Sundance: National Geographic Nabs Doc 'Playing With Sharks' (Exclusive)

Naman Ramachandran Australia’s Stranger Than Fiction Films and the U.K.’s Arrow Pictures have teamed for theatrical documentary “River,” commissioned by BBC Arts and ABC Arts.Exploring the relationship between humans and rivers, the documentary spans six continents.

Playing a superhero is a big new step for Noah Centineo.

There have been plenty of unlikely friendships within celebrity circles over the years, and another one to add to that list is Russell Crowe and Lord Alan Sugar.The business tycoon, who previously engaged in a Twitter row with Piers Morgan's mum, was spotted playing a game of tennis in Australia with the award-winning actor.The pair were joined by Alan's wife Ann Simons and Russell's girlfriend Britney Theriot as they spent some quality time together in Sydney.

getting a little wasted boosts the beauty of basic barfly faces. “Alcohol is absolutely amazing,” leading science commentator Dr.

Flora and Ulysses.WATCH BELOW: Alyson Hannigan compares on how Buffy CGI compares to Disney movie Flora & UlyssesBased on Kate DiCamillo’s bestselling children’s novel of the same name, the film tells the story of 10-year-old Flora (Matilda Lawler) who finds an injured squirrel.After Flora nurses the critter back to health, he is reborn as a superhero with an uncanny knack for helping people who have taken a few knocks in life – and Flora’s recently divorced mum Phyllis (Hannigan) is the perfect

Apparently Courteney Cox has been making good use of her time in quarantine learning to play piano, and she took to Instagram Wednesday to show off her keyboard chops on a tune that’s near and dear to her heart.

The National’s Bryce Dessner has announced plans to release a new classical album – ‘Impermanence/Disintegration’ and shared two tracks.The record, sees Dessner teaming up with the Australian String Quartet, and is due to be released on April 2.He has shared the tracks ‘Emergency’ and the title track, which you can listen to below.

Vernon Kay was put off 'I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!' for years by hosts Ant and Dec. The 46-year-old TV star came third on the ITV reality show last year, which was held for the first time at Gwrych Castle in Wales, instead of the Australian jungle, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief“Boonie Bears: The Wild Life,” the latest feature-length instalment in a long-running Chinese film and TV franchise, is set to open in Japan and Australia.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentRenewing a frequent relationship between one of Europe’s highest-profile distributor-curators of foreign language drama series and one of their biggest suppliers, VOD service Walter Presents has swooped on a six-title drama series package from Germany’s ZDF Enterprises.Deal plays off a just-announced exclusive strategic alliance between Walter Presents and Australia’s Stan, owned by Nine Digital, which charges Walter Presents with securing

I'm a Celebrity. .

TV stars Ant and Dec have hinted that I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! could well be returning to Wales. Last year, the hit show swapped the warm climes of Australia for a cold castle in Wales amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly would "happily go back" to Wales for 'I'm A Celebrity. .

ITV series was filmed at Gwrych Castle in Abergele last year amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. This relocation marked the first time in the show's history that it hadn't been filmed in an Australian jungle.

National Geographic Documentary Films said Tuesday that it has acquired Playing with Sharks, the feature documentary about Australian icon, conservationist and filmmaker Valerie Taylor that had its world premiere last week at the Sundance Film Festival. The pic is written and directed by Sally Aitken and is produced by WildBear Entertainment and Dogwoof. No release date plans or deal details were announced.

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