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“Two Pianos” Movie Review – A Virtuoso’s Past Unravels in Desplechin’s Latest Drama
Arnaud Desplechin’s Two Pianos premiered took place on September 10, 2025, at the Toronto International Film Festival, co-written by Kamen Velkovsky. The story follows pianist Mathias Vogler, played by François Civil, who returns to Lyon to rehearse with his mentor, Elena. However, his journey stirs up old feelings when he reconnects with Claude, a past
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UK Judge Throws Out Terror Case Against Kneecap Member
A concert in London in November 2024, Ó hAnnaidh displaying a flag in support of Hezbollah This alleged statement led to Ó hAnnaidh being charged with a terrorism-related offense in May. A UK court has ruled that the terrorism charges against rapper Mo Chara (real name Liam Og O hAnnaidh) can’t proceed due to a
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Francesco Costabile’s ‘Familia’ Chosen as Italy’s Official Oscar Submission
The Italian selection committee has chosen Francesco Costabile’s Familia as the country’s contender for the 2026 Academy Awards’ Best International Feature Film. It’s written and directed by Francesco Costabile, based on the memoir Non sarà sempre così by Luigi Celeste. Before Familia, Costabile gained attention for Una Femmina, highlighting women who stood up to the
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Jim Jarmusch Wins Big at 2025 Venice Film Festival—See All Award Winners
The 82nd Venice International Film Festival was held from August 27 to September 6 andhosted at Venice Lido, it was presided over by Alexander Payne as Jury President, with Emanuela Fanelli hosting the ceremonies. In a turn of events that left many stunned, indie auteur Jim Jarmusch took home the Golden Lion for Father Mother
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Amazon MGM Studios Adapts ‘Life Is Strange’ Game Into Live-Action Series With Charlie Covell, Square Enix, Luckychamp and Story Kitchen.
Amazon Prime Video has officially approved a live-action “Life Is Strange” TV series, according to Variety . The live-action adaptation of the Life Is Strange video game franchise is being scripted and showrunner by Charlie Covell, who also serves as executive producer. A screen adaptation of the franchise that carries the same name. Charlie wrote
Box Office: ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ Opens With $8.5M, 2025’s Top Horror Preview.
The Conjuring: The Last Rites has officially closed the book on one of the most successful horror franchises ever. Released on September 5, 2025, the film is already making waves at the box office, earning $8.5 million in preview screenings—the highest opening for a horror film this year. The movie is directed Michael Chaves and
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Madelyn Cline Is Back for ‘Outer Banks’ Season 5 After Summer Film Buzz
Madelyn Cline is saying goodbye to the show that changed her life. Outer Banks is returning for its fifth and final season, and Cline is stepping into Sarah Cameron’s shoes one last time. She’s delivered two high-profile performances, first The franchise’s latest installment, “I Know What You Did Last Summer”, and Prime Video’s emotionally rich
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Netflix Thriller ‘Fast and Loose’ Casts John Swab as Director; Will Smith Stars, Jerry Bruckheimer Produces
Will Smith has a new action movie on the way, and it already feels like a wild ride. The project is called Fast and Loose, and it just landed a fresh director: John Swab, best known for his gritty crime film King Ivory. Adding even more firepower, legendary producer Jerry Bruckheimer has joined the team.
Downton Abbey’s Final Chapter: Scandal, Wealth & Change Shape a Bittersweet Farewell
As the title suggests, Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale arrives as what’s intended to be the final curtain on the beloved Crawley saga. Set in the summer of 1930, this graceful yet bittersweet farewell weaves together scandal, financial woes, and the gentle weight of change—highlighting the show’s signature blend of upstairs-downstairs drama with stirring touches
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