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Scarlett Johansson to Receive Honorary Cesar Award
The French version of the Oscars will honor the actress at its Feb. 28 ceremony in Paris. | Read More
Why Simon Cowell Couldn't Save 'X Factor' (Analysis)
After a last-minute approach to NBC, the reality mogul heads back to Britain as insiders debate his "grumpy uncle" appeal in a changed TV landscape. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
Berlin: Buyers Not Worried About Slow Market, Expect Better in Cannes
A scarcity of buzz titles and big ticket deals during this year's EFM left sellers and buyers all looking to Cannes in May to ignite a flurry of deal-making dynamism. | Read More
Berlin Roundtable: 6 Actors on Fears and Fighting for Roles
Diane Kruger, Michelle Yeoh, Michelle Yeoh, Ken Duken, George MacKay and Sam Riley talk to THR about self-taping and successful careers. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
Sochi: BBC Says 'Excitement Got the Better' of Commentators
The U.K. public broadcaster got complaints when its announce team celebrated the first-ever British Winter Olympics medal on snow. | Read More
U.K.'s ITV to Launch Network for Young Women
ITVBe will air lifestyle and reality shows from the U.K. and U.S., such as "The Only Way is Essex," one of Britain's answers to "Jersey Shore," and the "Real Housewives" franchise. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
'Star Wars' Leads ILM to Launch New London Effects Facility (Exclusive)
With plans to support additional productions including "The Avengers 2" in London, and to double its head count in Vancouver, the VFX division of Lucasfilm is poised for a major expansion. | Read More
Spanish Distributors Look to Maximize Benefits From Re-Release of Goya Winners
After the country's box office fell 15 percent in 2013, some films are hoping that a second run boosted by exposure from the Spanish Oscars will save them from losses. | Read More
REVIEWS
Jack and the Cuckoo-Clock Heart (Jack et la mecanique du coeur): Berlin Review
French rock star Mathias Malzieu from the band Dionysos and pop-video director Stephane Berla team up to adapt Malzieu's song-cycle-cum-book, with voice work in English by Les Miserables' Samantha Barks. | Read More
Praia do Futuro: Berlin Review
Tragedy brings two strangers together, sparking separate searches for identity and belonging in this visually hypnotic journey from a sun-blasted Brazilian beach to wintry Berlin. | Read More
The Honor Keeper (Lajwanti): Berlin Review
A love story out of a folk take about a woman who claims her freedom in timeless Rajasthan. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Wednesday, February 12, 2014 at 8:58 AM.

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