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Tahar Rahim, star of The Serpent — one of the BBC's most popular dramas ever — has found a way to make crime pay. He will portray one of the drug kingpins behind the French connection, an underworld system that put dangerous narcotics on to American streets. The untitled television series will be about Corsican gangsters Antoine and Barthelemy Guerini, known as the Guerini Brothers. Tahar Rahim (pictured at Cannes Film Festival) will portray a drug kingpin behind the French connection, an underworld system that put dangerous narcotics on to American streets The untitled television serie...
French film in Cannes follows a family's tussle with euthanasia WION 15 hours ago © Provided by WION French movie director Francois Ozon tackles the thorny issue of euthanasia in his latest movie at the Cannes Film Festival, with a story of two sisters grappling with their sick father`s desire to end his life. In "Everything Went Fine", Ozon does not take sides in the debate, preferring to let the siblings` struggle unfold and leave audiences to ponder what they would do in their situation. "I don`t think the film is either for or against (euthanasia). It proposes to the viewers a story ...
Now streaming on: "Wild Grass" is about an unlikely and fateful chain of events that to a young person might seem like coincidence but to an older one illustrates the likelihood that most of what happens in our lives comes about by sheer accident. This is the latest work by Alain Resnais, who may have learned this by experience: There’s a springtime in your life when you think it should add up and make sense, and an autumn when you think, the hell with it, anything can happen. Resnais has been making films since the dawn of the New Wave: "Hiroshima, Mon Amour" (1959) and "Last Year at Marie...