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Syrian Conflict Is Not a Civil War, Oscar-Nominated Signe Byrge Sørensen Says (EXCLUSIVE) Annika Pham, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Copenhagen-based Final Cut for Real CEO Signe Byrge Sørensen might be unassuming and soft-spoken, but her vision, will power and fire for urgent stories have made her a world-class producer. Her documentary credits boast countless festival hits and accolades, including two Oscar-nominated films, “The Act of Killing” (2014) and “The Look of Silence” (...

Zinemira section at San Sebastián in 2020, leaving with the  Lurra Award, presented by Greenpeace to the film most fully embodying the values of sustainability and peace. The jury was particularly impressed by Esnal’s reflection on the importance of water as an essential element for life on Earth. You can catch it from tomorrow in cinemas across Spain, distributed by Atera Films. (The article continues below - Commercial information) Cineuropa: Where did the urge to make this film...

Birminghams new Screen and Film School prepares to open in Digbeth BIMMs latest Screen and Film School will open in Digbeth in September and is welcoming applications from talented young creatives Updated Advertorial The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Screen and Film School Birmingham is opening in Digbeth in September and its getting ready to welcome talented young creatives from across the region. Birminghams new film school is proud to provide practically led, industry-focused spe...

Apples new 24-inch iMac is so thin that the company had to tweak the design, putting the 3.5mm headphone jack on the side of it.

iTWire Wednesday, 21 April 2021 12:10 Apples new M1 iMac and M1 iPad Pro leave competitors in the dust Featured Apple has worked hard to create its best iMacs and iPad Pros yet, bringing delight and joy to consumers while making competitors wonder just how much their sales will drop in the face of Apples newest harvest. Apple has introduced an all-new iMac featuring what it claims is "a much more compact and remarkably thin design, enabled by the M1 chip." Apples claims th...

Posted by Parth Shah on Apr 21, 2021 in Comparison, Featured, MacBook After months of leaks and speculations, Apple finally unveiled the redesigned 24-inch iMac at its ‘Spring Loaded‘ event. The 24-inch iMac brings a bigger display, brighter colors, a thinner profile, and a change of heart, swapping the Intel CPUs with the company’s in-house M1 chip. On top of that, you also get upgrades in mics, speakers, and a web camera, something that’s essential these days. Read along to find all t...

Cinephil Boards Songs of Earth From Self Portrait Co-Helmer Margreth Olin (EXCLUSIVE) Annika Pham, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Tel Aviv-based Cinephil, the sales agent for the Oscar nominated “Collective” and “The Act of Killing” among others, has clinched world rights to “Songs of Earth” from seasoned Norwegian helmer and producer Margreth Olin of Speranza Film. The documentary project marks the third collaboration between Cinephil’s managing director Philippa Kowarsky and ...

Source: Apple No Mac has changed less on the outside in the last few years than the iMac, but 2021 has brought about an end to all of that. Apple has announced a massive overhaul to its desktop all-in-one, a staple of offices and creative setups the world over for so many years. So what has Apple changed? Whats in, and whats out? When will it be released, and how much will it cost? Heres everything we know about the 2021 iMac. The short list Price: Starts at $1,299 Whats new?: All-new design, u...

Disco Elysium: The Final Cut Review (PS5) very good Platform: Disco Elysium is one of the most remarkable RPGs that have been launched in a while. It is fresh, it is crazy, it is original and it sucks you in a psychedelic abyss that you don’t want to end. Finally, the console players can enjoy it as well, through an edition that promises full voice-over, improved graphics, and some additional content. There should have been bug fixes as well, but those are a bit late to the party, raisin...

16/04/211 As much as the rules have changed, life hasn’t felt all that different for me this past week. Maybe that’s because my haircut is only booked for next week? My game of the week has been Halo: The Master Chief Collection – really it’s a smorgasbord of six games. Hoping to get fully up to speed before Halo Infinite’s release later this year, I’ve started a co-op run through Halo 2: Anniversary. Some of the level design now feels rather dated from the original Xbox, but the re...