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Myanmar-Set ‘Fruit Gathering’ Wins at Karlovy Vary: ‘Harrowing Drama of Obsession and Queer Desire’
Aung Phyoe’s “Fruit Gathering”, set in contemporary Myanmar, won the Crystal Globe, the top prize, at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival on Saturday. The film follows the bond that develops between two young women working at a textile factory, which the jury said “begins as a lush and meditative portrait of work and friendship…
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‘Moana’ Creatives on Working Closely to Honor Polynesian Culture and Traditions, and Why Representation Matters in the Live-Action Film
Disney’s live-action adaptation of “Moana” has reached cinemas this weekend, a decade after the 2016 animated original, with its cast and creative team emphasising how closely they worked to portray Polynesian culture authentically. Star Dwayne Johnson used the premiere to reflect on growing up without seeing himself represented on screen, and the film is being…
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Karlovy Vary Film Fest Awards Go to ‘Fruit Gathering,’ ‘The Guest,’ ‘Lover, Not a Fighter’ and ‘Incinerator’
The 60th edition of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) has announced its award winners, with Aung Phyoe’s Fruit Gathering taking the top prize, the Grand Prix — Crystal Globe, at the closing ceremony. The jury praised the film as a meditative portrait of work and friendship that evolves into a drama of obsession…
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Karlovy Vary Reveals Award Winners: Aung Phyoe’s ‘Fruit Gathering’ Wins The Crystal Globe
The 60th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival closed with the Myanmar-set drama “Fruit Gathering” (Thit-thee Khu), directed by Aung Phyoe, winning the top prize, the Crystal Globe Grand Prix. The jury praised the film as a work that begins as a meditative portrait of work and friendship before shifting into a harrowing drama of obsession…
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SUFC News: New boy Romelle Donovan already excited by potential partnership – thestar.co.uk
The full text of this article could not be retrieved, as the supplied content consists only of a Google cookie-consent and sign-in page rather than the report itself. Based on the headline alone, the piece from The Star (thestar.co.uk) concerns Sheffield United and a new signing, Romelle Donovan, who is reported to be looking forward…
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Gaud and Mandhana star as India take control against struggling England
India took firm control of the one-off women’s Test against England at Lord’s on day two, with debutant seamer Kranti Gaud claiming five wickets and making history in the process. By the close, the tourists had built a commanding position that left England struggling to find a way back into the match. Gaud’s five-wicket haul…
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English soccer star Harry Kane calls round of golf with Trump a ‘surreal experience’
England captain Harry Kane has described playing a round of golf with US President Donald Trump as a “surreal experience”. Speaking on Friday, the 32-year-old striker revealed that the outing took place around 18 months ago in Florida, after Trump personally invited him to play while he was in Palm Beach. The disclosure has drawn…
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‘The Five-Star Weekend’ Creator on Changes From the Book, Jennifer Garner’s Input on the Infidelity Story and Wanting to Do More Seasons With the Same Cast
Peacock has released “The Five-Star Weekend”, a television adaptation of Elin Hilderbrand’s 2023 novel, with showrunner Bekah Brunstetter discussing how she reshaped the source material for the screen. Starring Jennifer Garner as grieving food influencer Hollis Shaw, the series centres on a Nantucket girls’ weekend that brings together friends from different chapters of Hollis’s life,…
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Before Their Oscar Nominations, Wagner Moura and Fernanda Torres Made This Underrated Comedy Gem
Wagner Moura recently won Best Actor in a Motion Picture — Drama at the Golden Globes for The Secret Agent, becoming the second Brazilian in consecutive years to take the award after Fernanda Torres won the previous year for I’m Still Here. These back-to-back victories mark a landmark moment for Brazilian cinema, and they have…
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On the Charts 39 Years Ago Today, George Strait Reigned at No. 1 With This Lone Star-Themed Lament
This article, published by American Songwriter, marks the anniversary of George Strait’s “All My Ex’s Live in Texas” reaching No. 1 on Billboard’s country chart on 11 July 1987. The piece celebrates Strait’s enduring status as the “King of Country”, noting that he holds more number-one hits than any artist in any genre (60) and…