After 24 years since the release of the movie “Shrek”, fans discovered a mysterious photo of an unknown woman hidden in one ...

The representation of donkeys in cinema is the focus of a new course that has been launched in partnership between University of Exeter and The Donkey's Sanctuary in the UK. Students will work with ...

Because Shrek was, in a sense, made to be a 'deconstruction' of fairy tales, according to co-director Andrew Adamson, there's a few moments in the film that you wouldn't expect to see in a kids film.

Using real stories from the filmmaker’s life, he and his Iranian co-writers Ila Firouzabad and Pirouz Nemati create a world ...