The festival will screen eight features and 18 shorts from 21 countries, including five Nepali productions and co-productions.

Starring in his first non-action film in 14 years, Tom Cruise is wasted in this self-satisfied satire.

These five areas offer students different ways to balance affordable rent, convenient commutes and everyday amenities.

Reshma knows the pain will return. What frightens her more is knowing that no one seems able to help.

After four years of being watched, India’s departing ambassador to Nepal spent his final weeks birdwatching.

Obesity and sedentary behaviour can alter hormonal, metabolic and inflammatory processes in the body, contributing to the risk of several cancers.

From music and markets to workshops and community events, here are some things to do this week.

Poudel’s journey from a movie-goer in Kavre to an award-winning producer reflects the growing global reach of Nepali independent cinema.

In his new book, ‘Giants at the Gates’, Upadhya examines the rise of multipolarity, Nepal’s place between India and China, and the need to rethink its foreign policy.

As AI-generated music borrows from Nepali folk traditions, the people and cultural histories behind those songs risk being pushed aside.

The Nepali folk-rock band’s sixth concert in the country brought together a large crowd during the Chuseok holiday.

Swift dedicated the video of the year award for “The Fate of Ophelia” to Dolly Parton, while Madonna and Blackpink’s Lisa also took home top honours.

The audience is there. The money is growing. But the film industry still struggles with a distribution system that favours foreign films, underpaid workers and a shortage of investment in original storytelling.

Jennifer Peedom’s thrilling feature puts Tenzing Norgay’s own Everest dream at the centre of a story long dominated by Edmund Hillary—a dream that began long before the historic 1953 expedition.

He had attended the funeral. She was laid to rest. And yet, he cannot let go, unable to grasp that she is no longer here.

Abinash Bikram Shah has spent a lifetime watching films—and eventually began making his own.

The Bhutanese filmmaker talks about his journey from journalism to cinema, the influence of nature and personal memory on his films, and why being self-taught has given him the freedom to take risks.

From live music and art exhibitions to workshops, debates and a fundraising ride, here are some ways to spend your Saturday.

A glacier fell in Nepal. In the two weeks that followed, I watched three separate systems fail the same woman.

Growing up looks different for everyone. These films explore adolescence, loss, responsibility, identity, and the difficult process of finding your place in the world.