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A brand new Condo common room located conveniently just 3 mins walk from Sengkang MRT. We are located in the north-east part of Singapore close to malls, restaurants and just 20 mins away to the city proper. Learn More
This apartment is with 1 Super Single bed, Cabinets and side table. The toilet and bath just 2 steps away outside your door room. Light Cooking & washing allowed. Free tea/coffee Guest can access the following: ~ Cooking ~ -Kitchen that is fully equipped for cooking with a Cooker, Oven, microwave, Refrigerator and Freezer. ~ Laundry~ - Washing is allowed we will be providing detergent. ~ The living room is with a cable TV and sofa. ~ Balcony facing the pool area where you ca...
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3mins walking distance to Paya lebar MRT. 15mins transport to airport or downtown. 24 hours Supermarket and many restaurants are around the condo. Free wifi connection Free swimming pool using Shampoo and towel are provided Learn More
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Situated in Sentosa Cove the unit is big and spacious and is close to everything. There is a pool and a great outlook to the ocean along with cafes and restaurants on your doorstep. Public transport is also just a stone throw away Learn More
Freshly modernized apartment leasing out pleasant room, fully furbished with amenities. Ideal for singles/couples. Close proximity to neighbourhood. We just need you and your enormous luggage. Learn More
Flexibility is our motto. However, just some mini rules to observe. 1) Kitchen 2) Dryer 3) Washer 4) Wifi 5) Air-conditioning 6) Clean common (shared) bathroom We are staying in the apartment itself, so you will see us practically every day. If you need any assistance, please contact us or just knock on our door if we are at home. 1) Accessibility is too good to be true. 2) There is a new park open up recently. 3) Neighbours are friendly 4) Quiet and peaceful when you need a gr...
Yishun, SG
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Great location, 5 mins walk to super market and food court. 7 mins walk to DAKOTA MRT. Full condo facilities includes swimming pool and gym. No agent fee! No landlord stay! Can move in immediately!!!! Learn More
Geylang, Singapore
Relocation? Luxury condo (467 sqft) in Kembangan, 15 mins to Changi Business Park, 5 mins to eateries/amenities, 1 min to jog, bike & exercise park, 20 mins to the beach. Orthopedic Queen bed, balcony, pool, gym. Well equipped, move in with suitcase! Learn More
It is a bright and clean cozy place with all modern amenities. Guests can use all the amenities like swimming pool, gym, jacuzzi, barbecue pit and sundeck chairs. I can show you around after checking in.
Katong, Singapore
The room is in the condominum second floor. The unit is 1000sgf, with 3 bedroom. There is bus stop in front of the condominium , you can take bus in 10mins to the nearest train station(Pasir Ris) ,and take direct train to city area in about 20mins. Learn More
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Moulmein Studio is a building that is 6 minutes away from Novena MRT station in the heart of the City and Orchard. Minimum 6 stays stay to monthly for individual studio units that is an entire apartment with no sharing and no partition walls. Limited units Learn More
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Mins away from the CBD and a foodie paradise with a host of 24/7 eateries and restaurants. 5-10 mins walk to kallang MRT. You will find countless options for entertainment, dining and rejuvenation within minutes of your abode. Learn More
MRT 6-9 mins walk to kallang MRT 2 stops Bugis Junction 3 stops to City Hall, Suntec 4 stops to Raffles Place 1 stop to the circle line Distance to main areas in the City by Cab 2.9 km to Bugis (3-5 mins drive) 4.1km to Suntec City (5-8 mins drive) 4.8km to Marina Bay Sands (5-8 mins drive) 7.5km to Orchard Road (8-10 mins) The apartment comes fully furnished including the following amenities : - Unlimited wifi - 2 Queen Size Bed - 1 Sofa - Air Conditioning with regular serving ...
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True cosy city feeling cottage like home 10 min to Orchard road & City. 1 min walk to eateries, bus stop & brand new Downtown line MRT. 5 min/ 2 MRT stops to Singapore Botanic Gardens & famous must try local delights Newton food center & Bukit Timah Nature reserve (Singapore's tallest Hill) Learn More
The entire home is yours. Fully equipped kitchen, Hall, Dining Hall, washing machine and dryer and your own driveway and parking lot if you are driving. Lovely front and back yard with out door sun loungers and sitting. Call friends over and even have a BBQ! Very Private accommodation. Perfect for Romantic Getaways. No owner presence. The place feels all yours. Yet we're right there when you need us to show you around or whenever you need us. Right in Town located right around everything....
