Film

A telefilm by Rafique to be screened at the Lahore Film and Literacy Club.

The film is a nostalgic exploration of the magical, mysterious and the miraculous.

Atrium Cinema has so far been listing its movies wisely with a perfect balance of Hollywood and Bollywood hits.

There isn’t anything exceptionally new or original about the film.

West is West is a poignant, charming and well acted film that speaks of the need to acknowledge our past.

Delhi Gate (Lahore)

Fifth death anniversary of 'the king of emotions' being commemorated today.

The documentary tries to cover major aspects of Giger’s work, but fails to keep the viewer interested.

Viral video on Facebook depicts the experience of a group of foreigners in Pakistan in a unique way.

Funny amateur video of three Pakistani policemen riding on a single bike.

Indian cinemas make alternate arrangements to deal with decreased attendance.

Jarrar Rizvi’s new film is set to be released nationwide on April 1.

The video highlights the dilapidating state of a government school, stressing the need for a movement for change.

The film played to over 30 film enthusiasts at the Safma Media Centre on Friday, as part of its weekly film screening.

A colourful insight into the modern and contemporary art and artists of Pakistan.

Music plays an important role in every society – not so much in ours.

Hollywood’s been beating on dead horses for a while now.

Dirty Sexy Politics is a quick read that might resonate more with younger readers.

Who rules the world was originally sung by Kasey Carlone during 1992 when we brought World Cup glory to our country.

Veteran artist Muhammad Qavi Khan offers glimpses of his life in a one man stage play ‘Action and Reaction’.

Bol, the much-awaite­d film by Shoaib Mansoo­r, is likely to be releas­ed after the cricke­t World Cup.

The concept of the video truly defines what cricket lovers stand for.

Music video promotes the breath-taking beauty of Baltistan.

The book by Claire Dederer, is better than whatever movie version will undoubtedly be made out of it.

Short Urdu film depicts the ideas of friendship amidst action.

The best thing to say about You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger is that it has a fantastic cast.

Enter the Void somehow seems to suffer from a chronic lack of substance.

Model-turned-actress Juggun Kazim makes her Lollywood debut in Altaf Hussains ‘Khamosh raho’.

Donald Rumsfeld’s most famous remarks in his memoir Known and Unknown made no sense at all.

Also to be shot at the same time is Last Bachelor, an international romantic comedy, in Rajasthan and Goa.

The movie can boast of one distinction — the most revolting meet-cute in rom-com history.

The King's Speech gets crowned the big winner with four Oscars, including best film and best actor.

Director Tom Hooper brings on screen the story of King George VI’s impromptu ascension to the throne.

The Green Hornet is a somewhat funny, action packed movie which features lots of cool gadgets.

Children’s Festival to present 83 films from 26 countries in Lahore.

Director Cary McClelland describes his experience of working on his upcoming venture.

It is comical how most of the city remains unchanged to date, how people follow the same routines.

Watch Buried as a last resort, and certainly not to get a deep insight into the atrocity of war.

Films from the country will not screen at the South Asia Film Festival due to the lack of a subtitling machine.

One appreciates Aamir Khan’s avant garde approach towards Indian cinema.

A first of its kind Sci Fi Pakistani film that is based in Karachi releases its teaser on YouTube. Thumbs up!

Exit Through the Gift Shop is a moving film that caught many an eye at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival.

Two films from Best of Budapest 2010 and one from Pakistani filmmaker Namrah Fareed screened.

Syed Noor is set to release his upcoming film Price of Honour that will deal with the issue of honour killings.

Starring Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif the film explores how he a local conman pulls off the biggest train robbery.

Screenings of short-films continue on the second day of Mini-Input.

Filmmaker Ali Kapadia makes video for Faiz's poetry, featuring background voice by Zia Mohiuddin.

Moni Mohsin walks a tightrope between her works turning into pure social commentary or else caricature.

Although the film moves relatively slowly compared to Hollywood fare, it is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride.

Coming to theatres on Friday, 7 Khoon Maaf has received an adult certificate on its screening in Pakistan.