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Cruel Britannia 'I, Daniel Blake' by Ken Loach

'I,Daniel Blake' a visceral revolt against injustice.

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Thessaloniki film festival discovers wealth of first films

The Thessaloniki film festival has again come up trumps with a rich seam of first films and strong offerings from new names and festival regulars.

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German film "Toni Erdman" promises tears of laughter and sorrow

“Toni Erdmann” was praised as one of the favourites at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, but it never won any prizes.

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European Parliament politics cast aside for LUX Prize ceremony

German-Austrian-Romanian collaboration 'Toni Erdmann' wins the 2016 LUX Prize for film.

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Disney hopes "Moana" will mean South Seas box-office magic

The latest cartoon feature from Disney, "Moana", bids to avoid cultural cliche with The Rock taking the male lead.

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"Miss Sloane" goes gunning for Washington's most powerful lobby

Jessica Chastain takes on the firearms companies in "Miss Sloane", a political thriller directed by John Madden.

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Pitt and Cotillard versus the Nazis and each other in "Alliance"

Alliance" WWII romance that looks for on-screen chemistry between Pitt and Cotillard.

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High-tech "Billy Lynn's Halftime Walk" takes early bath at US box office

Billy Lynn's long halftime walk to exits as Sony high-hoper bombs at US box-office

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'The Salesman': a masterwork of neorealism

With ‘The Salesman’, Iran’s Oscar-winning director Asghar Farhadi offers once again a multi-layered masterwork of neorealism.

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Oscar buzz for Casey Affleck

In ‘Manchester by the Sea’, Casey Affleck stars as Lee, a janitor from Boston forced to return to his hometown to take care of his teenage nephew after his brother…

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Scarlett Johansson stars in adaptation of cult Japanese anime

Scarlett Johansson has unveiled the much anticipated trailer of her new movie ‘Ghost in the Shell’ in Tokyo.

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Ashgar Farhadi on shooting 'The Salesman'

Picking up two awards at the Cannes film festival, for Best Screenplay and Best Actor (for Shahab Hosseini), Ashgar Farhadi’s latest movie ‘The Salesman’ tells the story of a middle-class couple who m

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Hungarian dramedy wins Best Feature in Thessaloniki

The Thessaloniki International Film Festival, one of the oldest in Europe, has come to a close.

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Eddy Redmayne is J. K. Rowling's new wizzard

‘Harry Potter’ fans will be delighted to discover author J.

USA

Actor Robert Vaughn dies at 83

Robert Vaughn, best known as the secret agent Napoleon Solo in The Man from UNCLE, has died aged 83

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'Apnée' an hysterical hotchpotch of the bizarre and banal

Euronews journalist Philippe Mathieu guides through the bizarre and banal world portrayed in the French film ‘Apnée.

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Park Chan-wook's 'The Handmaiden' hits the big screen

‘The Handmaiden’ is the latest movie by South Korean master Park Chan-wook, best known for his 2004 Cannes Grand Prix winner ‘Old Boy’.

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European Film Awards: 'Toni Erdmann' tops nominations

Maren Ade’s ‘Toni Erdmann’ leads the pack for the European Film Awards with six nominations including Best Film and Best Director.

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Vinny Paz biopic hits big screen

‘Bleed for This’ tells the real-life story of US boxing champion Vinny Pazienza who, after breaking his neck in a car crash, defied the doctor’s advice and got back in the…

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'My Life as a Courgette' uplifting animation by Claude Barras

Seductive animation by Swiss director Claude Barras

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