In-Conversation with Kareena Kapoor
A prolific leading lady of Hindi cinema since 2000, Kareena Kapoor Khan is noted for her roles in a range of film genres—from romantic comedies to crime dramas.
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In-Conversation with Emily Blunt
Director: Emily Blunt
Academy Award nominee Emily Blunt has established herself as one of Hollywood's most versatile talents through transformative performances spanning action, drama, horror, and musicals. Her recent Academy Award nomination for Oppenheimer (2023) adds to an impressive collection of accolades, including SAG and Golden Globe awards. Blunt recently starred in The Fall Guy with Ryan Gosling and Pain Hustlers alongside Chris Evans. Her breakthrough role in The Devil Wears Prada earned BAFTA and Golden Globe nominations, while her performances in A Quiet Place and Mary Poppins Returns (2018) showcased her range, with the former earning her a SAG Award. Notable films include Sicario, The Girl on the Train, and Into the Woods. Beginning her career on London's stage opposite Dame Judi Dench, Blunt has consistently delivered acclaimed performances across genres. She is set to star in the upcoming action-adventure film The Smashing Machine.
THE TALE OF DAYE'S FAMILY
Director: Karim Elshenawy
Daye, an 14-year-old Nubian albino with a golden voice, faces adversity due to his unique appearance. Abandoned by his father and bullied by peers, he dreams of following his idol, Mohamed Mounir. When he gets a chance to audition for The Voice, Daye and his family embark on a perilous journey from Aswan to Cairo. Their journey is fraught with challenges: a stolen car, lost money, and a harrowing escape from the police. They face discrimination and struggle to survive, but their unwavering determination and Daye's powerful voice keep them going. With the help of a kind fireman and a chance encounter with Mounir himself, Daye overcomes obstacles and captures the hearts of a nation. Daye is a heartwarming tale of resilience, hope, and the transformative power of music. It’s a poignant exploration of tolerance, ambition, and the unbreakable bond of family.
SABA
Director: Maksud Hossain
Saba, 25, lives in Dhaka with her demanding mother Shirin, a paraplegic whose frustrations and rage often find a target in the daughter who cares for her. When Shirin’s worsening condition requires surgery it falls to Saba to find the money to pay for it. Securing a job at a seedy Shisha bar, Saba befriends the manager Ankur and, for the first time, pictures what a life of her own could look like. Maksud Hossain’s debut feature is a close-up look at a complicated bond between mother and daughter that lurches between love and guilt, co-dependence and the longing for autonomy - but it is also a social drama, detailing the hardships that underlay the riots in Bangladesh earlier this year.
