Twice imprisoned director imagines a freer Iran, but authoritarianism is never far away in a story about morality, memory and abuse of power.

The Golden Bear and Golden Lion winner arrives on the Croisette with his latest feature, which is also his first movie not to ...

Freed from restrictions, Jafar Panahi returns with the nail-biting 'It Was Just an Accident,' inspired by his own experience ...

After being imprisoned multiple times, Jafar Panahi emerges anything but chastened in 'It Was Just an Accident,' serving up a ...

Marin County has a proven and well-documented need for affordable housing.  We need to stop “Waiting for Godot” and provide ...

Loznitsa is in familiar territory, having given us glimpses into the labyrinthine workings of Russia and his native Ukraine ...

Two Prosectors doesn’t deviate from bleakness, but is possibly Sergei Lozintsa’s most accessible film in the manner in which ...

Despite a trail of devastation and an unfolding human tragedy, Manipur’s violence has not secured a ...

The Gazette wrote last year that monitoring the liberalisation of legal services in India has proved akin to waiting for ...

"Now that the theater industry is getting older, I hope that today's stage will serve as a seed for young theater artists to ...

It is the uncertainty that has raised the prospect of recession in 2025. The so-called soft-landing (reduction in inflation ...

A man is calmly sitting on the roof of his house. Which ordinarily would be a little odd, but he is doing so in the middle of ...