Film, TV & Music

Hanna Flint examines how Gladiator II fails to accurately represent North Africa and its diverse history, continuing Hollywood's pattern of misrepresentation

Film review: Inspired by a true story, filmmaker Burak Çevik reconstructs a night of deadly attacks by right-wing extremists on leftist students in 1978 Ankara

Artists for Aid's star-studded concert in East London united top performers in solidarity for Gaza and Sudan, raising over £230,000 for humanitarian relief.

Despite fighting with Israel and 94,000 displaced in its south, Lebanon is hosting over 100 festivals this summer. The Lebanese are divided about them.

The Chicago Palestine Film Festival is in its 23rd year, spotlighting Palestinian films that share unique stories and perspectives with audiences worldwide.

In light of the stark pro-Israel bias across Western media generally, the particular nature of France's media bias towards Israel has escaped much scrutiny.

The Muslim International Film Festival wrapped up this June, with 'Inshallah A Boy' named Best Film for its powerful portrayal of Muslim societal issues.

Film review: Israelism uncovers how young American Jews are rethinking their support for Israel, facing criticism as they speak up for Palestinian rights.

Film review: Hasan Oswald's film explores the harrowing journey of Mediha, a Yazidi survivor confronting the trauma inflicted by the Islamic State.

Film review: In Barsha, Egypt, young women challenge societal norms through street theatre, as captured in the award-winning documentary 'The Brink of Dreams'.