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Filmmakers recognised for work on human rights

The International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights took place in Geneva with some spectacular cinema on display that addresses human rights and values across the world.

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Stranger in Paradise wins Grand Prix at human rights festival

The International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights in one of Europe’s leading international events dedicated to film and human rights.

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After 20 years at the Thessaloniki festival, how are documentaries pushing boundaries?

Euronews caught up with some of those involved with the Thessaloniki film festival in Greece.

China

'Black Panther' joins billion-dollar club

Blockbuster superhero film ‘Black Panther’ tops one billion dollars at the box office.

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He's often cast as the villain with a history of terrifying audiences in films as diverse as 'Spider-Man' and 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'.

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Who is....Willem Dafoe?

He's often cast as the villain with a history of terrifying audiences in films as diverse as 'Spider-Man' and 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'. Euronews' Cultural correspondent Wolfgang Spindler caught up w

USA

US porn star Stormy Daniels sues Trump, wants to speak out

Adult film star Stormy Daniels sues President Trump, saying the nondisclosure agreement arranged to cover up their alleged relationship is invalid because he never signed it.

USA

Frances McDormand's alleged Oscar thief arrested

A Hollywood partygoer posted a video on Facebook of himself holding and kissing the statuette.

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Canada and South Korea take top prizes at Fantasporto 38

Film festival again throws up its fair share of surprises, but can someone tell us where our reporter Ricardo Figueria has gone?

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The Shape of Water and Frances McDormand shine at the Oscars

Glamour, glitz and razzmatazz combined on an Academy Award night marked by inspiring rallies for inclusion and persistence

USA

Razzies: 'The Emoji Movie' is named worst film

The Razzie awards, designating the worst in cinema, take place every year just ahead of the Oscars

USA

The Oscar-nominated film inspiring billboard activism in Europe

The movie has inspired protests in Malta, London and Italy, as well as Los Angeles.

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Five things you might not know about the César awards

These are five things you might not know about the French version of the Academy Awards

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White Ribbon at the Cesar 2018: the French way of protest dressing

French cinema will wear a white ribbon on the red carpet to show solidarity to movement raising awareness towards sexist abuse and sexual violence against women.

World News

Oscars 2018: Here are the best foreign language film nominees

Ninety-two countries submitted a film for consideration as Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards, the highest-ever number of submissions. The shortlisted nominees are from from Sweden, Lebanon, Chile, Russia and Hungary.

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The frontrunners for the big 2018 Oscars

All the hottest tips for the major awards, ahead of Hollywood's biggest night, on Sunday.

India

Bollywood mourns death of pioneering heroine Sridevi

A veteran of 300 movies, the iconic actress was only 54 when she suffered a heart attack in Dubai.

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Romanian debut film stuns Berlin by winning Golden Bear

The Berlinale heaps honours on "Touch me not", the film festival's most controversial entry, an exploration of sexuality and taboos.

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Ed Sheeran documentary opens at the Berlin Film Festival

Movie made by star's cousin seeks to capture the glory years of the star's ascent to pop fame.

Cult

I'll wear what I like, says Jennifer Lawrence to dress critics

Actress says focus on her dress on a cold day was sexist.