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Arnaud Desplechin It’s only been two weeks since the last roundup on projects in the works, but with so many filmmakers around the world eager to get back to work, it’s already time for another. Let’s begin in France with the return of Catherine Breillat, who has begun work on her first feature since 2013’s Abuse of Weakness. Inavouable—the title can be translated as “unacceptable,” “unmentionable,” or even “immoral”—will be a remake of Danish filmmaker May el-Toukhy’s Queen of Hearts (2019), which starred Trine Dyrholm as a lawyer who jeopardizes her career and ...

I’m Goldie Blumenstyk, a senior writer at The Chronicle covering innovation in and around academe. Here’s what I’m thinking about this week. Four ideas for improving higher ed, and how they’ve evolved in the last year. In March 2020, The Chronicle held its sixth annual "Shark Tank:Edu Edition" a fun SXSW EDU tradition in which we invite entrepreneurs and others to pitch their ideas for improving higher ed to a panel of judges, with a live audience getting in on the grilling. Except last year, “South by” was canceled a few days before we were all set to leave for Austin, so we h...