Film & Cinema – Your go‑to spot for Bollywood, regional hits and world classics

Did you know Indian cinema rolls out more than 2,000 films every year? That’s a lot of stories, songs, and drama to keep up with. Lucky for you, this page bundles all the must‑know updates, reviews, and insider tidbits in one place. Whether you’re chasing the latest Rajkumar‑Kumar blockbuster or scouting for an indie Malayalam gem, we’ve got you covered.

What you’ll find in this corner

First off, you’ll see fresh news headlines the moment a trailer drops or a star announces a new project. Our short, punchy blurbs give you the gist without the fluff, so you can decide in seconds if a film is worth your time. Next, we publish honest reviews that cut through the hype. We talk about the story, the performances, the music, and the overall vibe—no jargon, just plain talk.

If you love backstage gossip, look for our behind‑the‑scenes pieces. We interview directors, writers, and actors, sharing anecdotes you won’t find on the typical press release. And because film lovers also enjoy rankings, we periodically roll out ‘Top 10’ lists for genres, years, or even just the best movies to binge on a rainy weekend.

Spotlight: Which films did Martin Scorsese actually write?

One of our most talked‑about posts this month tackles a question many cinephiles ask: “Which movies did Martin Scorsese write?” The answer is a mix of classics and collaborations. Scorsese penned the gritty street saga Mean Streets, the horse‑racing drama Raging Bull, and the mob masterpiece Goodfellas. He also co‑wrote The Age of Innocence and teamed up on the casino‑filled crime epic Casino. The article breaks down each script’s role in shaping his signature style, so you can see why his writing feels as sharp as his directing.

Want the quick version? Check out the bullet points below:

• Mean Streets – Scorsese’s early love‑letter to New York’s underbelly.
• Raging Bull – A raw, violent take on a boxer’s life, written by Scorsese and Paul Schrader.
• Goodfellas – The definitive mob film, co‑written with Nicholas Pileggi.
• The Age of Innocence – A period drama where Scorsese shared writing duties.
• Casino – A slick, glittering crime story co‑written with Nicholas Pileggi.

Reading that post gives you a deeper look at how a director’s pen can shape storytelling just as powerfully as the camera.

Beyond Scorsese, our Film & Cinema section constantly updates with similar deep‑dives into other legends—think Satyajit Ray’s screenplay tricks or the bold narrative experiments of contemporary Telugu filmmakers. Each article aims to answer the kind of questions you’re probably asking while watching the credits roll.

So how do you get the most out of this page? Bookmark it, and drop by whenever a new film drops on your watchlist. Use the search bar at the top to hunt for a specific actor, director, or genre. And if you’re hungry for more detail, scroll down to the ‘Read more’ links that take you to the full review or interview.

In short, Film & Cinema on CineSpace India is your fast‑track ticket to everything movie‑related—news, honest reviews, behind‑the‑scenes stories, and deep analyses like the Scorsese script guide. Grab some popcorn, stay curious, and let us keep you in the loop for every cinematic adventure that comes your way.