DOI cast 'fear show is cursed and are up-in-arms over injuries'

The new family comedy Yes Day will be released on Netflix this weekend and the cast got together online for a virtual premiere the other day!

As Berlin's European Film Market kicks off Monday, international distributors are up in arms over an alleged proposal to introduce mandatory "buy-back" clauses to films being pre-sold to foreign territories. The idea, which several sources say has been floated by the U.S.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Paris-based Luxbox has scored the worldwide sales rights to Swedish-Costa Rican debut feature “Clara Sola” by Nathalie Álvarez Mesén.The magical realist tale set in a remote Costa Rican village follows a woman, known for her healing powers, who seeks to break away from the stifling social and religious conventions of her community.“Clara Sola” has nearly completed its post and will be primed for key festivals.

Mr Jennings said: “These are not your regular rifles that will be in use but 50 calibre military-grade sniper weapons that have a maximum range of over four miles and are used in warfare to disable armoured vehicles and shoot down helicopters.“These target shooting ranges are not something that has previously existed in this area. We were told by the planning department in December that both applications were considered major developments and so would have pre-planning public consultation.

Guy Lodge Film CriticPhilippe Lacôte’s career in film began at the end, rather than the beginning, of the cinematic life cycle: as a projectionist in a small regional theater in Toulouse, France, where the Ivory Coast-born director had moved to study linguistics.

A prisoner becomes a storyteller in Night Of The Kings, Ivory Coast’s vivid International Feature Oscar shortlist selection written and directed by Philippe Lacôte (Run). Newcomer Bakary Koné stars as a pickpocket who arrives at La MACA, a notorious prison in the Ivorian forest.

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benefits.Her appearance on the Channel 4 show pushed her into the limelight and she went on to appear on several political debates on benefits and also starred in Celebrity Big Brother.Dee, 49, told Birmingham Live : "It was just a crazy, crazy time."My life was turned upside down and I just wasn't expecting it."Benefits Street caused such a storm and the people in James Turner Street were shocked by it and totally overwhelmed."A swarm of journalists descended on James Turner Street, not just

Dancing On Ice has been axed this weekend after ITV bosses were left unable to fill the popular show due to injuries. Producers of the competition programme made the difficult decision after celebrities such as Jason Donovan had to pull out after suffering from health problems.