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Berlin film fest to award prizes as stars return

BERLIN: The Berlin film festival awards its top prizes on Saturday, including the Golden Bear for best picture, after a star-studded run that highlighted freedom struggles in Iran and Ukraine.

Bangkok Post

Juraj Jakubisko death: Slovak movie director, whose films were banned under communism, dies at 84

Jakubisko was named best filmmaker of the 20th century in his country

The Independent UK

The Wildest Sci-fi Movie On Netflix Reveals a Real-Life Ethical Dilemma

"Sorry to Bother You" has a twist no one who has seen the movie has quite forgotten. But could it happen in real life?

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Multiple Lord of the Rings films confirmed to be in the works based on JRR Tolkien books

Warner Bros have confirmed that there are going to be more Lord of the Rings films released

Daily Mirror

Slovak movie director Juraj Jakubisko dies at 84

Slovak filmmaker Juraj Jakubisko, who was named the best movie director of the 20th century in his country, has died

The Independent UK

'Suzume' Review: 'Your Name' Director Makoto Shinkai's Most Daring, and Caring, Movie Yet

This is the movie that 'Your Name' director Makoto Shinkai has been preparing to make for the past eight years.

Inverse

Tom Cruise and Stephen Spielberg's 'feud' ended after 20 years at Oscars lunch

Stephen Spielberg and Tom Cruise reportedly haven't seen eye to eye since they worked together on War of the Worlds in 2005

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Berlin film festival 2023 roundup – prestige, politics and ethical starpower

This year’s Berlinale continued the tradition of combining earnestness with red-carpet glamour – featuring Kristen Stewart, Bono and Steven Spielberg, and this time some real crowd pleasers

The Guardian - UK

Rust Producers to Pay $100,000 Safety Fine after Shooting

Producers of the Western movie "Rust" on Friday said they had agreed to pay a $100,000 civil fine for "serious" workplace safety breaches prior to the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on a New Mexico film set in 2021. New Mexico's worker safety bureau last year levied its maximum…

Asharq Al-Awsat

The Lord of the Rings star who 'feels at home' in Manchester

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Manchester Evening News

Apologize for 'Tropic Thunder'? Not Ben Stiller. He's 'proud' of the Hollywood spoof

The universe is talking to us right now ... in the form of a very direct tweet from Ben Stiller, who won't be apologizing for one of his most infamous movies.

Los Angeles Times

Ten years ago I won a trip to New York. If this happened today I’d delete the email

Something so incredible had to be a scam. No one at school could believe it either

The Guardian - AU

We Have a Ghost review – supernatural Netflix caper needs more spirit

A so-so attempt to recall kids’ films of the 80s struggles to find its own personality amidst its many influences

The Guardian - US

Guillermo del Toro Has Another Fantastical Stop-motion Movie in the Works

The Nobel Prize-winning Kazuo Ishiguro's 'The Buried Giant' is getting the 'Pinocchio' treatment.

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Cocaine Bear isn't entirely fictional. Here's the real story behind 'Pablo Eskobear'

Cocaine Bear's premise is pretty self-explanatory, but it's actually based on true events. So what really happened in a Georgia forest in the 1980s?

Tribune News Service

Review: Idris Elba detective thriller 'Luther: The Fallen Sun' turns back time

Idris Elba returns as detective chief inspector John Luther — is that an incredible title or what? — in "Luther: The Fallen Sun," a thoroughly '90s crime thriller that couldn't be more '90s if it starred Ashley Judd and Morgan Freeman.

The Independent UK

New this week: 'True Lies,' Wallen and 'Creed' film fest

This week’s new entertainment releases include a whopping 36-song album from Morgan Wallen, the arrival on Hulu of the best picture Oscar nominee and Palme d’Or winner “Triangle of Sadness” and CBS has a new TV series inspired by the film “True Lies.”

Tribune News Service

Movie review: 'Freaky' director squanders David Harbour in largely lifeless 'We Have a Ghost'

You can appreciate Christopher Landon wanting to avoid being pigeonholed.

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Los Angeles Times

'Rust' production reaches settlement with New Mexico Health and Safety Bureau

Rust Movie Productions, LLC, the company behind the troubled western where a cinematographer was killed, has reached a settlement with New Mexico's Health and Safety Bureau.

Inverse

'Quantumania' Writer Says Kang's Biggest Threat Wasn’t a Bluff: “He’s Not Lying”

Screenwriter Jeff Loveness breaks down the hilarious, and ominous, internal narration of Scott Lang to set up 'The Kang Dynasty.'

Salon

Cocaine Bear doesn't even elicit a snort

Besides one action sequence and a fake bear that out-acts its human costars, the film fails its amusing title

Evening Standard

Rust production company to pay $100,000 fine over Halyna Hutchins shooting

The production company behind the film Rust has agreed to pay a fine of 100,000 US dollars following the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

The Guardian - UK

Dress sensitivity: creating the Mennonite costumes for Women Talking

Quita Alfred tells how she designed long, dark dresses that chime incongruously with fashion

The Guardian - UK

Music review – shapeshifting puzzle is an enigmatic mind bender

Angela Schanelec’s disparate series of stark and startling tableaux appear to be showing us the key to some locked cabinet of significance – but any meaning feels out of reach

The Guardian - UK

Reality review – word-for-word replay of FBI interrogation is uncannily brilliant

Using the transcript of the arrest of whisteblower Reality Winner, Tina Satter’s superb piece of verbatim cinema asks questions about how power is wielded in real life

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