial debut “Jalaler Golpo” continued its run of critical success at the SAARC Film Festival in Colombo, Sri Lanka, winning two technical awards.

“Shororipu”, a Tollywood film starring Sohana Saba, is set to release later this month (June 17) in Kolkata. This is a first for the

After many hurdles, Shameem Akhtar's “Rina Brown” is almost ready for screening. The director's comeback, 13 years after her last film, has been a worthwhile wait as “Rina Brown” is much more than a fictional love story during wartime.

Bangladeshi fashion icon, designer Bibi Russel has taken on a new project: costume designer in motion picture “Pritilata”.