‘Mandabi’ Exclusive Trailer: Ousmane Sembène’s Groundbreaking Satire Has A New 4K Restoration

The New York Times reportedly fired award-winning queer journalist Lauren Wolfe, after she posted a Tweet saying she had “chills” watching US President Joe Biden’s plane land in Washington.The newspaper’s action was preceded by an online campaign of abuse, harassment and threats against Wolfe over her perceived pro-Biden tilt.

Antonio Ferme author“Martha: A Picture Story,” a feature documentary about trailblazing graffiti and street photographer Martha Cooper, has been acquired for North American distribution by Utopia.Cooper was an American photojournalist and the first female staff photographer at the New York Post in the 1970s. She is best known for capturing New York City graffiti in the ’70s and ’80s.

Clayton Davis The New York Film Critics Online have announced their winners for the best films and performances of the year, with “Minari” from A24 topping the best picture category.

Manori Ravindran International EditorThe International Documentary Association (IDA) has announced grants for seven films through its Pare Lorentz Documentary Fund, totalling $115,000.Seven documentary projects will receive grants of up to $20,000 each through the fund, which received more than 180 applications in 2020.

Jennifer Aniston’s “Friends” character, Rachel, moved into her high school pal Monica’s apartment. But in real life, the Emmy winner preferred hanging out at her real-life friend’s house — fellow actress Andrea Bendewald’s West Village townhouse in New York City.Only three blocks from her iconic NBC sitcom’s exterior, the five-story home at 526 Hudson St.

The New York Times and Left/Right Productions have teamed up for a new documentary titled Framing Britney Spears, centred on Britney Spears‘ conservatorship.The film is set to launch as the sixth instalment of The New York Times Presents docuseries, hosted on US television channel FX and FX On Hulu.

Anne-Marie, rapper KSI and producer Digital Farm Animals have joined forces and released a massive new tune ‘Don’t Play’ to kick off 2021. ‘Don’t Play’ is the second track that KSI and Digital Farm Animals have collaborated on.

Jen Shah earned her Housewives merit badges in The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City's debut season: She broke a glass, got involved in an unexpected feud (about «hospital smell,» of all things), introduced catchphrases and, maybe most importantly, survived her first reunion.«My gosh, I'm making a Shah Squad reunion badge, because we need something to commemorate that day,» Jen half-jokes to ET over video chat, just days after returning home to Utah from New York City, where the RHOSLC cast shot

season 8 couple Yara and Jovi are reacting to Sunday's shocking episode, in which Yara suspected she may be pregnant just two weeks after arriving in New Orleans from Ukraine to be with Jovi, and after stating that she was definitely not ready to have kids yet.Yara and Jovi spoke to ET's Melicia Johnson, and Yara clarified her comment about not wanting children at the time.«It's not that I am not ready for kids, the fact [is] that I am not ready to have kids in another country where I don't have

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Eli Countryman Fundraising efforts to save iconic New York jazz club Birdland will culminate in a free streaming concert on Jan. 24.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent“No Man’s Land,” “Fauda” and “False Flag” producer Maria Feldman is teaming with “Tel Aviv on Fire” writer-director Sameh Zoabi on a new identity crisis series “Inheritance,” which offers a fresh, comedic take on the Israel-Palestine conflict, breaking new ground for scripted TV.Created by Zoabi, Alma Ganihar and Leora Kamenetzky, a writer on “Fauda” and co-creator with Feldman on “False Flag,” “Inheritance” is set up at Feldman’s New York-based

The picturesque Catskills resort that served as a family getaway for the second season of TheMarvelous Mrs. Maisel has been bought by familiar names in the Hollywood legal community — marking the first purchase of the property since its 1869 opening.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterWavelength, the New York-based indie studio behind Sundance players like “Where’s My Roy Cohn?” and “Farwell Amor,” has named producer Joe Plummer as president.Founded by CEO Jenifer Westphal in 2015, the company recently saw Plummer serving as supervising producer across the slate. As president, he will oversee operations and spearhead development, production and investment efforts across both the film division and the newly-launched commercial division.

Jennifer Hudson is ready to bring Louise from St. Louis back to New York City! The 39-year-old Oscar winner famously played Carrie Bradshaw's beloved assistant in the 2008 film. It was recently announced that the franchise was returning for a new installment on HBO Max titled ET's Kevin Frazier asked Hudson at a junket for her animated short film,  if she would be interested in reprising her role as Louise for the next chapter of . «I hope so, that would be cool.

will premiere Jan. 30 on Lifetime, and ET has your exclusive first look at what to expect from the biopic!Executive produced by Williams, the movie takes fans on her real-life journey from a complicated child with big dreams in Asbury Park, New Jersey, to becoming a successful radio and TV host, along with all the challenges she has faced along the way.

Manori Ravindran International EditorOscar-winning actor Marlee Matlin has boarded Doug Roland’s short film “Feeling Through” — one of the first films to feature a deaf-blind actor in a leading role — as an executive producer.The coming-of-age story follows Tereek (Steven Prescod), a teen wandering the streets of New York, desperate for a place to crash when he encounters Artie (Robert Tarango), a deaf-blind man in need of help getting home.

There are few international filmmakers working today that have the acclaim and reverence of Naomi Kawase. And with her latest feature, “True Mothers,” selected as the official Japanese entry into the Oscars race, it appears she’s, yet again, in the middle of the awards discussion.