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Exploring true crime, Westerns and post-apartheid legacies in South Africa

South African TV and film writers Amy Jephta and Sean Drummond join Dheepthika Laurent on set to talk about their upcoming projects. Sean was head writer on the second season of "Unseen", a wildly popular crime thriller on Netflix. He also talks about his 2017 neo-Western, "Five Fingers for Marseilles", a film that inspired one of the songs on Beyoncé's…

France-based indie artists export their mysticism and noisy-layered melodies

This week, Marjorie Hache chats to two up-and-coming musical outfits: Naya Mö, who comes from Bordeaux and has just released an EP, "Dealing With Ghosts", full of layered lo-fi indie; and Oracle Sisters, a trio who formed in Paris but hail from Denmark, Finland and Northern Ireland. They have just released their second mystical album "Divinations", full of psych-tinted folk. We…

TV’s award-winning ‘king of the miniseries’ Richard Chamberlain dies at 90

Emmy-nominated actor and 1960s heartthrob Richard Chamberlain, who rocketed to fame in the TV medical drama "Dr. Kildare" and starred in the mini-series "Shogun" and "The Thorn Birds", has died at the age of 90, publicist Harlan Boll said.

Wes Anderson’s childhood memories explored in Paris exhibition

The Cinémathèque Française hosts a dynamic exhibition showcasing the playful universe of the American director.

Raphaël Barontini, painter and couturier of colonial history, finds fluidity in digital collages

The artist mixes silkscreen, acrylic paint, digital printing, embroidery and feathers in works on display at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris that evoke figures from the West Indies to arouse curiosity and raise questions.

UK’s Tate Britain gallery will return painting to heirs after it was stolen by Nazi during WWII

A handover date has not yet been confirmed but Samuel Hartveld's family said they were 'deeply grateful.'

‘Black Paris’ exhibition at the Centre Pompidou fills key gaps in our history

The works of 150 African, African American and Caribbean artists, most of them little-known, are on show at the Paris museum. Long overdue recognition.

Film academy apologizes for lack of support to ‘No Other Land’ Palestinian co-director after he was attacked

Hamdan Ballal said he had been assaulted by settlers and detained at gunpoint by soldiers in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. Unlike multiple other prominent filmmaker groups, the Academy of Motion Picture initially did not issue a statement.

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Italy salutes Alain Delon as an actor who is also part of its history

The tributes came in quickly in Italy on Sunday following the announcement…

Franz Ferdinand’s fertile fears

The Scottish band's sixth album, 'The Human Fear,' imagines new pop landscapes.

The death of Bertrand Blier, French director and screenwriter, who wrote ‘Going Places’

A provocative filmmaker who embraced vulgarity, worked with Depardieu and racked up…

The Mona Lisa’s turbulent life: Fame, theft and vandalism

From a 1911 heist that made international headlines to a series of…

In Nairobi, the vinyl guru who travelled Africa in search of record gems

Tucked away in Kenyatta market, one of the region's last remaining 33…

A feminist retelling of ‘Moby Dick’

What happens when you gender-flip the tale of “Moby Dick”? Annette Young…

Celebrating 150 years of Impressionism at Claude Monet’s gardens in Giverny

The Impressionist painters, from Monet to Renoir, Pissarro and Morisot, are beloved…

Verdict due in trial of Christophe Ruggia, filmmaker accused of abusing Adèle Haenel as child

Haenel accused Ruggia of assaulting her in the early 2000s when she…

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