The Liberty Cinema in Wenatchee, Washington experienced a collapse during a showing of Brave New World, as depicted in intense videos and photos shared by the Wenatchee Valley Fire Department on Instagram.
Here are a few impressions out of the five films included in the block…
In this narrative, we meet Billy (Raúl Castillo), a man struggling with unemployment and questionable financial decisions. He boasts to patrons in a karaoke bar in the Berkshires about his crypto investments, particularly Tulip, claiming it will only rise. However, unbeknownst to him, his investment is not thriving as he believes. His optimism is shaken when he makes a promise to his daughter (Joanna Sylvie Weinig) that he’ll soon afford a new home where they can escape from her mom, his ex-wife (Zoë Winters), who remains skeptical and unconvinced by his claims.
On Friday, Judge Collins Rice concluded that Ofcom erred in their legal interpretation when they decided that two episodes of “Jacob Rees-Mogg’s State of the Nation” broke broadcasting regulations. The judge explained that Ofcom wrongly applied their Broadcasting Code, stating that they misjudged the Conservative politician’s presentation of news content as a violation of impartiality standards.
Leslie informed The Daily Mail that before Hackman’s passing, there were no signs of any health issues, leading her to hypothesize that a gas leak or carbon monoxide poisoning might have contributed to his death.
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This year’s awards show will air live on Hulu for the first time, as well as on ABC as usual. In a creative expansion of sponsorship opportunities, Disney has designed packages that extend far beyond the show itself. Advertisements linked to Oscar sales also encompass sponsorships for “Good Morning America” and “Live With Kelly and Mark” the day after, and even an international agreement where Christian Dior is sponsoring a collection of movies on Disney+ in France and the U.S.
Starting with BBC Studios in September 2021, Brass significantly contributed during a time of change as the company strengthened its content creation abilities. During her employment, she temporarily managed the production sector after the departure of former CEO Ralph Lee in March 2024, ensuring smooth operations until Zai Bennett, the new CEO and chief creative officer, assumed leadership in November.
As a movie aficionado, I’m part of a group that’s rallying around a significant cause. Signatories include Mohammad Rasoulof, the creator behind the Oscar-nominated film “The Seed of the Sacred Fig,” who recently sought refuge abroad to evade legal action linked to his movie. Other notable figures supporting this initiative are Pedro Almodóvar, Juliette Binoche, Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Agnieszka Holland, Hiam Abbas, Isabel Coixet, and the directors of prestigious film festivals such as Venice, Berlin, Rotterdam, and Sydney.
This movement, initiated by the International Coalition for Filmmakers at Risk (ICFR), has already garnered more than 3,000 signatures. We’re standing together to support fellow filmmakers who find themselves in jeopardy due to their work.
As a passionate cinephile, I can’t help but express my excitement for a film that I was fortunate enough to be part of its creation. This compelling narrative, penned by Panthaki and collaboratively crafted with Jason Kavan, delves deeply into the complexities of generational gaps and the profound connections between us humans. It promises to be an emotionally raw and intellectually stimulating journey, one that leaves a lasting impression on anyone who experiences it.