Bukit Timah, Singapore
Very comfortable common room only 10 minutes away from the changi airport. Very convenient location. Walking minutes to seaside and shopping mall. Hope u enjoy ur staying! Learn More
Marine Parade, Singapore
Breezy Moroccan Style one bedroom for one guest. Exclusive Condo Near To Airport approx 10 mins by taxi. We are 10mins to East Coast beach & 20mins to Orchard Rd by taxi. If You have two person a pull out bed & mattress can be arrange. See U Soon! Learn More
Calm and tranquil with a breathtaking view from the living area and balcony where You can have your breakfast too. Swim in the sparkling turquoise pool and take the elevator to the Sky Park to relax at the sky jacuzzi. Jog or stroll at the the reservoir which is just across the road. Smell the flowers and forget your worries. Swimming pool, Sky Park & Jacuzzi Open 7.30am to 10pm On need to basis You will love the location here if You are a fan of water & greeneries. Just a walking distan...
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- Entire LOFT apartment (not shared) - New high-end building (Altez) - 1 King Bed + 1 Queen Sofa Bed - Complimentary airport transfer - Unlimited fast Wifi Internet - Weekly Cleaning - Full kitchen Learn More
1 Bedroom Entire LOFT (on 2 levels) apartment with 1 King size bed and 1 Queen sofa bed, 1 full bathroom, 1 extra toilet, located at brand new (2014) high-end condominium ALTEZ in the CBD (Central Business District). The building features an *in-house supermarket and shopping center on the ground floor with another mall across the street*. It is only a 5 minute walk to Tanjong Pagar MRT station and bus stops are right outside your front door. APARTMENT FEATURES - Included airport arri...
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Queen sized bed with a wardrobe and a desk in the room. Wifi and air con provided. Room is with LCD TV, Light kitchen and Washing machine are allowed. Looking for an ideally long term housemate, but will welcome short term also. Learn More
Punggol, Singapore
Aircon/wifi Very close to the CBD/city 8-10mins to MRT 4-5mins to market Total 3rooms ,Max 2pax/ room stay with friendly single lady& couple share bathroom with malaysian chinese couple Beddings,Shampoo,shower foam&hair dryer provided Prepare your own tooth paste/tooth brush/towel Learn More
High floor,windy,Quiet& spacious very close to CBD and easy access to everywhere. About the transportation: 1. FROM AIRPORT TO MY PLACE The most convenient way is Taxi about 15-20mins about S$15-20 or you can take MRT if you don't have big luggage with you, from CHANGI AIRPORT STATION to KALLANG STATION, opp the kallang mrt station take bus 140 from bus terminal and alight at" st.wilfred's road" stop or you can take MRT from CHANGI AIRPORT STATION to BOONKENG STATION, from Boonkeng MRT e...
Kallang, Singapore
A brand new Condo common room located conveniently just 3 mins walk from Sengkang MRT. We are located in the north-east part of Singapore close to malls, restaurants and just 20 mins away to the city proper. Learn More
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Visitor Information Station Hours of Operation Summer 2014
Visitor Information Station is located near the Glacier Bay public use dock.
Date: March 11, 2014
To provide enhanced services for Bartlett Cove visitors and local businesses, the 2014 hours of operation of Glacier Bay's Visitor Information Station will be as follows:
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Service With a Smile. This daily schedule will allow Glacier Bay National Park to better serve the public by providing additional staffing during the busiest hours of the day.
The Visitor Information Station is located at the head of the public use dock in Bartlett Cove and offers Glacier Bay information, trip planning assistance, along with regularly scheduled boating and backcountry orientations and permits. In addition, a variety of printed information, videos, and educational materials are offered by Alaska Geographic.
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When Captain George Vancouver surveyed Southeast Alaska in 1794, the wall of ice that filled the bay was (at its greatest extent) 100 miles long, 20 miles wide, and 4,000 feet thick. Just 250 years later, this same ice has retreated 65 miles, the fastest glacial retreat on record.
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$1,350 1 bed 5455 N Sheridan, Chicago IL, 60640
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5455 N Sheridan, Edgewater, Chicago, 60640
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5455 N Sheridan is a 13 minute walk from the UP-N Union Pacific North at the Ravenswood stop.
This apartment is in the Edgewater neighborhood in Chicago. Nearby parks include Ashland Park, Chase Park and Carmen Park.
