BBC Sarah Everard Drama Five Years After Murder
The BBC has announced a two-part factual drama on the Sarah Everard case, exploring police failings and misogyny. It will air on BBC One and iPlayer.
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Perfect Moon Photography: Top Australian Images of March
Discover expert tips for capturing stunning moon photos and explore the stories behind Guardian Australia's top three photographs for March, including a lunar eclipse and Cyclone Narelle portrait.
Global Photo Diary: Parades, Protests, and Conflict
A visual journey through Monday's events: from carnival parades in Mexico to solemn protests in Brazil, and scenes of conflict in Gaza and Iran, highlighting global diversity and turmoil.
McAvoy's Directorial Debut Challenges Scottish Stereotypes
James McAvoy discusses his directorial debut 'California Schemin', a film based on a true hip-hop hoax, and his experiences with bias against Scottish accents in the entertainment industry.
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Oslo Filming Locations for Netflix's Detective Hole Revealed
Explore the authentic Oslo settings where Netflix's crime drama Detective Hole was filmed, from historic pubs to iconic public baths and sculpture parks.
Project Hail Mary Tops 2026 Box Office, Beats Avatar
Ryan Gosling's sci-fi epic Project Hail Mary has earned $164.3 million domestically, surpassing Avatar: Fire and Ash to become the highest-grossing Hollywood film of 2026 so far.
BBC Drama Babies Explores Grief of Pregnancy Loss
A new BBC drama, Babies, delves into the emotional turmoil of miscarriage, starring Paapa Essiedu and Siobhán Cullen as a couple struggling to conceive in their mid-thirties.
Project Hail Mary Holds Strong, Horror Films Face Oversaturation
The sci-fi adventure Project Hail Mary dominates the box office with a $54.5 million second weekend, while new horror releases struggle, indicating potential genre oversaturation in cinemas.
Maude Apatow's Directorial Debut Faces Financial Crisis
Maude Apatow's directorial debut Poetic License, featuring numerous celebrity offspring, has hit financial trouble as distributor Row K struggles, forcing a search for new backing.
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Pitt Star Plays Her Father in Horror Series Role
Fiona Dourif, star of HBO's The Pitt, stunned fans by portraying a younger version of her father Brad Dourif's iconic horror character in the Chucky TV series.
Beyond Paradise Cast Praise Stunning Season 4 Filming Locations
Kris Marshall, Sally Bretton, Zahra Ahmadi and Dylan Llewellyn discuss the breathtaking Devon and Cornwall locations that 'raised the bar' for Beyond Paradise season 4, including Mothecombe Beach and Mount Edgcumbe.
Taylor-Johnson Gains in Bond Race, Liverpool Film Location Considered
Aaron Taylor-Johnson's odds to play James Bond have dramatically shortened, disrupting the two-horse race between Callum Turner and Jacob Elordi. Amazon's creative control and potential Liverpool filming locations add new twists to the 007 saga.
Bond Contenders Recreate Skyfall Pose as Amazon Takes Control
Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Theo James channel Daniel Craig's 007 at a London photocall, while Amazon's billion-dollar deal reshapes the franchise's future with new filming locations.
Russia Bans Oscar-Winning Documentary 'Mr Nobody Against Putin'
A Russian court has banned the Oscar-winning documentary 'Mr Nobody Against Putin' from streaming platforms, alleging it promotes negative attitudes about the government and the war in Ukraine.
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Alexander Kluge, German Film Pioneer, Dies at 94
Alexander Kluge, the influential German film-maker and author who helped shape the New German Cinema movement and was a key figure in the Frankfurt school, has passed away aged 94.
Colbert's Lord of the Rings Film to Feature Tom Bombadil
Stephen Colbert is writing a new Lord of the Rings movie based on overlooked chapters from Tolkien's original novel, potentially giving Tom Bombadil a central role in the plot.
Brazilian Film 'The Blue Trail' Inspires Older Women Against Ageism
The Brazilian film 'The Blue Trail' follows a rebellious 77-year-old woman escaping forced exile, resonating deeply with older women in a country grappling with widespread ageism and demographic shifts.
Rave Culture: A New Era Review - UK Dance Revolution
A Spanish documentary delves into the UK's 80s and 90s rave scene, offering insights into its logistics, evolution, and lasting influence, though lacking political depth.
Orwell Documentary 2+2=5 Probes Legacy in Modern Politics
Raoul Peck's film Orwell: 2+2=5 explores George Orwell's enduring relevance, focusing on Nineteen Eighty-Four and its themes of truth and tyranny in today's world.
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Splitsville Review: Dakota Johnson Elevates Open Marriage Comedy
Dakota Johnson delivers a masterful performance in Splitsville, a sharp comedy about open marriage and emotional chaos from the makers of The Climb.
BBC Ambulance Episode Leaves Viewers in Tears Over Heartbreaking Scene
Viewers of the BBC documentary Ambulance were left devastated after paramedics battled to save a 67-year-old man, with emotional reactions flooding social media over the poignant and hard-to-watch moment.
Redoubt Review: Denis Lavant's Unforgettable Nuclear Shelter Role
John Skoog's monochrome film features Denis Lavant as an oddball building a public shelter in 1950s Sweden. Based on an art installation, it offers a unique, slow-paced drama with a compelling central character.
Underland Review: Poetic Exploration of Earth's Depths
A documentary based on Robert Macfarlane's book explores sinkholes, labs, and tunnels underground, delving into human existence and the Anthropocene with arresting imagery.
Victoria Hamilton on Social Media Parenting Fears and 'Woke' Drama
Victoria Hamilton discusses her concerns about social media's impact on youth and her role in Channel 5's The Teacher, exploring generational divides in education.
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Cuban Cinema Fights US Blockade at Screen Cuba Festival
Amid Trump's threats, the Screen Cuba festival highlights Cuban cinema's resilience, showcasing films that explore gender, politics, and daily life under the US embargo.
Thai Progressive's Rise Against Military Rule in Documentary
A gripping documentary explores Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit's Future Forward Party, its 2019 election surge, and the struggle to end Thailand's cycle of military coups.
Project Hail Mary Hits $80.5M Opening, Biggest of 2026
Ryan Gosling's sci-fi epic Project Hail Mary debuts with $80.5 million, marking the largest box office opening of 2026 and a major win for Amazon MGM Studios.
Project Hail Mary Hits $80.5M Box Office Record for Amazon MGM
Amazon MGM's sci-fi epic 'Project Hail Mary' starring Ryan Gosling debuts with $80.5 million, setting a studio record and ranking among top non-franchise openings.
Cary Elwes on The Princess Bride Legacy and New Film
Actor Cary Elwes discusses the enduring impact of The Princess Bride, his friendship with Rob Reiner, and his latest role in Gus Van Sant's Dead Man's Wire, reflecting on a career spanning decades.
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Chuck Norris: 80s Action Cinema's Unstoppable Force
Chuck Norris, the martial arts legend and action star, defined 80s cinema with his explosive roles in films like 'Missing In Action' and 'Lone Wolf McQuade'. His legacy lives on through iconic performances and a unique blend of Eastern and Western combat
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