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Reflecting on the burgeoning field of feminist media histories and contemporary debates around Shanta Apte’s films, protests, and writing, along with sources that bring narratives from different women in the film industry, this paper argues that such discussions enable us to rethink questions of gender, creative labour, characteristics of film work, and the industrial milieu.

Iconic actor Ray Liotta—who had one of those faces that felt like he'd been in movies as long as there've been movies—has passed away at age 67.

A retrospective at the Museum of the Moving Image looks at a career filled with sublime images made at a time of strong anti-Asian sentiment in Hollywood.

The Robinson Film Center is more than just a movie theatre, and education directors Rich and Rachael Hansil look to train the next generation.

Film Heritage Foundation chief on restoration of Cannes Classics Selection 'Thamp,' Indian film preservation work

67-year-old actor Ray Liotta, star of Goodfellas and more, passed away on Thursday while in the Dominican Republic, a rep confirms.

Labels can be useful to define a community, but not when they become a way of boxing people in. A number of films at this year’s Queer East Film Festival embrace different ways of coming together.

Herzog & de meuron's expansion signifies the royal college of art's transformation into a dynamic, STEAM-focused postgraduate university.

The Royal College of Art, the world’s leading university of art and design, unveiled its new campus in Battersea

Big news today as Herzog & de Meuron’s anticipated expansion of the Royal College of Art has officially opened in the Battersea district of London. Characterized by a fusion of seven separate facilities into one combined structure, the new £135 million ($169 million) complex entails the...