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 Neeson refused entry to where wife lay dyingAlmost two years after actress Natasha Richardson died as a result of head injuries suffered in a fall at Quebec's Mont Tremblant ski resort, her widower Liam Neeson speaks out about his experience at a "Dickensian" hospital in Montreal.
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 Villeneuve retrospective set for Czech film festMontreal director Denis Villeneuve will be the toast of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, which will celebrate the director with a retrospective in July.
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 Pacino to play Matisse in Deepa Mehta filmVeteran U.S. actor Al Pacino is to play Henri Matisse in a forthcoming film about the French artist, with the project to be directed by Canada's Deepa Mehta.
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 Bardem among Spain's Goya winnersPa Negre (Black Bread) swept Spain's top film awards Sunday, with the family drama taking nine Goya trophies, including best film.
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 VIDEO: Gnomeo and Juliet new take on ShakespeareThe Bard's Romeo and Juliet is retold by garden gnomes in a new movie. Arisa Cox goes behind the scenes of the Canadian animation company that made it
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 Incendies leads race for Jutra AwardsDenis Villeneuve's Oscar-nominated Incendies leads the race for this year's Jutra Awards, the Quebec film awards, with 10 nominations.
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 Hong Kong film awards unveil nomineesDirector Tsui Hark's new costume drama, former Bond girl Michelle Yeoh's latest kung fu thriller and Donnie Yen's second biopic of Bruce Lee's kung fu master were the top nominees in the Hong Kong Film Awards short list announced on Tuesday.
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 Incendies wins audience award in RotterdamAudiences at the Rotterdam Film Festival in the Netherlands have chosen Montreal director Denis Villeneuve's Incendies as their favourite film of the festival.
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 N.S. writer sues Warner Bros. over Fool's GoldA writer from Chester, N.S., has filed a lawsuit against media giant Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
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 Last Tango in Paris actress Maria Schneider diesFrench actress Maria Schneider, best known for her turn opposite Marlon Brando in the controversial film Last Tango in Paris, has died at the age of 58.
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 Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris to open CannesMidnight in Paris, Woody Allen's latest romantic comedy, will open this year's Cannes International Film Festival.
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 Berlin fest offers Fiennes film, Panahi tributeRalph Fiennes' debut as a director and a tribute to Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi are among the highlights of the upcoming Berlin International Film Festival.
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 The Hobbit's Jackson recovering from surgeryDirector Peter Jackson will remain in a New Zealand hospital for a few more days to recover, after undergoing last-minute surgery for a perforated ulcer last week.
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 Love story triumphs at Sundance awardsLike Crazy, a long-distance love story between an American man and a British woman, was the darling of the Sundance Film awards, nabbing the prize for best U.S. feature film.
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 REVIEW: The RiteCBC's Eli Glasner says The Rite's cartoonish script wastes Anthony Hopkins's talent
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 Hobbit's Peter Jackson has surgery for ulcerFilming of Peter Jackson's two-part adaptation of The Hobbit has been delayed after the director was admitted to hospital in New Zealand for a perforated ulcer.
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 VIDEO: Donald Sutherland gets Hollywood starCanadian actor Donald Sutherland was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Wednesday.
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 Sask.-raised animator's work up for OscarAn animator and filmmaker originally from Yorkton, Sask., will be schmoozing with Hollywood elite after learning the movie he worked on, The Illusionist, is up for an Academy Award.
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 Movie biz worsens for African-Americans: Spike LeeAcclaimed film director Spike Lee isn't too impressed with the lack of diversity among this year's Oscar nominees and says things have actually gotten worse for African-Americans in the movie business.
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 Resident Evil producer Eichinger diesMovie producer Bernd Eichinger, who backed films such as The Name of the Rose, Resident Evil and The Baader Meinhof Complex, has died. He was 61.
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 King's Speech, Social Network vie for best picture OscarThe King's Speech and The Social Network are in the running for the coveted best picture trophy at the Academy Awards next month.
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 Twilight, Airbender vie for RazziesA blockbuster and a box office flop lead the race for Hollywood's Razzies, with The Twilight Saga: Eclipse and The Last Airbender each nabbing nine nominations for the movie world dishonour.
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 The King's Speech victorious at producers awardsThe King's Speech, starring Colin Firth as a stammering King George VI, has claimed the best film prize at the Producers Guild of America awards.
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 Canadians go big at SundanceA total of 14 Canadian films, including Oscar hopeful Incendie by Denis Villeneuve, are at the Sundance film festival this year.
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 Quebec director Xavier Dolan has snagged a nomination for a C
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