Why the 'Avatar' Sequels Will Shoot in New Zealand; Oscars: 4 Top Foreign-Language Contenders; 'Hobbit' Sequel Tops South Korean Box Office Despite Controversy
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New 'Avatar' Trilogy to Be Filmed in New Zealand
UPDATED: Twentieth Century Fox will release the first of the sequels in December 2016. | Read More
Oscars: 4 Top Contenders in the Foreign-Language Category
Even for foreign filmmakers, the Academy Award remains the biggest prize. Iran's Asghar Farhadi already has scored one and would like a second, but he is facing off against a record-breaking field of 76 contenders. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
'Hobbit' Sequel Tops South Korean Box Office Despite Distribution Controversy
One of the season's most anticipated films, "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" is not showing in major Seoul theaters due to dispute over profit shares. | Read More
'American Hustle's' David O. Russell: 'All My Work Was Leading Up to This Period'
The director talks to The Hollywood Reporter about collaborating with his casts, Jennifer Lawrence's stratospheric rise and the film's seven Golden Globe nominations at the Dubai International Film Festival. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
Ukraine Protests Become Global Media Event (Video)
While Western figures from George Clooney to John McCain voice support, Ukrainian filmmakers are documenting the historic event with short films posted to social media. | Read More
'X Factor' U.K. Draws Lowest Season Finale Ratings Since 2005
Sunday's season 10 finale of the Simon Cowell-created show on ITV drew an average of 9.7 million viewers. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
BBC 'Culture of Cronyism' Criticized by Parliamentary Committee
A report on excessive severance payouts says the BBC is "the world's leading public sector broadcaster," and the payments "put its reputation at risk." | Read More
Panel: Netflix a Friend and Foe to Canadian Film Business
A conference of local industry moguls was told U.S. streaming giants can help as much as hurt, depending on how they reinvent themselves for a fast-changing market. | Read More
REVIEWS
I Am Yours (Jeg er din): Film Review
Iram Haq directed this Norwegian foreign-language Oscar submission that stars Amrita Acharia ("Game of Thrones") and Ola Rapace ("Skyfall"). | Read More
Beatocello's Umbrella: Film Review
George Gachot goes to Cambodia to find a heroic, cello-playing physician. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Monday, December 16, 2013 at 10:03 AM.

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