《拉齐亚·苏丹》是一部历史剧，该剧讲述了13世纪德里苏丹国首位女统治者拉齐亚·苏丹（Razia Sultana）的故事。

The film is based on the life of Razia Sultan (1205–1240), the only female Sultan of Delhi (1236–1240) and her speculated love affair with the Abyssinian slave, Jamal-ud-Din Yakut.

Three crucial moments mark the life of the famous Sardinian writer Grazia Deledda, the only Italian woman to ever win a Nobel Prize. Three moments that tell the political value of her private life that delve deeper into the relationship between women and literature as well as the contemporary women's struggle.

来自印度北方小镇的苏丹 （萨尔曼·汗饰）对摔角教练的女儿 （安努舒卡·莎玛饰）一见钟情，为了追求心仪的女孩，从未接触过摔跤的苏丹不仅从头开始学，而且在短时间内就获得了地方冠军，展现了他的决心和天分。娶得美人归的苏丹还和妻子一起代表印度参加奥运，但就在苏丹获得奥运金牌的同时，他却因为骄傲自大而失去了挚爱的家庭，最后事业爱情双失落的苏丹明白唯一能赢回妻子芳心的办法，就是再次夺回属于他的舞台 。

一个沙漠扒手、他的搭档和一个逃跑的奴隶帮助一个处于危险中的隐形女王的精彩故事。

来自印度北方小镇的苏丹遇见了摔角教练的女儿,苏丹为了心仪女孩,不仅开始学起摔角,在短时间内就获得地方冠军,展现了他的决心和天分。他不但娶得美人归,还…

在印度这个强奸案频发的国度里，女性的出行很危险，也许是在马路上，公交车上甚至是在家里，很多的她们正遭受着不公平的待遇，他们被猥亵被性虐，被活活烧死都有；记者特里普拉（伊利亚娜·狄克鲁兹饰演）是这么说的：这种新闻我们习以为常了，所以看起来似乎无关紧要了。我们男主角拉齐（小老虎·塔拉卡饰演）也表示无能力去改变，安于现状就好，直到她妹妹嘉耶迪莉（Manjusha饰演）出事了... 兄妹节（Rakhi）这一天，妹妹们都会给自己的哥哥系上兄妹结（Rakhi），兄妹结代表着一种承诺，代表着哥哥要保护妹妹一辈子！可是男主角拉齐（Rakhi）却没能保护她妹妹嘉耶迪莉... 谁也没想到妹妹嘉耶迪莉居然会被... 所以，拉齐决定点起打火机...

Danny Abel’s documentary tells the incredible, all-American story of Jeremiah Heaton and his geographical conquest. It all starts in 2014, when Heaton lays claim to 500,000 acres of desert land between Egypt and Sudan; his initial aim is to establish a kingdom so that his daughter can be made a princess. What follows is media attention, a movie deal with Disney, and a shift in motivation: Heaton decides to create a bonafide nation, with industry, a military, and more.

Shajane, Maha, Muzamil, Rufaida, Khattab. They are Sudanese in their twenties, politically active and artistically creative. This film is a cinematic chorus, the collective portrait of a generation fighting for freedom with their words, poems and chants. Faced with a corrupted army responsible for war crimes in Darfur, Kordofan and Blue Nile, they could have lost heart before starting. Without the dream guiding them, the power of imagination and the might of poetic discourse, they would not have overthrown the former regime. I’ve been following them since I met them at the revolutionary sit-in that lasted 57 days around the Army headquarters in Khartoum. After they survived the 3rd of June 2019 massacre—when the army attacked the sit-in, killing hundreds of people in a few hours, while resisting the military coup of October 2021, until the war started, causing death and destruction everywhere, forcing everyone to take the roads of exile.