Louise Linton Comedy-Thriller ‘Me You Madness’ Sells To UK & France

London Grammar have announced a set of UK tour dates for November.The trio will tour in support of their upcoming new album ‘Californian Soil’, which is set to be released on April 9 on Ministry Of Sound.London Grammar have announced their November tour dates this morning (February 24), saying in a statement that “it feels more special than ever that soon we can see our incredible fans again”.The band will make stops in Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester and London on the tour, which will culminate

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorInternational distributor Global Screen, part of Will Smith’s Telepool, has sold crime thriller miniseries “Dark Woods” to U.S., Canada, Spain and France, following its stellar ratings success in Germany.Inspired by a true crime, unsolved for almost 30 years, the six-part show centers on a high-ranking police officer’s desperate search for his sister, and the family’s suffering.

Global star Jonas has been dropping glimpses from her stay in London, UK over the past few weeks and they've come as a treat for all her fans across the globe. Be it sharing her journey of promoting her book 'Unfinished' to giving all a glimpse of her makeup routine, Priyanka has been letting fans into her life a bit more since she moved to London for shooting her web series with Richard Madden.

Britain’s Prince Philip, 99, was admitted to King Edward VII Hospital in London on February 16 after telling his doctor he “felt unwell,” Buckingham Palace said in a statement. Philip was staying at Windsor Castle, where he has been quarantining with wife Queen Elizabeth II since November 2020 amidst the coronavirus lockdown.

The original motion picture score race has begun, and already two-time Oscar winning composer Alexandre Desplat is a contender for his music on George Clooney’s sci-fi Netflix movie The Midnight Sky which recently received a Golden Globe nomination.

Taylor Swift, 31, and Joe Alwyn, 29, reportedly took the next step in their relationship amid quarantine: living together.

Every year, Film at Lincoln Center teams with UniFrance for the incredible Rendez-Vous with French Cinema event. And for the 26th year, they’re doing something different, due to the pandemic.

Also Read: Chloe Zhao to Direct 'Dracula' as Futuristic Sci-Fi Western at Universal“Nomadland” has been the toast of the awards season thus far, winning the Gotham Award and becoming the most critically acclaimed film of 2020, and it most recently picked up four Golden Globe nominations and a Screen Actors Guild nomination for Best Actress Frances McDormand.Zhaó too has seen her star rise enormously, even though we didn’t get her next film, Marvel’s “Eternals,” in 2020 as was originally planned

“One of the things I love most about this life, is there’s no final goodbye’s, let’s just say, I’ll see ya down the road,” a nomad and non-professional actor says to Frances McDormand in Chloé Zhao‘s critically acclaimed drama “Nomadland.”Co-starring David Strathairn, the film, a soulful, sad American Western drama about economic hardship and life on the open road is otherwise, free of stars and populated with real nomad, non-professional actors, many of whom are excellent revelations like Linda

Louise Linton's Me You Madness has been picked up for distribution in the U.K, France and French-speaking Europe, where ILY Films has acquired the film. The campy comedy-thriller marks the directorial and writing debut of Linton, the wife of former U.S.

Nomadland has been named film of the year at the 41st London Critics' Circle Film Awards, adding to a growing array of honors the movie has amassed since it premiered at the Venice Film Festival. Chloe Zhao's American road movie also earned an actress of the year win for Frances McDormand and screenwriter of the year win for writer-director Zhao at the virtual ceremony on Sunday night.

Earlier today, the London Critics Circle Film Awards were handed out, with Chloé Zhao’s movie Nomadland again doing quite well with a precursor. It took Film of the Year, Screenwriter of the Year for Zhao, as well as Actress of the Year for Frances McDormand.

Chloé Zhao’s road movie Nomadland won three honors, including Film of the Year, at the 41st London Critics‘ Circle Film Awards, which were held in a virtual ceremony on Sunday night.