Busan Winner’s Absurdist Parable ‘Fishers of Men’ Explores Obsession

Indian filmmaker Sanju Surendran’s “Fishers of Men” centers on Sreekumar, a vegetarian bank officer in Kerala whose contented ...

Language commissioners appear at assembly committee for first time since role uptake

Funding for Pól Deeds and Lee Reynolds' roles were discussed by the Executive Office committee, but recent comments made by Mr Deeds faced criticism. | UTV News ...
Opinion

Taking Churchill off the banknote isn’t ‘erasing history’ – but it is a matter of identity

Technically, of course, removing Churchill from a banknote would not erase him from history. Even if his reputation is at times questionable, the fact of his leadership through the second world war is ...

Biometric security at work is not Big Brother...but it can feel like it

What makes biometrics distinct from previous security measures is the level of personal identification involved. A swipe card ...
The New Arab

Exploring occupation, identity, and resistance in Bassem Khandaqji’s A Mask, the Colour of the Sky

We speak to Bassem Khandaqji on identity, erasure, and the radical power of imagination behind ’A Mask, the Colour of the Sky’ ...
News24

‘Dogs don’t bark, kids don’t cry’ - Samantha Mampofu shares culture shock experiences in Finland

Siyamthanda Samantha Mampofu, a South African woman from Cape Town, is opening up about her life-changing move to Finland and the culture shocks that come with it.
China Daily

Youth film program highlights cross-cultural storytelling

Photo by RENA LI /chinadaily.com.cn] Veteran film producer Andre Morgan, known for his work on iconic martial arts classics such as Way of the Dragon (1972) and Enter the Dragon (1973), reflected on ...