‘Sabaya’ Review: Devastating Doc on the Frontline Fight to Rescue Women and Girls From ISIS Slavery

Former DGA president Paris Barclay is set to receive the DGA Honorary Life Member Award in recognition of his leadership in the industry, contribution to the guild and the profession of directing, and for his outstanding career achievements. The award will be presented at the 73rd annual DGA Awards on April 10.

Zachary Wohlman, the Golden Gloves-winning welterweight known as Kid Yamaka featured in the ESPN+ documentary series Why We Fight and who was the subject of Emmy-winning filmmaker Matt Ogens’ short Kid Yamaka died Sunday, according to his wife and trainer. He was 32.

Tina, the upcoming feature documentary about music icon Tina Turner from the same team behind Searching for Sugar Man, has been picked up by HBO for the U.S., Altitude for the U.K. and Ireland and Universal Pictures Content Group for the rest of the world.

post-Super Bowl 2021 premiere — TV’s most coveted time slot.That will earn the series, starring Queen Latifah, a huge onetime audience it will never approach again. CBS knows this, of course, but is confident “The Equalizer” will attract a loyal core audience sufficient in today’s saturated TV landscape.That remains to be seen, but Sunday night’s premiere gave us a snugly predictable drama in that formulaic network primetime kind of way.

EXCLUSIVE: French artist Thierry Guetta aka Mr. Brainwash, who gained prominence after appearing in Banksy’s 2010 film Exit Through the Gift Shop, is getting his own documentary. The feature-length pic hails from OBB Pictures and will be directed by Michael D. Ratner, who helmed and executive produced Justin Bieber: Seasons for YouTube Originals and its follow-up Justin Bieber: Next Chapter.

The last major stronghold of the Islamic State — also known as ISIS, ISIL and Daesh — fell in March 2019, when the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces liberated the town of Baghouz, on the border between Syria and Iraq. At the peak of its power, ISIS controlled a swath of land the size of Britain between those two Middle Eastern countries, with some 8 million people under the rule of its so-called caliphate.

Lisa Kennedy The lengthiest interview in “Searchers” takes place toward the conclusion of director Pacho Velez’s warm and well-executed Sundance doc, which focuses on an array of New Yorkers and the dating apps they use.Earlier, when the film introduces 55-year-old Ron, he’s offering a running commentary while scrolling through profiles with little pause: “He looks like Freddie Mercury of Queen. No, thank you,” he says of one.

Guy Lodge Film CriticIn 1965, the world’s idea of a problematic nun was Maria von Trapp: a black sheep in a white wimple who was booted from her convent for taking the odd hillside hike, enjoying a bit of a sing-along and ultimately getting jiggy with a handsome navy captain. By 1968, life had got a bit more complicated for misfit sisters, while a conflicted Catholic church struggled to contend with a decade of seismic social unrest.

Jessica Kiang “You get used to feeling mediocre,” says one of the merely very bright students in a school full of what he considers “geniuses.” “Try Harder,” Debbie Lum’s simultaneously charming and chastening documentary on the senior class in Lowell High — the majority Asian-American, top-ranked school in San Francisco — takes its cue from its lovable, dorky, high-achieving subjects and mostly remains in a cheerful register, heroizing a group rarely celebrated in high school movies: the good

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Dax Shepard warned his daughters not to "tell anyone" that their mom was in 'Frozen'. The 46-year-old actor - who has Delta, six, and Lincoln, seven, with his wife Kristen Bell - admitted he worries about his kids' friendships and how their peers will react to them having famous parents.

Dax Shepard is opening up about coming clean. In September of last year, the 46-year-old actor announced publicly that he'd relapsed with opiates after a motorcycle accident.

Dax Shepard has opened up about his decision to go public with his recent lapse in sobriety. Speaking to host Ellen Degeneres on The Ellen Degeneres Show, the Parenthood actor admitted that he initially didn't want to go public with it.

On Tuesday’s episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Dax Shepard opened up to Ellen DeGeneres about going public about his recent relapse with his sobriety. In September, Shepard shared on his podcast Armchair Expert that after 16 years of sobriety, he relapsed with narcotic drugs, specifically Vicodin, for roughly eight weeks.

Justin Timberlake and Dax Shepard share a fear. The 39-year-old singer appeared on the latest episode of Shepard's podcast, and both the guest and the host revealed that they worry about how their fame will affect their kids.Timberlake and his wife, Jessica Biel, share two sons, Phineas, 1, and Silas, 5, while Shepard and his wife, Kristen Bell, have two daughters, Delta, 6, and Lincoln, 7.«It's just a lot to unpack,» Timberlake said.

Dax Shepard is getting candid.

Wavelength Productions has got on board a film about African American contralto Marian Anderson (1897-1993) for PBS' American Master series. Rita Coburn is set to direct Marian Anderson: The Whole World in Her Hands for PBS, while Wavelength’s founder and CEO Jenifer Westphal and president Joe Plummer will executive produce.

It’s all about perspective.

Dax Shepard went public with his relapse this past September following 16 years of sobriety. On Tuesday's, the 46-year-old star admits that the decision to talk about it was a difficult one for him. «I did not want to at all.