Ridley Scott might have made a mistake when he revealed in August 202 that he has a four-and-a-half hour director’s cut of Napoleon that explores more of Empress Joséphine, hoping to release it in theaters and on Apple TV+, after the initial theatrical release.
Napoleon: Ridley Scott’s Historical Epic, Semi-Effective Effort at Balancing Grandiose Battles with More Intimate Domestic Melodrama–What You Need to Know
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IDFA Envision Awards 2023: “Canuto’s Transformation,” “Silence of Reason”
November 17, 2023 by
“Silence of Reason” examines the mass rapes of women and girls in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Serbian fighters during the Bosnian war
Life Is Beautiful: Palestinian Filmmaker Mohamed Jabaly Wins Best Director for Personal Film
November 17, 2023 by
The film contrasts his seemingly idyllic life in rural Norway, where the community of Tromsø makes every effort to support him, with agonizing images and messages he receives from his family and friends in Gaza.
1489: Shoghakat Vardanyan’s Armenian War Documentary Wins Best Film at IDFA (Women Directors)
November 17, 2023 by
Vardanyan records her and her family’s efforts to find out what happened to her brother, Soghomon, 21, who went missing.
Frozen: Sequels “Frozen 3” and “Frozen 4” in Development
November 16, 2023 by
Frozen II in 2019 earned $1.4 billion in global box office, with the 2013 first installment bringing in $1.2 billion.
