“I hope it brings change”: Jade Anouka on her powerful new short film ‘Her & Her’

Dame Judi Dench says she will never get over her late husband of 30 years, Michael Williams, and believes he occasionally still visits her at their home. Dame Judi, who is now dating conservationist David Mills, admits: “I suspect I shall never ever get over Mikey.”Speaking about her grief, the 85-year-old continued: “It changes who you are altogether, I think.

David Tennant Does A Podcast With…, he asked whether she felt pressure to be a national treasure. © Provided by Yahoo! Entertainment UK Judi Dench during the filming for the Graham Norton Show at BBC Studioworks 6 Television Centre, Wood Lane, London, to be aired on BBC One on Friday evening.

Judi Dench isn’t a fan of her epithet.

Moments ago, the New York Film Festival announced their new Spotlight section. For this 58th incarnation of the festival, a very unique one already, which will focus largely on outdoor and virtual screenings, NYFF is opening to try this approach, which will include sneak previews, gala events, screenings with live elements, and other more.

Dave McNary Film ReporterSofia Coppola’s “On the Rocks,” centered on a father/daughter duo played by Rashida Jones and Bill Murray, will world premiere at the New York Film Festival as part of its new spotlight section.“On the Rocks” will be released in October by A24 and Apple TV.

Judi Dench has remained tight lipped about her relationship with conservationist David Mills but has recently opened up about her other half.The actress chatted to Good Housekeeping about their relationship and admitted that she hates the term ‘partner’ to describe him.She feels it’s too much like a dancing partner and thinks it’s a ‘horrible word’ but also said that friend and boyfriend don’t suit.So what word does she use? ‘Will chap do?’ she asks the outlet.Judi met her chap in 2010 when

Judi Dench is all set to appear in Judi Dench's Wild Borneo Adventure on ITV3, where she explores one of the oldest rainforests to get an insight into its importance to life on our planet.

Jennifer Lopez is sharing her nibling Brendon‘s story by putting the spotlight on the new short film Draw With Me.

Yesterday, the New York Film Festival made another 2020 announcement, this one looking back on the past a bit. Yes, longtime festival goers know that NYFF each year has a robust Revivals lineup, and this year will be no exception.

No one can be trusted in the star-studded trailer for “Death on the Nile”.

The Murder Capital have shared a new short film – watch That I May Cease To Be below.The film arrives to celebrate the first birthday of the band’s debut album, ‘When I Have Fears’, which landed yesterday (August 16).Announcing the new short, the band wrote: “On the one year anniversary of ‘When I Have Fears’, our short film That I May Cease To Be documents the truth of our lives in the studio, and on stage.“Our endeavour when making the record was to understand, and capture our personal

NEW YORK -- This year's New York Film Festival will be held largely virtually and in outdoor screenings, organizers said Thursday while unveiling a lineup featuring new films from Chloe Zhao, Steve McQueen and Azazel Jacobs. The major fall film festivals, which often jockey for the chance to premiere the season's top films, have this year worked in concert to salvage what they can from a more limited array of films and a drastic reduction in attendees.

Moments ago, the 2020 New York Film Festival announced their Main Slate, coming after the big three announcements recently. NYFF will be different, obviously, given the pandemic, but there’s still 25 movies that will make up the fest.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorThe New York Film Festival has finalized its main slate of 25 films and expanded the dates of this year’s event in order to accommodate drive-in screenings.The 58th edition of the festival will start a week earlier than it had planned, on September 17, and run through October 11.

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, OnlineThe New York Film Festival unveiled the main slate for its 58th edition on Thursday.This year’s selections showcases titles from 19 different countries and spotlights both emerging and veteran talent.

The New York Film Festival just now unveiled the final selection of their annual big three titles, naming Azazel Jacobs’ French Exit as the 2020 incarnation of the fest’s Closing Night pick. We now know the festival’s Opener in Lovers Rock, Centerpiece in Nomadland, and Closer, so all that’s left is the Main Slate, which should be headed our way shortly.

Also Read: Steve McQueen's 'Lovers Rock' Set as New York Film Festival Opening Night Film“We’ve been watching New York filmmaker Azazel Jacobs for more than a decade, since his film ‘Momma’s Man’ screened in our New Directors/New Films festival in 2008,” New York Film Festival director Eugene Hernandez said in a statement.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaAzazel Jacobs’s “French Exit,” the story of a New York socialite who jettisons her old life for a new one in Paris, has been selected as the closing night feature of the 58th New York Film Festival.The film, which stars Oscar-nominees Michelle Pfeiffer and Lucas Hedges, will make its world premiere at the festival, which is expected to be a mixture of physical and virtual events due to the coronavirus pandemic.