India's film industry comes up with creative ways to promote movies (Channel NewsAsia)
INDIA: The world's largest film industry is getting creative when it comes to promoting its movies. Not content with the usual publicity techniques, actors are finding new ways to pull in the crowds.
Last Chapters: Actor Pat Hingle, former Attorney General Griffin Bell, White House cat India (The Kansas City Star)
CAROLINA BEACH, N.C. | Actor Pat Hingle, whose career included a recurring role as Commissioner Gordon in several “Batman” movies, died Saturday. He was 84.
Outlander comes up with 'outstandee' idea. (New Kerala)
With the cut throat competition in the Indian market not just for Bollywood movies, but a host of Hollywood releasing consistently in India, marketers are coming up with creative techniques to tap its audiences.
Imax to make movie experience in India more enthralling (Express India)
Imax Corporation, one of the world's leading entertainment technology companies, would remaster Bollywood films once the country has at least 10 Imax theatres.
See What Movies Marla Thinks Are Worth the $$ (NBC Bay Area)
Marley & Me This isn't Beethoven with bigger stars, it's a rare story of a marriage. Owen Wilson departs from his comic roles and plays a genuine adult. ...
Filming in India, ‘Slumdog' director finds beauty, talent and acclaim (The Kansas City Star)
British director Danny Boyle made a name for himself with the stylized black humor of “Trainspotting” in 1996.
Reading movies (The Times of India)
Three students from the Department of English, Metropolitan State College of Denver, US, and 14 from the Department of English, University of Pune are undergoing an intensive course on Indian films at the NFAI.
Entertainment firm Imax plans 9 theatres by 2010 (Calcutta News)
Entertainment technology firm Imax Corp will open five more theatres in India, in addition to the present four, by 2010, a top company official said here Tuesday.
Entertainment firm Imax plans 9 theatres by 2010 (New Kerala)
Kolkata, Jan 6: Entertainment technology firm Imax Corp will open five more theatres in India, in addition to the present four, by 2010, a top company official said here Tuesday.
