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জাতীয় কবি কাজী নজরুল ইসলামের প্রয়াণ দিবস উপলক্ষে নির্মিত হয়েছে বিশেষ নাটক ‘আলতা রাঙা’। নজরুলের ‘আলতা স্মৃতি’ কবিতা অবলম্বনে
Film | May 15, 2021 | “Girl power” is too simplistic of a term to fully capture the energy filmmaker Haifaa Al Mansour builds into her films. Still, on a surface level, the phrase applies. In 2012’s Wadjda, the first feature-length Saudi film made by a female director, Al Mansour captured a girl’s desire for freedom in the face of traditionally conservative thinking. (A solid trio of viewing would be Wadjda, the Dardenne brothers’ Cuties.) After her subsequent films, 2017’s Nappily Ever After, took her outside of the country narratively, Al Mansour returns to Saudi Arabia with...
Save this story for later. How many crimes have been committed before âThe Dryâ begins? One barbarous act we know about for sure: a man named Luke Hadler (Martin Dingle Wall) has been found dead, with a shotgun beside him, outside the town of Kiewarra. (Itâs a fictional place, but the movie, adapted from the novel of the same name by Jane Harper, and directed by Robert Connolly, was filmed in the Australian state of Victoria.) Back at Lukeâs house are the bodies of his wife and son, and it is presumedâfor want of a better theoryâthat he killed them before taking ...
Rolling Stone ‘The Perfect Candidate’ Reminds You That All Politics Are Local — Even in Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabian filmmaker Haifaa Al-Mansour turns the story of a female doctor who runs for office into a sly, buoyant social drama By Music Box Films It must have been exactly what conservative Saudis feared would happen: Let a woman like Haifaa Al-Mansour direct a movie (and the first movie ever shot in Saudi Arabia at that), and a few years later she’ll be back directing another. Only this time, there’ll be actual cinemas in the Kingdom that can show it. Let a 10-ye...
'The Perfect Candidate' Reminds You That All Politics Are Local - Even in Saudi Arabia 'The Perfect Candidate' Reminds You That All Politics Are Local - Even in Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabian filmmaker Haifaa Al-Mansour turns the story of a female doctor who runs for office into a sly, buoyant social drama Jessica Kiang, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail It must have been exactly what conservative Saudis feared would happen: Let a woman like Haifaa Al-Mansour direct a movie (and the first movie ever shot in Saudi Arabia at that), and a few years later she’ll be back directing another. Only this...