BTS’ Jungkook’s documentary to release on September 18 in cinemas

BTS’ Jungkook’s documentary to release on September 18 in cinemas

BTS’ lead vocalist, Jeon Jungkook’s documentary, I am Still, will have a limited release in cinemas on September 18. The news was confirmed by the band’s agency, Bighit Entertainment, on social media. Sharing a post about the same, Bighit wrote on Instagram, “JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL, Sep 18, in Cinemas Worldwide (sic).” The post … Read more

Silent Men: Documentary explores why men struggle to open up emotionally

Silent Men: Documentary explores why men struggle to open up emotionally

2 hours ago By Steven McIntosh, Entertainment reporter Cowles Filmmaker Duncan Cowles says the idea of the “old-fashioned man” is still a “seductive idea” to some The topic of male mental health has received much more prominence in the last decade – something many would argue is long overdue. But while the high rates of male suicide … Read more

‘Gauri’ bags ‘Best Long Documentary Award’ at South Asian Film Festival of Montreal

‘Gauri’ bags ‘Best Long Documentary Award’ at South Asian Film Festival of Montreal

“Gauri,” a documentary based on journalist and activist Gauri Lankesh, directed by Kavitha Lankesh, has won the “Best Long Documentary Award” at the South Asian Film Festival of Montreal 2023. According to a release, the citation of the award reads: “A brave and uncompromising pulse-taking of the current crisis in Indian politics, focusing on the … Read more

Take action against TISS students for screening BBC documentary: Mumbai BJP chief Ashish Shelar

Take action against TISS students for screening BBC documentary: Mumbai BJP chief Ashish Shelar

Mumbai BJP chief Ashish Shelar. File | Photo Credit: Vivek Bendre Bharatiya Janata Party’s Mumbai chief and MLA Ashish Shelar on January 28, 2023 sought police action against the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) students, who were allegedly planning to screen the controversial BBC documentary on 2002 Godhra riots, ‘India: The Modi Question’, on … Read more

Students at two Kolkata varsities screen BBC documentary on PM Modi

Students at two Kolkata varsities screen BBC documentary on PM Modi

Students at Jadavpur University in Kolkata watch a BBC documentary on PM Modi on January 27, 2023. | Photo Credit: DEBASISH BHADURI   Students’ unions at two universities in Kolkata on Friday screened the BBC documentary India: The Modi Question. While the supporters of the Students’ Federation of India (SFI) screened the documentary at Presidency … Read more

BBC documentary on PM Modi | Youth outfits defy ‘ban’ to hold public screenings

BBC documentary on PM Modi | Youth outfits defy ‘ban’ to hold public screenings

As the screening could not take place, the the Jawaharlal Nehru University Students Union shared the link of the documentary and the students, who had gathered in large numbers, viewed it together on their phones. Photo: Jaideep Deo Bhanj Youth organisations affiliated to the Opposition parties and student outfits on Tuesday screened the first episode … Read more

Youth, student outfits screen BBC documentary on Modi

Youth, student outfits screen BBC documentary on Modi

The screening was prevented by the authorities in Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru University as electricity had been cut off Youth organisations affiliated to the Opposition parties and student outfits on Tuesday screened the first episode of BBC’s “India: The Modi Question” across Kerala to lodge protest against the Centre’s recent move to ban it on social … Read more

New Documentary Probes ‘the Pill’

New Documentary Probes ‘the Pill’

April 8, 2022 – It’s long been known that birth control pills have a checkered history. Before the era of informed consent in clinical trials, hormonal contraceptives were tested in vulnerable populations. The warning labels of blood clots and heart attack risk were only added to packaging inserts in 1978. The hormone-emitting NuvaRing birth control … Read more

New Documentary Probes ‘the Pill’

New Documentary Probes ‘the Pill’

April 8, 2022 – It’s long been known that birth control pills have a checkered history. Before the era of informed consent in clinical trials, hormonal contraceptives were tested in vulnerable populations. The warning labels of blood clots and heart attack risk were only added to packaging inserts in 1978. The hormone-emitting NuvaRing birth control … Read more