5455 N Sheridan has a Walk Score of 93 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
Good price and location. South-facing high-floor 1 beds unit in full-amenity building. Door attendant, pool, parking and location.
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Edgewater, Chicago, 60640
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The rumor mill has it that AOL Sports is about to start hiring beat reporters to cover the various sports in the professional leagues. This is supposed to be like what Yahoo! and CBS Sportsline have done - those of you who have read those sites know how those work. It's just like with the newspapers, there will be a reporter assigned to cover the team, and that person will write every day about that team.
Supposedly, they're hunting writers from newspapers, and since a whole bunch of newspapers have gone under lately - or else a whole bunch of papers have laid off bunches of writers - they're going to hire from the ranks of those who are unemployed. Now Houston's not quite in that area. The Chron is not going under, yet. And they haven't lost any of the beat writers. Yet. And the Post went out business nearly 15 years ago. So where is AOL Sports going to get a beat writer for the Houston sports teams?
Well, nothing against the good people here at the Press, but AOL Sports, you make me the right offer, and I'll make the jump. I'm not locked into a long term contract, and I'm a big believer in free agency. I think my credentials are pretty well established. I think you want an actual reporter, and not a team cheerleader - that's what MLB.com is for. So I'm perfectly willing to be your Houston Astros beat reporter. Maybe that way the Astros will actually give me a press pass.
So AOL, let's talk. Just send me a note here at the Press. They won't mind.
(Oh, and hey, Mr. Editor: this was all just a joke. I would never dump you guys for AOL Sports. Yahoo! maybe. Or Sports Illustrated. Or ESPN. Or Deadspin. Or if somebody wanted to give me a radio gig I might think about it. But not the Chron either. So for now, you're stuck with me.)
(Editor's Note: Don't sweat it, John, in today's economy we've all got to have a backup option or two. In fact, uh... put in a good word for us, willya?)
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Review: Uneven 'Delivery Man' represents a crossroads for star Vince Vaughn
Vince Vaughn is at a crossroads, and beyond whatever value it has as a piece of entertainment, "Delivery Man" is a fascinating snapshot of a star in flux, struggling to maintain a comic persona that he's outgrown. It's a perfect collision of actor and material, but maybe not for the most apparent reason.
David Wozniak is a train crash of a person and, in fine Hollywood fashion, he's somehow managed to remain a complete train crash well into his 40s. That's mainly because he works for his father as part of the family business, a butcher's shop, and they seem willing to cut him a fair amount of slack.
At some point, you age out of playing these roles or the films start to feel somewhat pathetic, and I think Vince Vaughn has just reached that particular moment. If David is a 30 year old character, this is a turning point. If he's a 40 year old character, this is a last chance. Desperation changes as characters age, and so the stakes in "Delivery Man" are fairly high for David. He's got a regular girlfriend who he's ended up disappointing and hurting so many times that things are imploding as the film opens, and Emma (Cobie Smulders) is ready to move on. Or she is until she learns that she's pregnant, suddenly making things between her and David more urgent. He's either got to snap into focus as a person, or she has to move on and build a safe life for her child.
You could probably make a solid and interesting character piece just dealing with that situation, especially in an age where the man-child archetype has become so omnipresent. "Delivery Man," based on the 2011 film "Starbuck" and directed by the same filmmaker, Ken Scott, has a huge wrinkle to throw in, though, since David once earned a ton of money by donating sperm to a sperm bank. Because of that, and because of a clerical error where his samples were for some reason the only ones being used, he learns that he is the biological father of over 500 children, and now many of them have gotten together to sue the fertility clinic so they can learn his identity. He's known only by the donor name, Starbuck, and he has to ask his best friend Brett (Chris Pratt) to defend him in the court case.
I can't imagine the legality of "Delivery Man" stands up to any serious scrutiny. For some reason, David is given a complete dossier on all 500-plus kids, many of whom are already adults, which sets up the film's main premise. As a parent, one of the things that is on your mind every second of the pregnancy is the question of who your child will be. My wife and I didn't want to know the gender of either of our kids before they were born, and that surprise made their births into these brilliant, beautiful moments of revelation for us. It also meant that for nine full months, I was constantly imagining the people they might become. In "Delivery Man," David gets a chance to see all the possible answers to that question played out. Could he have an NBA player or a drug addicted barista? Could he end up with a child so developmentally challenged that they can't live outside of an assisted-care facility or a daughter so hot that she stops traffic in her wake? When you're talking about almost 600 kids, you're talking about a full spectrum of possible outcomes to check in on and experience by proxy, giving literal physical shape to the anxieties of expectant parenthood. It's the sort of big idea that requires a deft touch, especially if you're mixing some fairly broad comedy with some fairly naked sentiment.
