Festivals

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Asian World Film Festival Honors This Year’s Best On Awards Night

India’s Last Film Show, about a little boy who watches a movie for the first time and is instantly captivated by the light that comes out of a projector and the stories it tells, won the Snow Leopard Award for best film in the recently concluded 8th Asian World Film Festival (AWFF). The awards night, held November 18 at the Beverly Hills Saban Theater, feted the competition winners, and previously announced honorees in the festival, which ran from November 9 to 18 in Los Angeles.
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Janelle Monáe at BFI London Film Festival – A Success in Both the Film and Music Industries

Rapper, singer and award-winning actress Janelle Monáe, 36, one of the stars from Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery came to support the Ryan Johnson directed movie which closed the BFI London Film Festival and spoke about the film and her career during a Q and A session. Monáe plays entrepreneur Cassandra "Andi" Brand in this murder mystery sequel joining the cast which includes Daniel Craig, Ethan Hawke and Edward Norton.
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“Utama” Wins the Jorge Cámara Award at Guadalajara Film Festival

The Bolivian film Utama by director Alejandro Loayza Grisi won the award for Best First Work, Best Screenplay, and the Jorge Cámara Hollywood Foreign Press Association Award, which honors the late former president of the HFPA, at the 37th Guadalajara International Film Festival (GIFF), one of the most important festivals in Latin America. Cámara, a three-time president of the HFPA, passionately collaborated with the film festival held annually in Mexico.
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Marion Cotillard at Cannes, on “Brother and Sister”: “I view this film as being a love story”

Is there anything more complicated than familial relationships? Be it husband and wife, parent and child, or sibling to sibling, the DNA of cinema is abounding with narratives that attempt to navigate the intricate bonds that connect us. Golden Globe and Oscar-winning actress Marion Cotillard (La Vie en Rose) gets her chance to dive deep into quite the sibling interaction in Arnaud Desplechin's  Brother and Sister (Frère et Sœur), a drama that examines the hostility between esteemed stage actor Alice Vuillard (Cotillard) and her brother Louis (Melvil Poupaud), an acclaimed author.