'The Furnace': Film Review | Venice 2020

I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! bosses are said to be seeking former contestants to take part in the 20th series later this year. The next series will take place in Wales at Gwrych Castle instead of the Australian jungle due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! hosts Ant and Dec have admitted they appealed to the show’s bosses to move this year's series to the north east of England.This year’s show will see celebrity campmates rough-it in an abandoned castle after bosses were unable to use its usual location in the Australian jungle.

Nicole Kidman proved she is her husband Keith Urban’s biggest fan by tuning in to watch him host the 2020 Academy of Country Music Awards from their home in Australia.“Wishing I was there, but streaming @KeithUrban on the #ACMawards here in #ByronBay

I'm A Celebrity 2020 start date is fast-approaching.While an exact start date for the ITV series hasn't been announced, the broadcaster has confirmed the show will air this autumn.

A cutesy family pic mixing relentless cheer with jarring notes of pre-fab gloom, John Sheedy's H is for Happiness watches a precocious preteen do her best to cure her family's emotional woes and help a new friend experiment with theoretical physics. The Australian debut film has more than enough commercial gloss to suit families who stumble across it while surfing video options, but it's unlikely many Stateside viewers will seek it out.

Jay Weissberg The producers and funding bodies behind “The Furnace” took quite a chance when they agreed to back Roderick MacKay in his debut feature, yet clearly the young writer-director knows how to sell his vision just as well as he knows how to make a movie.

The 25-year-old Australian actress Geraldine Viswanathan, having already stolen movies left and right, more straightforwardly owns “Broken Hearts Gallery,” a glossy but spirited Gen-Y romantic comedy imbued with the wit and spunk of its young star.Viswanathan was a standout in the 2018 comedy “Blockers” and the subtle linchpin of this year's “Bad Education,” in which she played an enterprising student journalist.

Helen Reddy makes of the one we’re loving in 2020: Cardi B’s “WAP.”If Tilda Cobham-Hervey’s lively-eyed portrayal of Reddy is accurate, I bet the 78-year-old entertainer is getting a kick out of the raunchy ode to women’s pleasure.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentLos Angeles-based Menemsha Films has acquired North American rights from Italy’s Intramovies to Venice Critics’ Week title “Thou Shalt Not Hate,” ahead of the racial hatred-themed drama’s premiere Sunday on the Lido. The film has also been picked up for Australia and New Zealand by Moving Story Entertainment.Directed by Italian first-timer Mauro Mancini, “Thou Shalt Not Hate” (Non Odiare) stars Alessandro Gassman as Simone Segre, a renowned surgeon of

Tim Dams Are there signs of green shoots of recovery for the indie film industry following the profound business disruption wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic?“We’re living through a rapidly changing time,” says Brian Beckman, CFO of international sales company and producer Arclight Films, which is handling worldwide sales on “The Furnace,” an Australian adventure story, screening in Venice Film Festival’s Horizons section.

Christopher Vourlias When settlers began opening up the wild frontier of Western Australia in the 19th century, they relied heavily on immigrant cameleers from India, Afghanistan, and Persia.

Hollywood star Cate Blanchett walked the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival in a glitzy gown and face mask.

Christopher Vourlias Curzon Artificial Eye has acquired distribution rights in the U.K. and Ireland for “Apples,” the feature directorial debut of Greece’s Christos Nikou, which opens the Horizons section of the 77th Venice Film Festival on Sep.

Kate Walsh and Adelaide Kane are hanging out in Australia!

Gwrych Castle in Abergele, North Wales. It will also use a farm as an additional site during filming later this year.

Gwrych Castle in North Wales. "I certainly didn't want a year without I’m A Celebrity."We could just about survive without it, but my God it's a premier, wonderful thing that has done so well over a long period," he told The Sun.Addressing current travel restrictions, he explained: "Australia was always going to be a challenge so we found this extraordinary place in go here in North Wales that's a sort of beautiful, Disney drawn castle crumbling.

Abergele. The news was announced yesterday (August 27) following weeks of speculation over the Conwy estate.