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Queens, the film that represents Switzerland in the race for the International Feature Oscar, weaves a poignant story set against the socio-political background of 1992 Peru. Directed by Klaudia Reynicke, who has personal history tied to both Peru and Europe, this film transcends cultural boundaries through its narrative and artistic expression. Reynicke left her homeland
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As Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) moves forward with its ambitions to launch the streaming service Max across Europe, the landscape of content distribution is undergoing a significant transformation. Traditionally, HBO has thrived in European markets through established distributors like Sky, who have acted as intermediaries between the network and its international audience. However, with changing
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The film community recently mourned the loss of Adam Somner, a highly respected first assistant director, who passed away due to complications from anaplastic thyroid cancer. His death resonates deeply, as many industry professionals came forward to share their experiences and memories of working alongside him. Among those paying tribute was Rachel Zegler, a rising
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In recent discussions surrounding the Academy Awards, Samuel L. Jackson has lent his voice to challenge a long-standing narrative: the assertion that merely being nominated for an Oscar is a noteworthy honor. Jackson, known for his candidness, took a humorous yet firm stance during a conversation promoting Netflix’s adaptation of August Wilson’s “The Piano Lesson.”
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