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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)

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