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Charcoal review – tremendous thriller has family looking after mafia interloper

A Brazilian family struggling with their ailing grandfather are offered an unusual way out in Carolina Markowicz’s darkly comic and suspenseful feature debut

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An Irish Goodbye director hails N Ireland drama groups for giving him his start

Ross White was speaking in LA ahead of the Oscars this weekend, in which his short film has been nominated.

The Independent UK

List of DVD release dates for March 7 and beyond

Following is a partial schedule of coming movies on DVD. Release dates are subject to change:

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These just might be the best Academy Award predictions that you will read anywhere. Honest

The members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences don’t always get it right, but this year’s batch of Oscar nominees is particularly well chosen.

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New on DVD: Tom Hanks embraces his inner curmudgeon in 'A Man Called Otto'

The American remake of an Oscar-nominated 2015 Swedish film tops the DVD releases for the week of March 14.

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Review: Mel Brooks’ giddily irreverent style of comedy is emulated in new Hulu series ‘History of the World, Part II’

The comedy of Mel Brooks might as well be its own genre. It’s broad. It’s irreverent. It’s giddily absurd. And no more so than in the 1981 movie “History of the World, Part I,” wherein various events on the human timeline are filtered through this winking sensibility, transforming something like…

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Our pick of 10 of the best documentaries by women to watch on International Women’s Day

From films covering subjects that range from families to war, these extraordinary documentaries will inspire and illuminate

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Jim Sheridan hands new information on Sophie Toscan Du Plantier death to gardaí shedding new light on final moments

The award-winning director spent several hours speaking to a detective and another Garda at his Dublin home a few weeks ago

Irish Mirror

50 Years Ago, Elliott Gould Made a Controversial Noir Thriller With a Shocking Final Twist

Funny yet melancholy, Gould's take on Philip Marlowe divided fans but produced a classic.

Inverse

Why Triangle of Sadness should win the best picture Oscar

Projectile vomiting and exploding toilets aside, Ruben Östlund’s satire about the super-rich is more thoughtful than it initially appears – it’s a film for our times

The Guardian - UK

The Curse of Rosalie review – horror moppet presides over thrift shop of evil

No scare prop is left out in a clunky tale of magical daggers and spooky furnishings as a family find their daughter is up to her eyes in hellishness

The Guardian - UK

'I was a The Banshees of Inisherin extra and meeting my hero Brendan Gleeson was everything I thought it would be'

Achill islander Lisa Cattigan was delighted after she realised she was among the only non-stars to enjoy a trailer close-up

Dublin Live

Anupam Kher: Every brick in the wall counts, even the worst films have contributed to my career - Exclusive

The multi-talented Anupam Kher who turns 68 today has never believed in resting on his laurels. From the time he wrangled Saaransh from Sanjeev Kumar in 1984, his career has been all about stepping into the unknown in the spirit of adventure.

The Times of India

Yogesh Bhardwaj: I have been a fan of Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury ever since I saw 'Pink' - Exclusive

Yogesh Bharadwaj, who made his big Bollywood debut with Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s ‘Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga’, went on to be a part of projects like, ‘SP Chauhan’ and ‘Satellite Shankar’. He was last seen in Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury’s ‘Lost’. ETimes caught up with the actor for an…

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The romcom effect: will a new movie gentrify Peckham as Richard Curtis gentrified Notting Hill?

The likable new release Rye Lane bills itself as ‘a love letter to south London’. But, like Amélie in Montmartre, could it end up damaging the place it sets out to celebrate?

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The Internet Has Gone Wild Over Owen Wilson Giving Kmart Bob Ross In The New Poster For Paint

I better see some happy little trees throughout the whole damn film.

The Independent UK

DA stands by prosecutor in Alec Baldwin set-shooting case

A district attorney in Santa Fe is fighting back against efforts to disqualify a special prosecutor pursuing manslaughter charges against actor Alec Baldwin in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer on a New Mexico film set

Chicago Sun-Times

Hulu sticks a knife in ‘Devil in the White City’ series

Keanu Reeves was to star in adaptation of the Chicago novel, which reportedly is being shopped to other outlets.

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Julia Roberts in ‘Shakespeare in Love’? Thankfully it didn’t happen, producer says

“Shakespeare in Love” producer Edward Zwick let readers in on a few big secrets about the making of the Oscar-winning 1998 film.

Daily Record

Netflix's new horror film Fall leaves fans terrified and suffering 'heart attacks'

The streaming giants are no strangers to the genre, with the likes of Squid Game and Haunting of Hill House making for whopping viewing figures.

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Oddsmakers are prepared for Everything Everywhere All At Once to dominate the Oscars

The multiverse project may just win every award in existence

Al Jazeera

Everything you need to know about the 2023 Oscars

The 95th Academy Awards ceremony will take place on Sunday, highlighting artists like Michelle Yeoh and Austin Butler.

Tribune News Service

From Twin Cities to Hollywood, a horror director makes her debut

MINNEAPOLIS — Horror fans who enjoy the suspense of "Unseen" can thank the Linden Hills Co-op, Walker Art Center and Perpich School of the Arts.

The Independent UK

Steven Spielberg admits he thought one of his critically acclaimed films could fail

Director doubted the movie, now regarded as one of his best and the recipient of three Oscars, would succeed

Daily Mirror

Netflix's terrifying new horror Fall leaves fans having 'heart attacks’

Fans have flocked to social media to share their thoughts on Netflix's newest thrilled, Fall - and warned others about watching it

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