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Swedish director Ruben Östlund to head Cannes festival jury

Swedish director Ruben Östlund, a two-time winner of the Palme d'Or, will be jury president at this year's Cannes Film Festival in May, organisers announced Tuesday.

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Francesca Comencini, director of Django on Sky Atlantic: ‘Westerns are finally giving women a voice’

Growing up in the Seventies, the Italian filmmaker didn’t realise how women’s voices were ignored in one of her favourite genres. Now, she says, the Western is finally changing for the better

Evening Standard

'Fire of Love': The story of a love triangle between two humans and volcanoes

The woman behind a new Oscar-nominated film that documents the lives of two French volcanologists has described it as the story of a "love triangle" between two human beings and volcanoes. Katia and Maurice Krafft roamed the planet for two decades, chasing volcanic eruptions and taking hundreds of hours of…

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Bandit review – shallow crime caper is saucer-eyed over real-life 1980s bank robber

Josh Duhamel charms as ‘flying bandit’ Gilbert Galvan, who pulled off nearly 60 robberies across Canada, but this light-hearted retelling lacks any insight

The Guardian - UK

List of DVD release dates for Feb. 28 and beyond

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

Tribune News Service

New on DVD: Strong ensemble cast powers thoughtful 'Women Talking'

One of the best picture nominees at the upcoming Academy Awards tops the DVD releases for the week of March 7.

Tribune News Service

Review: Michael B. Jordan Delivers a Brawler in ‘Creed III’

It must be a daunting prospect to pick up a franchise on the third movie. Add in the pressure of following filmmakers like Ryan Coogler and Steven Caple Jr. in your directorial debut that you’re also starring in and it’s enough to make you wonder what on earth Michael B.…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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‘I couldn’t be less interested in fashion’: the designer who dressed Mad Max and Cruella – and changed the world

Up for a fourth Oscar thanks to Mrs Harris Goes to Paris, Jenny Beavan talks about her bohemian childhood, her early work with Merchant Ivory and how she deals with difficult actors

The Guardian - UK

Why Elvis should win the best picture Oscar

Baz Luhrmann’s dreamlike, alien biopic takes profound liberties with the truths of Elvis’s life to instead capture his messianic status in American culture

The Guardian - UK

American Redditors Are Confessing They Thought V. Normal British Things Were Magic In Harry Potter

Americans are confusing normal British things for magic in Harry Potter. Some of the points of confusion include treacle tart and prefects!

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New horror movie The Outwaters is so disturbing that people are leaving cinema to throw up

The Outwaters hit cinemas just over three weeks ago - and viewers have been left shocked and disturbed by what they've seen on the screen

Daily Mirror

Bad City review – retro homage to 80s Japanese thrillers is elegantly pulpy

A taskforce of honest cops is assembled to tackle the gangsters menacing Kaiko City. Many punches are thrown in choreographed style

The Guardian - UK

Two-time Palme Winner Ruben Ostlund to Head Cannes Jury

Swedish director Ruben Ostlund, a two-time winner of the Palme d'Or, will be jury president at this year's Cannes Film Festival in May, organizers announced Tuesday. Ostlund, 48, won the festival's top prize last year for "Triangle of Sadness", which left audiences squirming over its biting exploration of class divisions…

Asharq Al-Awsat

John Bishop bringing 'most joyful' show he's worked on to Liverpool Empire this week

John will be starring in Mother Goose at Liverpool's Empire Theatre this week

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The Times of India

Here's what Deepika Padukone told Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan after the success of 'Pathaan' at the box office

Deepika Padukone, who is currently basking in the success of her last release, 'Pathaan', opened up about how she wanted the film to become successful. The actress also revealed what she told Shah Rukh Khan and his wife Gauri Khan after the success of the film at the box office.

Salon

Chihiro: Comforts from former sex worker

Netflix's film based on the popular manga is a bright, humanistic vibe

Irish Mirror

Doubts cast over Irish win at next month's Oscars as Irish nominees leave SAG Awards empty-handed

No luck for the Irish on Sunday night

Los Angeles Times

3 Oscar voters share their super-secret ballots

LOS ANGELES — Oscar voting begins Thursday and, as all the responsible citizens reading this know, you’re not always entirely prepared when you come face to face with that ballot. Film academy members, including the three sharing their picks here, sometimes end up making their choices on a whim and…

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Sam Mendes's latest film, Empire of Light, is about the power of cinema and the stigma of mental illness

The COVID pandemic gave a lot of people time to think and reflect. Some made sourdough, some learned to knit. Director Sam Mendes wrote his first film.

Evening Standard

Black Oscar winners over the years: the numbers. Just how bad is it in Hollywood?

There have been 54 black Oscar wins in 96 years

Los Angeles Times

‘Everything Everywhere’ won the guild trifecta. Now it’s the Oscars frontrunner

LOS ANGELES — Between winning the top honors at the Directors Guild Awards on Feb. 18 and at the both the Producers and Screen Actors Guild awards this weekend, the “Everything Everywhere All at Once” crew met at NeueHouse Hollywood on Saturday for one last Los Angeles academy screening of…

The Conversation

Why are so many Irish films and filmmakers nominated for Oscars? An expert in Irish cinema explains

The announcement of Irish film The Quiet Girl’s Oscar nomination for best international film led to understandable joy among its production team, as captured in a video shared on Twitter.

Bristol Post

UK's biggest outdoor cinema tour to return to Bristol this summer

They're showing some of the biggest films of 2022 alongside some classics

The Guardian - US

‘This is not unique at all’: inside a devastating film about sexual grooming

The director and star of Palm Trees and Power Lines talk about their unsettling drama that tells of the relationship between a teen and a man in his thirties

Evening Standard

Date and ticket information announced for Ruth Wilson in The Second Woman

One woman, one scene, 100 men, one electrifying 24-hour performance.

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