This sounds like the exact sort of vehicle where Vince Vaughn can break out his patented motormouth routine, but the film's biggest surprise is that he's gone the other direction entirely. He plays David as a guy who has disappointed everyone enough times that he knows he's out of chances. He's trapped in a permanent cringe, and it's a weird fit for Vaughn. It's distinctly possible that he's played arch and ironic so many times now that sincere no longer fits. It doesn't help that Chris Pratt steals every single second he's onscreen. He's got four kids in the film, and the portrait of chaotic family life painted during his scenes is more interesting and entertaining than the rest of the movie. Pratt also knows how to find both the humor and the heart in a line and really sell both, and he almost feels like the evolution of a particular type of comic persona, with Vaughn further back along the developmental timeline. With Vaughn, "sweet" never quite fits properly, and it makes it hard to swallow some of the beats in the film as genuine. WIth Pratt, there's a sweetness that is innate, and it makes him compelling in a way that Vaughn can't quite manage.
I'm not sure why Ken Scott wanted to make the same film twice, but the result is both more polished than the original and more surface-level. If this is his audition to make big slick Hollywood comedies, then mission accomplished. It looks and plays the way it should, and he did a good job filling out the ensemble around Vaughn. Some of the younger cast playing his kids are good, but they don't really get a chance to register as full characters because there are so many of them. The whole thing has an amiable quality that makes it easy to watch, but it doesn't stick, and considering how serious some of the subject matter is, it should matter more. It should land harder.
This is one of those reviews that is hard to write precisely because I neither love nor hate the movie. It is a middling effort overall, and for Vaughn, it looks like he's finally reached the point where even he knows that he can't play this character forever. Once David makes that choice, he's ready to have a family of his own and commit as a husband and a father. Now that Vaughn's making that choice, I'm not sure what the next movie is, and it feels like he doesn't either.
"Delivery Man" opens in theaters everywhere tomorrow.
1997 | Crime | RSummary: Quentin Tarantino adaptats an Elmore Leonard novel into this story of a few increasingly desperate people scraping to get by.Director: Quentin Tarantino
Cast: Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Forster
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Cast: Denzel Washington, Tom Sizemore, Jennifer Beals
1996 | Crime | RSummary: Jerry, a small-town Minnesota car salesman is bursting at the seams with debt... but he's got a plan. He's going to hire two thugs to kidnap his wife in a scheme to collect a hefty ransom from his wealthy father-in-law. It's going to be a snap and nobody's going to get hurt... until people start ...Director: Joel Coen
Cast: William H. Macy, Frances McDormand, Steve Buscemi, Peter Stormare
2007 | Comedy | PGSummary: Newlyweds Nick (Ice Cube) and Suzanne (Long) decide to move to the suburbs to provide a better life for their two kids. But their idea of a dream home is disturbed by a contractor (McGinley) with a bizarre approach to business.Director: Steve Carr
Cast: John C. McGinley, Ice Cube, Nia Long, Aleisha Allen
2013 | Drama | RSummary: Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill have boundless energy in the story of a real-life commodities crook who earned millions through scummy small-time stock trades.Director: Martin Scorsese
Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Margot Robbie
1993 | Sports | PGSummary: Emotionally powerful sports classic featuring Sean Astin as a skinny high school kid with big football dreams and the determination to make his way towards his dream team at Notre Dame.Director: David Anspaugh
Cast: Sean Astin, Jon Favreau, Ned Beatty
2013 | Thriller | RSummary: Based on the true story of Daniel Lugo (Mark Wahlberg) a Miami bodybuilder who wants to live the American dream. He would like to have the money that other people have. So he enlists the help of fellow bodybuilder Adrian Doorbal (Anthony Mackie) and ex-convict, Christian bodybuilder Paul Doyle (D...Director: Michael Bay
Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Dwayne Johnson, Anthony Mackie, Tony Shalhoub
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2013 | Comedy | NRSummary: Insanely funny comedy show created by Amy Schumer, who stars in brilliantly funny sketches about sex, city living, dating, and friendship.Director: Daniel Powell, Amy Schumer (creators)
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Holiday Countdown Message Board
Transform an old frame into an Advent calendar or a holiday message board.
