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Entrenador de los Jaguars es citado en una demanda por discriminación PorEFE Jacksonville (EE.UU.), 14 jul (EFE).- Los Jaguars de Jacksonville informaron que el entrenador Urban Meyer y el gerente general Trent Baalke fueron citados como parte de una demanda presentada por abogados de exjugadores afroamericanos de Iowa que alegaban discriminación por parte de algunos miembros del cuerpo técnico de la universidad. El equipo dijo que Meyer y Baalke enviaron una respuesta por escrito a la citación, que busca información sobre la decisión de los Jaguars de contratar y luego despedir al exen...

Curiously, Doyle says he prefers books to photography or cinema. “Reading gives you an imaginary space, whereas film basically tells you what to see,” he says. “Sydney in the Sixties was a period of anarchy. And that rebellious spirit is still with me—all that rejection of mediocrity and what was supposed to be normal about stereotypical boys. It was so boring. I hated it. I wanted to get away. I read a lot of crazy stuff that was a bit on the edge.” His yearning for escape from a provincial environment provided the motivation for the 19-year-old Doyle to become a sailor on cargo sh...

In the Mood For Love (2000), and its futuristic sequel, 2046 (2004). Emerging across the set is a world whose governing principles of love and melancholy dictate the lives of its inhabitants from above, while looming political questions threaten from below. As Wong’s first feature length film, As Tears Go By represents his first effort to balance these competing influences. The film follows Wah (Andy Lau), a ‘big brother’ within the local mob, and the recipient of a spontaneous visit from his cousin Ngor (Maggie Chung). As Wah juggles the demands of mafia life with to keep his friend ...

Mulholland Drive. Moreover, it was In The Mood For Love that inspired MUBI founder Efe Cakarel to found his influential film streaming platform – after he found himself unable to watch the film in Tokyo in 2007. There has never been a better time to embrace the film’s vibrant legacy. Rare footage cut from the final edit has just premiered in a retrospective documentary in Hong Kong. On May 31 in the UK, Criterion will release a career-spanning collection of seven restored films in the 4K box set The World of Wong Kar-wai, also screening at the BFI in July. And with the director’s cano...

With the city's iconic neon signs facing an uncertain future, Hongkongers are coming together to keep the city’s glowing heritage from fizzling out.