Film

‘Every Brilliant Thing’ – Ambika Mod sparkles in play that requires active audience participation

This classic play about clinical depression is currently enjoying a West End run with five actors appearing on different dates……

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Bollywood asianculturevulture vibes: ‘Coolie’ and Tamil superstar Rajinikanth lead the way

It is wet in Mumbai with the monsoon rains, but August is all about the festive spirit and there are…

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Venice 2025 (August 27-September 6) British ‘Ish’ to feature, while two Indian women directors make a mark…

A film set in Luton, loneliness and desire in Mumbai, and Uttarakhand, respectively, are among the subjects contained in these…

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Cannes 2025: BTS pictures gallery

We release our Behind The Scenes pictures of our special coverage of this year’s Cannes Film Festival which was special…

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Bollywood asianculturevulture vibes – Romance is back with newcomers blowing away much of the competition

July was considered by industry insiders to be a slow, even dead month with not too many big star releases…

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LIFF 2025 – It’s a wrap – ‘Pyre’ wins audience award and ‘Boong’ warms hearts on Closing

Our final piece from this year’s London Indian Film Festival (LIFF)… Cary Rajinder Sawhney, Director of LIFF with Rahul Sharda…

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LIFF 2025 – Shorts: Strikers, politics, mothers, babies, operations, graves, love; and marriage

Just a few of the themes that surfaced in this year’s New British Asian Shorts at this UK film festival…

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LIFF 2025 – The Future of British Asian filmmaking – panel urge creativity and following passions

🎥 Niche is the new superpower 🎥 Sprinkle magic dust on your project – get a star or well-known producer…

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London Indian Film Festival 2025 – Industry panel talk and new British Asian shorts screening to follow

CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR REEL: asianculturevulture.com (@asianculturevulture) • Instagram photos and videos STORY TO FOLLOW – COMING SOON!

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‘The Mahabharata’ Simon Brook’s remastering of father’s classic stage film is powerful and moving…

The London Indian Film Festival (July 16-23) continues and it screened a work that British director Peter Brook popularised in…

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