By: Kierste Wade
Materials Needed:
- window or frame
- painter's tape
- newspaper or other paper
- spray paint
- vinyl letters
- optional: ribbon, paper flowers and miniature pearls
Paint the Frame
Start by removing the glass. Paint the outside part of your frame first. Consider using two different colors of paint and layering the colors. When you sand and distress, the bottom color shows through and makes it look weathered.
Distress the Paint
Once the paint is totally dry, you're ready to sand the frame to create a distressed look. You can either use a piece of sandpaper or a hand sander. If you want to create a more distressed look so that the bottom paint shows through, sand quite a bit of the first layer of paint off. Use a damp rag and wipe off all of the paint dust.
Cut and Add Vinyl
Next step is to cut out and add your vinyl. You will be cutting it (or ordering it) it in reverse since you will be adding it to the back of your frame. Make sure you don't skip that step, or it will not work. When your vinyl is ready, add it to the back of the glass.
Paint the Glass
Now you're ready to paint the glass. This project used a cream paint for the inside of the frame's glass. Spray the back of the window, over the top of the vinyl. It may take a couple of coats for it to be fully covered and smooth so no paint splotches show through on the front side. Let it dry completely and then place it back in the frame.
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Kim Dong-ho, co-founder and former chairman of the Busan Film Festival, will head the jury that decides the prizes for this year's Asia Pacific Screen Awards.
He will be joined on the jury by director Mostofa Sarwar Farooki ("Television"), Chinese academic Zhang Xianmin, Malaysian filmmaker U-Wei Bin Hajisaari, Russian writer-director Alexei Popogrebsky and Iranian actress Negar Javaherian.
Kim and Farooki were in attendance Sunday at a ceremony in Busan to announce the Apsa jurors and nominations for the Apsa Unesco Award, which is presented annually for outstanding contribution to the promotion and preservation of the cultural diversity.
Nominees are China's Zhang Miaoyan for "A Corner of Heaven" (Tiantang Jiaoluo); Russia's Ella Manzheeva for "The Gulls"; Turkey's Senem Tuzen for "Motherland"; Palestine's Hany Abu-Assad for "The Idol"; and Australia's Stephen Page for "Spear."
"The Apsa Unesco Award is a very important and unique accolade, »
- Patrick Frater
2 October 2015 4:03 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
The plight of children in wartime, often a central concern in the work of Bahman Ghobadi, comes once more to the fore in "A Flag Without a Country," a moving if scattershot documentary portrait of two individuals — a singer and a pilot — reaching out to some of the young Kurdish refugees that have recently poured into Iraq from Syria. Drawing an arc between his subjects' memories of earlier conflicts and Isis' murderous present-day onslaught, Ghobadi fashions a loose-limbed tribute to Kurdish resilience that walks a thin line between despairing and inspiring; if the resulting dispatch feels fragmentary and incomplete, the persistence of violence and unrest in the region suggests it could scarcely be otherwise. Expect festivals to fly this particular "Flag" on the strength of its director's rep and timely subject matter.
The first and more engaging of the film's subjects is Nariman Anwar, a thirtysomething pilot and »
- Justin Chang
25 August 2015 4:48 AM, PDT | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
The 20th Busan International Film Festival (Biff) has announced its line-up of 304 films from 75 countries with 121 world and international premieres.
The fest in South Korea will open Oct 1 with the world premiere of Indian film Zubaan, the feature directorial debut of independent film producer Mozez Singh (White Noise, Peddlers).
Produced by Guneet Monga (The Lunchbox), Zubaan is about a young man's search for values and self.
Biff will close Oct 10 with the world premiere of Chinese film Mountain Cry, directed by Larry Yang, based on Ge Shui-ping's award-winning novel.
Gala Presentations will include Hou Hsiao-hsien's The Assassin, Jia Zhangke's Mountains May Depart, Luca Guadagnino's A Bigger Splash and the world premiere of previously announced Busan-Youku collaboration project Color Of Asia - Masters, directed by Im Sang-soo, Naomi Kawase, Wang Xiaoshuai and Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
Other Asian masters set to attend include Eric Khoo with Singaporean 50th anniversary omnibus 7 Letters, Bahman Ghobadi with the »
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5 May 2015 9:28 AM, PDT | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
South Korean festival grows focus on alternative, experimental and "adventurous" cinema.
