Category: Film and Cinema - Page 2

Christopher Nolan didn't make 'The Believer' - that was Henry Bean. His real debut, 'Following,' was a $6,000 black-and-white indie thriller that changed independent cinema. Here's the truth about his first film.

Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaige led the Chinese Fifth Generation, a revolutionary film movement that used color, silence, and landscape to expose China’s hidden trauma. Their films won global acclaim but were banned at home-changing cinema forever.

Yorgos Lanthimos's Poor Things is a visually stunning, emotionally raw masterpiece starring Emma Stone as a woman reborn with the mind of a child. A bold feminist fable wrapped in surrealism, it’s one of the most daring films of the decade.

Fanny and Alexander is Ingmar Bergman’s cinematic masterpiece, blending family drama, supernatural elements, and religious conflict in a richly detailed portrait of childhood, art, and memory. A summa of his career, it remains one of cinema’s most emotionally powerful films.

Learn what a B‑list movie is, its budget, star power, distribution, and real examples. Find out how it differs from A‑list blockbusters and indie films.

It’s a Wonderful Life is based on The Greatest Gift. Here’s the origin, how it became Capra’s classic, key differences, where to watch, and quick FAQs.

Explore the jaw-dropping story behind the most expensive movie poster ever sold, why collectors go wild for film memorabilia, and how a single print redefined auction history.