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'Hunger Games: Catching Fire' Gets Nov. 21 China Release
The Lionsgate sequel, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson, will roll out on more than 3,000 screens. | Read More
Nicolas Cage Criticizes Hollywood's Lack of Opportunities for Male Asian Actors (Video)
In an interview with Chinese state broadcaster CCTV, the star also talks about his role opposite Hayden Christensen in the upcoming U.S.-China co-production "Outcast." | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
Robert De Niro Visits Tokyo Film Fest for 'The Family' Screening
Hundreds of Japanese fans turned out to catch a glimpse of the veteran actor at the festival's main venue in the Roppongi district of Tokyo. | Read More
AFM: Europe's Foreign Language Oscar Contenders to Get Screenings
Germany's "Two Lives," Sweden's "Eat Sleep Die" and Dutch entry "Borgmann" are among the Oscar contenders heading to the Santa Monica market courtesy of European Film Promotion. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
BBC Worldwide Not Eyed for Sale, Executives Say
BBC boss Tony Hall and BBC Trust chair Chris Patten also faced questions about executive salaries, severance payments and bullying during a hearing in the U.K. parliament. | Read More
Belarus Petition Opposes Airing of Eurovision 2014, Cites Transsexual Singer
Campaigners say the inclusion of Austrian performer Concita Wurst has turned the widely televised European singing competition into "a hotbed of sodomy." | Read More
THE BUSINESS
Abu Dhabi Media Summit: Walt Disney's Andy Bird Talks 3D Printers, China, Middle East
The chairman of Walt Disney International predicts that every home will have a 3D within a decade. | Read More
One Direction, Daniel Radcliffe Top List of Richest British Celebrities Under 30
Robert Pattinson, Keira Knightley and Emma Watson round out the top five; DJ Calvin Harris is the top new entrant. | Read More
REVIEWS
First Snowfall (La Prima Neve): Film Review
Award-winning director Andrea Segre parallels the problems of an African man who has lost his wife and an Italian boy without a father. | Read More
Blackwood: London Review
This supernatural murder mystery from debut director Adam Wimpenny scores on atmosphere but fails to reinvent creaky genre cliches. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Tuesday, October 22, 2013 at 9:00 AM.

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