Held in a sunny Southern city with traditional houses and some of the hands-down most delicious food you'll find in Korea, the Jeonju International Film Festival (Jiff) is celebrating its 16th edition with multiple sold out cinemas.
The fest has always been focused on supporting and promoting alternative, experimental and "adventurous" cinema. From its inception, Jiff put its money where its mouth is - producing a different triptych of digital films every year. Directors such as Jia Zhang-ke, Pedro Costa, Bong Joon Ho, Eric Khoo, Claire Denis and Bahman Ghobadi have participated.
Last year, Jiff went from producing three shorts annually to three features with an aim to help get them more festival play and theatrical releases.
"We wanted to heighten out rate of involvement and let the directors unfold their creativity as much as they wanted," said Jiff programmer »
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5 May 2015 4:38 AM, PDT | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
French actress and long-time Alain Resnais collaborator to preside over jury to select the best first film presented at the 68th Cannes Film Festival.
Sabine Azema has been named president of the Caméra d'or Jury at this year's Cannes Film Festival (May 13-24).
The jury selects the best directorial debut presented in Official Selection (In Competition, Out of Competition and Un Certain Regard), Critics' Week or Directors' Fortnight, which this year represents 26 films.
French actress Azema, who won her first César in 1985 for Bertrand Tavernier's Cannes Competition title A Sunday in the Country, follows in the footsteps of Bong Joon-Ho, Gael García Bernal, Carlos Diegues and Nicole Garcia.
Azema is known for her nearly three-decade collaboration with director Alain Resnais for whom she has performed as the tragic heroine in Love Unto Death (1984), then in Mélo (1986) for which she was awarded her second César.
Other Resnais films in which she has performed include Smoking »
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10 April 2015 4:43 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Panama – On Sunday, April 12, the Oscar-nominated Mexican scribe-helmer Guillermo Arriaga will present "Words With Gods" at Panama City's National Theater, followed by a Q&A with the audience.
Arriaga, who was the Fipresci Latin American Personality of the Year in 2014, boasts a filmography that includes three collaborations as a screenwriter with three-time Oscar-winner Alejandro González Iñárritu ("Love's a Bitch," "21 Grams" and "Babel"), as well as "The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada" with Tommy Lee Jones, which won the best screenplay prize for Arriaga at Cannes; "The Night Buffalo" with Jorge Hernández Aldana; and "The Burning Plain," which Arriaga also directed, premiered in Venice in 2008 and starred Charlize Theron, Kim Basinger and Jennifer Lawrence.
He has also written the novels "The Guillotine Squad" (1991), "A Sweet Scent of Death" (1994), "Night Buffalo" (1999) and the book of short stories "Retorno 201" (2006). His novels have been translated into 18 languages.
Based on Arriaga's concept »
- Christopher Pickard
8 April 2015 11:47 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Running April 9-15, and now celebrating its fourth edition, the International Film Festival of Panama reps one of the world's most quickly consolidating festivals in two of its nascent but fast-growing film regions: Central America and the Caribbean.
There's a relationship. Launched in 2012, Piff has a mission, in industry and international terms, to serve as a platform for Central America and the closer Caribbean countries, and as a driver for further growth, said Pituka Ortega Heilbron, Iff Panama director, who runs the festival with Diana Sanchez, the Toronto Fest programmer for Latin America, Spain and Portugal, serving as its artistic director.
That is an exciting mission. Boosted by multiplex construction, Central America box office was $94.8 million in 2012 and soared 13% in two years to $107.2 million in 2014, per Luis Vargas, Rentrak managing director for Mexico, Central America, Caribbean, Colombia and Venezuela.
Central America's 2014 top 10 was packed out exclusively by Hollywood family and action fare, »
- John Hopewell
13 March 2015 3:53 AM, PDT | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
Taking place April 4-19, the festival will feature over 200 films, including recent world premieres from Sundance and Berlin.
Istanbul Film Festival has unveiled the lineup to its upcoming edition, taking place from April 4-19.
This year will feature over 200 films from 62 countries, as well as free talks and workshops by film-makers and masterclasses. New sections at this year's festival include a special focus on cinema of the Balkans and a focus on German animation.
The festival's international competition includes the likes of Cédric Kahn's Wild Life, Quentin Dupieux's Reality, Francesco Munzi's Black Souls and Thomas Vinterberg's Far from the Madding Crowd, while the national competition will screen Ali Atay's Lemonade, Selim Evci's Secret and Mehmet Eryılmaz's The Visitor, among others.
Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice, Jc Chandor's A Most Violent Year, Andrew Haigh's 45 Years and Matthew Warchus' Pride are among this year's Akbank Gala screenings »
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24 February 2015 9:16 AM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Written and directed by Batin Ghobadi
Iraq, 2014
Batin Ghobadi's debut feature is an elusive crime drama that unfolds in the mountainous borderland of Iraqi Kurdistan. The younger brother of Bahman Ghobadi, best known for A Time for Drunken Horses, the writer-director was born in the region, albeit on the Iranian side of the border, and its troubled history resonates obliquely throughout the film. It is suggested that the region is engaged in a period of modernisation, through major construction projects and crackdowns on corruption, but its landscape remains rugged and primal, its men desolate and wracked with guilt.
The title character (Hossein Hasan) is a troubled police officer, suffering from a secret illness and haunted by a traumatic childhood memory. He is called on to investigate the sudden disappearance of a site worker, Morad (Feyyaz Duman) who was travelling home after completing a short-term contract, carrying his earnings with him. »
- Rob Dickie
20 February 2015 2:18 AM, PST | BollywoodHungama | See recent BollywoodHungama news »
Irrfan Khan continues to do Indian cinema proud all over the world.
Just when he is covering himself with another round of high encomium for his performance in Anup Singh's Qissa, news comes that Irrfan is all set to do another international project to be directed by the very talented Qissa director Anup Kumar.
In the film, Irrfan Khan will be paired opposite the stunning Iranian beauty Golshifteh Farahani.
Apart from her mesmerizing looks, the rebellious actress is known for her presence in internationally celebrated movies including Dariush Mehrjui's Santouri (The Santoor Player), Bahman Ghobadi's Half Moon (winner of the Golden Shell at the 2006 San Sebastian Film Festival), and the late Rasool Mollagholipoor's M for Mother (Iran's nominee for the 2008 Academy Awards in the Best Foreign Language Film category)
After posing nude for a French magazine Farahani was apparently banned from entering her home-land Iran.
Her coming »
- Subhash K. Jha
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Apparently, Law Blog, the WSJ staff is doing your job for you-excellent opinion piece on the Stevens prosecutorial misconduct matter today. And the WSJ GOT IT JUST RIGHT-IF THEY ONLY BOTHERED TO LOOK A LITTLE FURTHER AT ALICE FISHER'S TENURE-OH, THAT IS TRULY WHERE THE BLAME FOR SO MUCH OF WHAT WENT WRONG THERE LIES-AND QUITE OBVIOUSLY THE DAMAGE!
Iseman's lawyers want a national debate on the issues in her case. In calling America a nation of cowards on race, AG Holder also wants a national debate on another issue, racism. What is with all these requests from well known lawyers for public debates? Lawyers don't collect fees from debates outside the courtroom. No wonder law firms are cutting loose so many partners and associates, too much free talk, not enough well paid litigation.
The most insufferable aspect of journalism is the smugness of its practioners even as they insist upon special protection for their own acts of incompetence. Because truth is an absolute defense to a libel claim, journalists need special protection only when they act incompetently --that is, by failing to tell the truth. The public figure/actual malice standard is a license for journalists to act incompetently because it protects them even when a plaintiff proves that the publication is false and defamatory. Under this standard, so long as the journalist can show he was "merely" incompetent rather than an intentional liar, he is unaccountable for the harm he does with his untruthful reporting. Mr. Keller, if you get the facts right, you don't need special protection. If you get them wrong, face the consequences, which is what everybody else in the world has to do when they screw up.
I hope Ms. Iseman got a big pile of cash. The Oblahma sycophants ran the biggest race-baiting fear mongering fiasco ever known, and the Ms. Iseman insinuations were like any one tidbit within Bluto Blutarski's famous tirade about the Germans bombing Pearl Harbor in 'Animal House.' As for her damages, Americans are all paying the price.
Keller's argument that a federally registered lobbyist is a "public figure" in defamation law is a novel, but unconvincing, argument. By his logic, one who exercises his First Amendment right to petition the government then loses some of his protection against defamation. Don't think so. Would've liked to have seen that litigated, though.
sorry folks, the bimbo got zip, nada, nothing. no cash, no retraction, no apology. she lost. and i too would have loved to read mcstain's deposition as well as those of his vengeful aides. can you say sara?
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