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In the realm of documentary cinema, few films have achieved the profound impact and lasting significance of Claude Lanzmann’s *Shoah*. Debuted 40 years ago, this nearly 10-hour cinematic experience is currently being highlighted at the Berlin Film Festival, underlining its status as a benchmark in the genre. Unlike traditional historical documentaries that often rely on
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Bulgaria’s Nu Boyana Film Studios has joined forces with France’s Free Dolphin Entertainment to take a bold step into the cinematic landscape of 2024. The duo aims to capitalize on the increasing demand for quality content on ad-supported streaming platforms by producing an impressive slate of seven films this year. With their eyes set on
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The excitement surrounding the EE BAFTA Film Awards is palpable as the illustrious ceremony prepares to commence at London’s Royal Festival Hall. Fans and industry insiders alike are poised for the evening’s festivities, which promise to celebrate cinematic excellence and foster conversations about the current state of filmmaking. This year’s awards will feature the return
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The entertainment industry is no stranger to controversies, especially when it comes to high-profile awards campaigns. Such is the case with “Emilia Pérez,” an ambitious Spanish-language film directed by Jacques Audiard, which found itself under scrutiny following the surfacing of problematic social media posts from lead actress Karla Sofía Gascón. These revelations led to difficult
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The documentary “Porcelain War,” directed by Brendan Bellomo and Slava Leontyev, artfully juxtaposes the fragility and indomitable spirit of Ukraine amid the harrowing realities of war. The analogy of Ukraine as “porcelain” captures its susceptibility to destruction, yet underscores its remarkable resilience. Leontyev, a Ukrainian artist featured in the film, embodies this spirit by choosing
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