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Catherine Deneuve Drama 'Peaceful' from Emmanuelle Bercot Heads Studiocanal Berlin Slate (EXCLUSIVE) John Hopewell, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Starring Catherine Deneuve, Benoît Magimel and Cécile de France, “Peaceful,” directed by Cannes best actress winner Emmanuelle Bercot, will head Studiocanal’s 2021 Berlin slate. “Peaceful” is produced by Les Films du Kiosque, whose credits include “La Belle Epoque” and Bercot’s own “Standing Tall.” More from Variety Introduced to buyers from Feb. 27, the movie marks the latest from Bercot who is best known as a 2015 Cannes ...

Anecdotal evidence suggests that, locked down, locked in, more people have had time to read more books than ever before. Many booklovers, passionate about their own favourite books, are curious to know what writers have been reading during this lonely period. What was already on their shelves; what did they borrow, buy or read online? In this series, Reading in the present tense, a range of writers and other creative artists reflect on texts that moved them, intellectually engaged them, frightened them or made them laugh. The chosen text can be something recently published or a cherished book...

After Apple, Google is now considering developing an anti-tracking feature for its Android ecosystem to create app transparency for the users. Google said

Reissue CDs Weekly: Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Destiny Street Complete | reviews, news & interviews Reissue CDs Weekly: Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Destiny Street Complete Reissue CDs Weekly: Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Destiny Street Complete Thought-provoking revisitation of the New York punk pioneer’s second album by Kieron TylerSunday, 24 January 2021 Richard Hell ponders being lauded as comparable with Rimbaud and LautremontRoberta Bayley "Three plus versions of the same album. It’s ridiculous, but I’m glad.” The first paragraph of Richard Hell’s text in the...

Destiny Street must have seemed like a dead end to Richard Hell & The Voidoids in 1982. Unsatisfied with the art punk originators’ second and final album, perhaps troubled by its rather thin, muffled sound or its flailing chaos, Hell wanted desperately to remix the wild and woolly successor to 1977’s seminal Blank Generation debut. Unfortunately, the original 24-track masters went missing, preventing Hell from performing the necessary operation. As luck would have it, in the early 2000s, Hell stumbled upon a cassette from 1981 with all the LP’s rhythm tacks, which allowed him to instal...