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Fall 2024 Movie Preview: From Blockbusters to Awards Contenders

The fall 2024 movie season offers a diverse slate of films, ranging from sequels of established franchises like "The Conjuring" and "Downton Abbey" to awards-season hopefuls such as "The Cut" and "One Battle After Another", with releases spanning Labor Day weekend through mid-November.

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Venice Film Festival Opens Amidst Political Controversy

The 82nd Venice Film Festival opened amidst political controversy, with over 1,500 filmmakers demanding condemnation of Israel's actions in Palestine and the exclusion of actress Gal Gadot, while the festival director expressed sadness but refused both requests. The festival's program includes films...

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Venice Film Festival Honors Herzog, Coppola Showcases Resilience

At the 82nd Venice Film Festival, 82-year-old Werner Herzog received a Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement, celebrated by 86-year-old Francis Ford Coppola, who recently underwent heart surgery but is already planning his next film. Herzog is also working on several projects, including a new film an...

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Lurker: A Co-Dependent Tale of Fandom and Obsession

In Alex Russell's directorial debut, Lurker, a young, isolated fan in pre-Covid LA manipulates his way into the life of his musical idol, resulting in a co-dependent relationship that explores the darker side of fandom and the complexities of human connection.

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Tarantino Ranks His Films, Scraps 'The Movie Critic'

Quentin Tarantino, in a recent podcast interview, declared "Inglourious Basterds" his best film, "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" his favorite, and "Kill Bill" the one he was "born to make", abandoning his planned film "The Movie Critic" due to its similarity to past works.

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Terence Stamp's Transformation: From Superhero to Drag Queen

Terence Stamp, known for roles in "The Collector" and "Superman", initially rejected but later accepted the role of Bernadette in "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert", overcoming his fears surrounding the HIV/AIDS context and delivering a critically acclaimed performance that marked a ...

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German Comedian Helge Schneider Turns 70

Celebrated German comedian Helge Schneider, known for his multifaceted career in music, film, and literature, is celebrating his 70th birthday with an open-air performance in Hamburg.

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Venice Film Festival 2024: A Lineup of Epic Proportions

The 82nd Venice Film Festival, starting September 1st, features a diverse lineup of films exceeding 135 minutes, including Park Chan-wook's 'No Other Choice', Luca Guadagnino's 'After the Hunt', Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein', and documentaries addressing global conflicts, with several already ...

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Piper Alpha Disaster Documentary and TV Highlights

BBC Two's "Disaster at Sea: The Piper Alpha Story" recounts the July 1988 Piper Alpha oil platform explosion off Aberdeen, Scotland, killing 167, and its impact; other programming includes Jamie Oliver's healthy cooking series and the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo's 75th anniversary.

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BBC Critics' Top 7 Films of 2025 So Far

BBC Culture's film critics chose seven notable 2025 films: the horror "Weapons," romantic comedy "Materialists," British comedy "The Ballad of Wallis Island," sci-fi thriller "Companion," the vampire film "Sinners," war drama "Warfare," and the dog-centric "The Friend.

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TV Tonight: Fury Documentary, Budget Shopping, and Sewing Bee

BBC Three airs Tommy Fury's documentary detailing his difficult year, including relationship issues; Channel 4's "The Big Pound Shop Swap" features the Osbornes; and BBC One presents "The Great British Sewing Bee", focusing on children's week.

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Varied TV Programming for Tonight

ITV1, Channel 4, and BBC Four offer diverse programming tonight, including the Aussie drama "One Night", the WWII documentary "24 Hours That Changed the World", and the crime drama "Beck".

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