BBC News - Baghdad cinema sees 'heart breaking' decline
I met a man the other day who runs a film institute, teaching young film-makers in Baghdad the art of making movies. He told me something shocking - most of his students had never been to the cinema. Why not? "There are no cinemas in Baghdad anymore," he said. That is the answer you always get, but it is not actually true. There are cinemas, but they are not the kinds of places you would want to b
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There are an estimated 130 million *nung-gong*, or peasant workers, in China, making up what Lixin Fan, in his powerful documentary *Last Train Home* calls “the world’s largest human migration.” At the beginning of September, a Beijing criminal court announced a decision that called attention to the difficult and sometimes tragic circumstances of millions of migrant workers in China who have left
Angelina Jolie set to make directing debut with Bosnian war film
Actor, mother, United Nations goodwill ambassador: Angelina Jolie has many strings to her bow. This autumn she will add another after signing on to make her feature directing debut on the self-penned low-budget tale of a Bosnian woman who falls in love with a Serbian military man. The movie, so far untitled, will cost $15m (£10m) to make, will feature local actors from the Bosnia and Herzegovina a
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