In a divided world, this film shows what humanity can be : Filmed over a decade, ‘Between The Mountain And The Sky’ follows Maggie Doyne and her team as they raise children in western Nepal, showing what’s possible when love meets purpose, by Anish Ghimire (kp 12/07/2025)

Women’s portrayal in Nepali cinema : The gap between women’s true selves and their image in most films is becoming harder to justify, by Eva Kafle (kp 05/06/2025)

Hollywood film ‘Tashi’ based on Tenzing Norgay’s Everest ascent begins shooting in Mustang (kh 19/05/2025)

‘Jaar’: A sensuous adaptation. The movie takes viewers on a quiet, powerful journey through history, tradition, and personal rebellion—all without heavy dialogue or drama, by Prashanna Mali (kp 18/05/2025)

Neglected film city project stalls despite investment (ae 16/05/2025)

Nepali vision of cinema : The term ‘Nepali cinema’ has continued to embody hopes and ambitions for change, by Abhi Subedi (kp 11/05/2025)

Strong start for Nepali films as New Year draws enthusiastic audiences to cinemas (kh 16/04/2025)

Audience returns to theatres as Nepali cinema thrives in 2081 (kh 12/04/2025)

Nepal International Film Festival to begin from March 20 (kh 19/03/2025), Nepal International Film Festival begins today (kh 20/03/2025)

‘Feri Resham Filili’ is a must-watch : With well-developed characters and sharp humour, the film successfully balances comedy with social commentary, by Sanskriti Pokharel (kp 05/03/2025)

Nepal's New Wave Cinema: Ambition Bound for the Global Stage, by Bimal Pratap Shah (rep 29/01/2025)

In ‘Karsang’, Dayahang Rai sticks to his repetitive role : The movie explores a Sherpa family’s struggle to balance tradition, and community expectations in the face of cultural conflict, by Timila Maharjan (kp 22/01/2025)

No star cast, no cost—just an iPhone : These emerging filmmakers overcame financial constraints by shooting their film ‘A Place Under the Sun’ entirely on an iPhone 14 Pro Max, by Sanskriti Pokharel (kp 11/01/2025)

Lumbini As A Global Peace Hub, by Som Nath Sapkota (rn 13/12/2024)

53 films from 23 countries screened at Human Rights International Film Festival (rep 09/12/2024)

14th edition of ‘Film South Asia’ to screen 47 documentaries (kh 21/11/2024)

Another missed opportunity in Nepali filmmaking : ‘Hrashwo Deergha’ boasts a strong cast but is undermined by illogical plot twists and excessive VFX, by Sanskriti Pokharel (kp 20/11/2024)

Nepal European Film Festival to be hosted in Itahari from November 15-18 (rep 14/11/2024)

A marriage of unrealistic expectations : Strong performances carry ‘Behuli from Meghauli’, but loose ends and clichéd plotlines prevent it from reaching its full potential, by Rishika Dahal (kp 09/10/2024)

Nepal’s star shines in Locarno : For Thinley Lhamo, winning the best acting award for Shambhala has been a journey of self-discovery, by Pinki Sris Rana (nt 30/08/2024)

Barred from screen: How Nepal’s films are failing blind, deaf viewers : Lack of audio descriptions and closed captions in movies is a critical shortfall for 2.2 percent Nepalis who are living with disabilities, by Aarati Ray (kp 10/08/2024)

Mapping the roots and trajectories of Madheshi filmmaking : Rajbiraj-based filmmaker Suresh Mukhiya discusses the inspirations, possibilities and limitations of Madhesh-based documentary filmmaking, by Kshitiz Pratap Shah (kp 03/08/2024)

‘Down with caste discrimination’ : ‘Pujar Sarki’ explores caste discrimination through a moving narrative of love and political turmoil, by Hisila Yami (kp 12/06/2024)

21st edition of KIMFF begins in Kathmandu (kh 30/05/2024)

Mansarra: The story of vulnerability. The film conveys the importance of being gender-sensitive, embracing one’s culture, accepting infertility without stigma, and patiently awaiting true love, by Hisila Yami (kp 22/05/2024)

‘We need more women-centred Nepali movies’ : Keki Adhikari discusses her early acting days and the message behind ‘Boksi Ko Ghar’, by Aarati Ray (kp 13/05/2024)

Nepal-EU Film Festival set to kick off this Wednesday (kh 16/03/2024)