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David Fair is away this week, but the show, as they say, must go on! WEMU's Mat Hopson fills in this week and is joined by Michigan Theater Foundation executive director Russ Collins. They will bring you all of the news about new movies opening up for you. There are also some special screenings and live events you'll want to know about.

The Sundance Film Festival is over! The Michigan Theater staff took in as many of those movies as they could and are now working out which ones to bring to Ann Arbor for you! Meantime, there are plenty of new films opening and some special events and screenings, too! Join WEMU's David Fair and Michigan Theater Foundation executive director Russ Collins for all the movie news you need to know.

Critics accuse film of straying too far from Erich-Maria Remarque’s much-loved 1928 anti-war novel

The nominations were announced on Thursday, ahead of next months ceremony for the 76th annual film awards.

Against the backdrop of a country-wide arts and culture renaissance, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia became an epicenter for international film from December 1-10 as global filmmakers, celebrities, and crowds thronged to the city for the second annual Red Sea International Film Festival (RSIFF).

The Times’s three European theater critics pick their favorite productions of the year — plus a turkey apiece for the festive season.

25/11/2022 - Berlin-based Georgian helmer Dito Tsintsadze comes up with a hilarious crime-comedy that turns the dyed-in-the-wool cultural and political labels concerning East and West on their heads

25/11/2022 - Berlin-based Georgian helmer Dito Tsintsadze comes up with a hilarious crime-comedy that turns the dyed-in-the-wool cultural and political labels concerning East and West on their heads

The new film adaptation of the anti-war classic is an impressive depiction of the horror of the First World War and the ruthlessness with which an entire generation were sent to the slaughter.

It’s spring 1917, the third year of war. In Northern Germany, a teenager forges his mother’s signature and joins the Kaiser’s army. His name is Paul Baumer, and his story will form the backbone of the best and most haunting war movie since 2008’s The Hurt Locker.