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RRR is a modern-day mythological drama. It’s a tale of two friends whose lives take different paths and they become enemies.

First-time Golden Globe 2023 nominee Jeremy Pope may currently be seen on Broadway starring as the legendary artist Jean-Michel Basquiat in “The Collaboration. ” This role is Pope’s triumphant return to stage since he made history in 2019 as a two-time Tony nominee in the same season when he was nominated for his performances in both “Choir Boy” by Moonlight co-writer Tarell Alvin McCraney, and “Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Time of The Temptations,” written by Dominique Morisseau.

Nicolas Winding Refn’s Copenhagen Cowboy takes place in Denmark’s criminal underground world. It follows the mysterious and seemingly supernaturally talented Miu (Angela Bundalovic) as she seeks to defend the victims of gender-based inequity while being one herself too.

Isabella Carbonell’s Dogborn tells the story of refugee twins, a woman (Silvana Imam) and her brother (Philip Oros), who are homeless and living rough in Sweden. It is obvious that they have traumatic experiences in the past: the brother has not spoken, since they arrived in Sweden and the sister is a loose cannon who freaks out when under pressure.

Next level inclusion: after 20 years as a stuntwoman in Hollywood, Swiss-born Petra Sprecher hopes not only to be seen but also to be heard on screen. Accent and all.

Sports have long been talked about as being a great social unifier, especially in the United States of America. Of course, this is only partially true.

The Valhalla Memorial Park Cemetery, across the street from the Burbank Airport broke ground exactly one hundred years ago. It is the final resting place of many well-known people, including Amelia Earhart and Oliver Hardy.

Marija Kavtaradze’s new movie Slow recently held its world premiere at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival, where the magical mountain honored the Lithuanian native with the best directing price in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition category. Slow, Kavtaradze’s second feature after Summer Survivors, tells a uniquely intriguing love story between a modern dancer named Elena (Greta Grinevičiūtė), who falls in love with a sign language interpreter Dovydas (Kęstutis Cicėnas), who identifies himself as an asexual.

Who could forget Halle Berry’s emotionally charged Oscar speech in 2002 when she won the Best Actress trophy for Monster’s Ball (she also earned a Golden Globe nomination). At the time, it was a historic win, marking Berry as the first Black woman to ever win in that category.

“I have a geographically scattered background,” replies Ása Hjörleifsdóttir to the question of how she got into writing and directing. The native of Iceland spent years of her childhood in the USA, UK and Canada and had originally aspired to become an actress.