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Chris Evans and Ana de Armas reunite in new trailer for Ghosted

Apple TV’s new rom-com sees the Knives Out actors star in their third film together

Manchester Evening News

'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' Runtime Continues a Risky Trend

Why does a swan song need to be so long?

Inverse

'All That Breathes': The Indian documentary flying high at film festivals

After winning top prizes at Cannes and Sundance, "All That Breathes" is now shortlisted for an Academy Award for best documentary. Indian director Shaunak Sen tells us about this poetic exploration of kinship and environmental protection, as we follow Nadeem and Saud, two brothers saving the birds of prey falling…

France 24

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What to stream: 'Women Talking' and the best of Sarah Polley as actor, filmmaker

Sarah Polley’s Oscar-nominated film “Women Talking” arrives on DVD and Blu-ray this week, two weeks after its VOD debut on Amazon, iTunes and other platforms. It’s just in time to catch up with the drama before the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday, where the film is nominated for best picture…

Tribune News Service

Ukrainian group protests Oscar nominations for ‘Top Gun: Maverick,’ citing film’s alleged ties to a Russian oligarch

LOS ANGELES — A global Ukrainian group is protesting the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ nomination of “Top Gun: Maverick” for multiple Oscars, including best picture, citing its concerns over the film’s alleged ties to a Russian oligarch sanctioned by Ukraine.

Los Angeles Times

Six upcoming Barry Keoghan movies to watch out for after Oscar nomination

From Eternals to Banshees of Inisherin Dublin native Barry Keoghan is taking over the Hollywood movie scene and we can't wait to see what he does next

Dublin Live

Lean, mean and submarine: Underwater is an overlooked genre treat

This Kristen Stewart horror-thriller received mixed reviews – but when it comes to creature features, true genius lies in the middle to lower reaches of Rotten Tomatoes

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Will Sai Pallavi play Sita to Ranbir Kapoor's Rama in Madhu Mantena’s 'Ramayan'? Here’s what we know…

Madhu Mantena’s upcoming film, ‘Ramayan’ has been creating a strong buzz of late. According to a latest development, Sai Pallavi has been roped in to play the role of Sita in the movie.

The Times of India

Daniel Day-Lewis over Bradley Cooper?!: The 13 most confusing Oscar screw-ups of all time

From awarding Rami Malek’s all-teeth performance as Freddie Mercury to Julianne Moore winning Best Actress for the wrong movie, the Oscars have always inspired confusion and frustration. Ahead of this year’s Academy Awards, Adam White explores the most egregious mistakes in recent Oscar history

The Independent UK

The Middle Man review – relentlessly pointless non-comedy hits cul-de-sac of quirk

Bent Hamer’s films are known for their deadpan humour but nothing funny – nor sad, nor plausible – happens in this film about a man whose job is to break the news to those whose relations have been killed

The Guardian - UK

Our pick of 9 of the best female-directed films to watch on International Women’s Day

Why not take part in IWD by watching an incredible film?

Evening Standard

Banshees of Inisherin and Bad Sisters bag most nominations at this year's Irish Film and TV Awards

The awards will take place on Sunday, May 7 at Dublin’s Royal Convention Centre.

Irish Mirror

Irish Film and Television Awards: Northern Irish talents nominated for top accolades

Derry Girls received two nominations for the show's final episode

Belfast Live

Luv Ranjan reveals why his action-drama with Ajay Devgn and Ranbir Kapoor was shelved

Ahead of the release of his upcoming film, ‘Tu Jhoothi main Makkaar’, Luv Ranjan opened up about why his action-drama film with Ajay Devgn and Ranbir Kapoor was shelved.

The Times of India

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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

The Independent UK

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.

Tribune News Service

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.

Tribune News Service

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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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:

Chicago Tribune

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…

Evening Standard

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

Irish Mirror

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

Inverse

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.

The Guardian - UK

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

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