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Monstrous maestro: why is Cate Blanchett’s cancel culture film Tár angering so many people?

Despite glowing reviews, Todd Field’s drama about a predatory conductor has struggled at the box office. Is this because its protagonist is an unlikeable woman?

The Guardian - UK

Amy Winehouse biopic: Industry star Marisa Abela to play singer in Back to Black

Film will show ‘what Amy saw’ and make viewers ‘feel what she felt’

The Independent UK

Tár’s breakout star Sophie Kauer: ‘I learned to act from Cate Blanchett’

The rising cello star on making her acclaimed acting debut opposite the Hollywood A-lister, studying Michael Caine and returning to music after a whirlwind year

Evening Standard

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'James wasn't interested when we were together. Once I ended it he became obsessed'

"I'm scared he'll never let me move on."

Manchester Evening News

Dad who took his own life days before Christmas after benefits stopped left granddaughter gift

Dad of three Kevin Dooley took his own life days before Christmas after his benefits were stopped, and his daughter, who found his body, now remembers him with a decoration on her tree.

Daily Record

Dad dies days before Christmas after benefits stopped - and leaves daughter gift

Dad of three Kevin Dooley, 48, died days before Christmas after his benefits were stopped in December 2018, and his daughter now remembers him with a bauble on her tree

Daily Mirror

Dis Life: The Silent Twins portrays 'horror film' childhood of two disabled sisters

A new film exploring the lives of selectively mute twins June and Jennifer Gibbons will be all too familiar to neurodiverse children and their parents, writes Anna Morell from Disability Rights UK

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‘Armageddon Time’: Story of a volatile boyhood is often likable, but the boy isn’t

Highly personal period piece suffers from a sometimes bratty hero and some heavy-handed messaging.

Chicago Sun-Times

'I can't tell the kids I can't save her. I need £5,000 to save my cat from Covid'

"The GoFundMe page is set up directly to the vet, so that I don't receive any of the money"

Manchester Evening News

Streaming: the best films set on trains

Hurtling Brad Pitt thriller vehicle Bullet Train follows in the tracks of classics from Shanghai Express and The Lady Vanishes to Unstoppable

The Guardian - UK

Margot Robbie says police officer wrapped Amsterdam filming after David O Russell refused to

‘A policewoman from Pasadena... wrapped this film,’ actor said

The Independent UK

Thug husband broke new wife's back in attack and refused to take her to hospital

Amanda Lomax blamed herself for the attacks she suffered from violent thug Jonathan Hall who kept kicking his new wife as he lay defenceless on the floor. She finally reported the matter to police

Daily Mirror

Groom broke his wife's back in brutal attack just weeks after their wedding - then refused to take her to hospital

Amanda Lomax feared she would die as she lay defenceless on the floor while being kicked by Jonathan Hall

Manchester Evening News

Venice film festival 2022 opening roundup – a promisingly juicy start

Call Me By Your name director Luca Guadagnino serves up some fine young cannibals, Cate Blanchett dazzles in a musical tour de force, and Call My Agent!’s Laure Calamy is full of surprises

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At 90, the Venice Film Festival Looks Better than Ever

Cinema’s biggest stars just seem to shine a bit brighter at the Venice International Film Festival, which begins this week in the Northern Italian city. Think of Lady Gaga, a woman who has never shied away from a grand entrance, somehow topping even herself delicately perched over the edge of…

Zenger

Popcorn With Zenger: ‘Vengeance’ Fails To Deliver

The “Office's” B.J. Novak writes and directs a mystery that veers into political misunderstandings.

The Guardian - UK

Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain review – genius painted in broad strokes

The hungry wanderer’s wit and intellect make for compelling viewing in an otherwise conveyor-belt documentary

Daily Mirror

Mum's warning as sickening images show injuries inflicted by vicious boyfriend

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Faye Matthews suffered a broken eye socket as her jealous boyfriend Benjamin Rumfitt strangled, hit and gouged her eyes during the early hours of New Year’s Day this year

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Manchester Evening News

Mum told kids she had Covid after jealous boyfriend gouged her eyes, punched her 10 times, and 'wished death' on her

“My advice to other women would be to check out the man you’re dating. Make sure he is safe. A quick search on google could save your life"

Manchester Evening News

'Chanel knew that my two-year-old was dying. She used it to betray us in the worst way'

"Chanel wormed her way into my life; she even turned up at the hospital when Jorja was very ill and told a nurse she was a family member"

The Guardian - UK

The Silent Twins review – powerful story of Welsh sisters in a world of their own

Agnieszka Smoczyńska directs this well-acted, disturbing drama about June and Jennifer Gibbons, whose shared isolation ended in criminal acts

Manchester Evening News

Devastated mum describes the horrifying moment her 'beautiful' baby was found dying by big sister

Jemima Muswere-Enagbonma, eight, had been to check on her baby sister when she made the shocking discovery

Daily Mirror

Girl, 8, discovered lifeless body of baby sister who died suddenly in her sleep

Jessamy Muswere-Enagbonma passed away in January 2021 at just four months old after she was discovered by her protective eight-year-old sister who had gone to check on her while she was asleep

Los Angeles Times

‘Downton Abbey’ box office results signal a promising turn among older audiences

Focus Features’ “Downton Abbey” sequel welcomed older viewers back into theaters this weekend, in what may be a promising sign for the box office prospects of films aimed at grown-ups, according to estimates from measurement firm Comscore.

Tribune News Service

‘Downton Abbey’ opens weakly as fans of a certain age stay home

“Downton Abbey: A New Era” opened in second place domestically this weekend and with a much weaker debut than its 2019 predecessor, as a key demographic for the film, older women, proves to be one of the most difficult to persuade back into theaters.

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