Stories about Film from November, 2007
Brazil: African myth told by Brazilians in a Japanese cartoon
Cynthia Santos has a piece of advice for film buffs in her Brazilian Cauldron: do not miss the First Brazilian Film Week that takes place from November 15th through 18th...
St. Vincent & the Grenadines, Antigua: Caribbean Film
Abeni blogs about The Sweetest Mango, “a film made and produced in Antigua”.
Cambodia: Online Video Channel
Jinja introduces a dedicated online video site for content about Cambodia.
Zimbabwe: Hero to Zero: A brief history of the Zimbabwe dollar
Kubatana blog announces the release of a new DVD, Hero to Zero: A brief history of Zimbabwe dollar: “… a new DVD. Hero to zero: A brief history of the...
Tanzania: Meet Tanzania's acting icon
Bongoland II introduces to the world Tanzania's acting icon, Mzee Kipara: “the With the success of twenty to thirty something artists in Tanzania, it is easy to forget that even...
Iran:”Supporting Mehrnoush Solouki”
FreeSolouki blog[Fr] covers all news about Iranian-French film maker,Mehrnoush Solouki.Solouki is due to go before an Iranian court on November 17. She faces charges of intending to make antiestablishment propaganda.
Kazakhstan: Interview with Akhan Satayev, Film Director
Tomorrow the movie theatres of Kazakhstan and Russia will start shows of “Racketeer”, one of the first Kazakhstani commercial film-making experiences. The audience is invited to learn the biographical story...
India: 2007 and Bollywood
To be or not to be.. on 2007 being quite a year for “off-the-cuff” Hindi cinema.
Iran:Interview with an Iranian-Japanese-American filmmaker
Pars Arts has published an interview with Maryam Kashani,an Iranian-Japanese-American filmmaker.Her first documentary feature, Best in the West was released in 2006 and has been screening at festivals. The film...
Morocco: Local Hip Hop Goes International
This week, the hype in the Moroccan blogosphere is all about the launch of a new documentary - both at home and abroad - about Morocco's burgeoning hip hop scene. Jillian York lets us in on what the Moroccan blogosphere has to say about it.
Cambodia: Cambofest
Details are Sketchy points to Cambofest, a film and video festival for regional and international independent film makers to be held in Cambodia.
Kazakhstan: Review on “Nomad” movie
Nathan reviews the Kazakhstan's “Nomad” epic movie that was regarded by Western observers as a response to “Borat” and finds that most unintentionally entertaining were the political messages of the...