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France Cinema Agency Chief Gets 3 Year Jail Over Sexual Assault Of Godson
The head of France's top cinema institution, Dominique Boutonnat, was on Friday given a three-year prison sentence, including two years suspended, after being convicted of sexually assaulting his godson in 2020.
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France To Probe Sexual And Gender-Based Violence In Cinema
The French parliament on Thursday agreed to create a commission of inquiry to investigate sexual and gender-based violence in cinema and other cultural sectors after several recent allegations.
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FIFA World Cup 2022: JioCinema Records 32 Million Viewers During the Argentina vs France Final Match
JioCinema is celebrating a new record with FIFA World Cup 2022, as it managed to get 32 million viewers to tune into the finals match between France and Argentina. 110 million viewers consumed the content on digital platforms, placing India as one of the “highest digital viewership markets” for the global sporting event. As for the entirety of ...
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Jean-Louis Trintignant, "Wonderful Talent" Of French Cinema, Dies At 91
Jean-Louis Trintignant, one of France's greatest actors, who died on Friday aged 91, was hailed by French President Emmanuel Macron as "a wonderful artistic talent and voice".
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Fourth Wave Hits France, Here's How It's Reacting
French cinemas, museums and sports venues began asking visitors Wednesday to furnish proof of Covid-19 vaccination or a negative test as the country, which is in the throes of a fourth wave of infections.
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France Shuts Iconic Grand Rex Cinema Hall As Audience Plummets Over COVID
One of France's most iconic cinemas it to shut its doors for the month of August because so few people want to risk seeing movies on the big screen.
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Tenet Might Release in Europe, Asia in Late August: Report
Tenet — Christopher Nolan’s movie — might release in late August in parts of Europe and Asia, according to a new report. Warner Bros. is reportedly in talks with cinema chains in France, Spain, and the UK to open Tenet between August 26–28. Asian chains are waiting on hear on a new release date for Tenet in “the next few days”.
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91 Dead Due To Coronavirus In France; Cinemas, Cafes, Restaurants Shut
France on Saturday drastically stepped up its measures against the spread of the coronavirus, announcing the closure of all non-essential public places including restaurants and cafes from midnight (2300 GMT).
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Cannes 2017: Did You Know That The Biggest Jewel Heist Ever Happened Here?
Cannes 2017: From the dawn of cinema, when the Lumiere brothers shot their first short reels by its glittering shore, the Cote d'Azur has always attracted filmmakers
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'Namaste France' To Begin Tomorrow In France
Indian traditional arts, music, dance, theatre, literature, cinema and fashion will be showcased during the two-and-a-half month long 'Namaste France', a cultural festival of India that will begin tomorrow in France which has witnessed a series of terror acts on its soil recently.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens Opens in Cinemas
The latest Star Wars movie opens in cinemas in France, South Africa, and several other countries Wednesday.
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After Bombay Velvet 'Debacle,' Anurag Kashyap Writes About 'Little Detour'
"France is the most cinema friendly country in the world," India Today reported the director as saying
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Vidya Balan: It felt really special to be on stage with Amitabh Bachchan
Actress Vidya Balan is on this year's Cannes jury and is fully conscious of the "august" company she is in.
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Quentin Tarantino to be honoured at Cesar Awards
After the Critics' Choice Awards, Cesar Awards in France honours Quentin Tarantino for his achievement in the world of cinema.
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France Cinema Agency Chief Gets 3 Year Jail Over Sexual Assault Of Godson
The head of France's top cinema institution, Dominique Boutonnat, was on Friday given a three-year prison sentence, including two years suspended, after being convicted of sexually assaulting his godson in 2020.
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France To Probe Sexual And Gender-Based Violence In Cinema
The French parliament on Thursday agreed to create a commission of inquiry to investigate sexual and gender-based violence in cinema and other cultural sectors after several recent allegations.
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FIFA World Cup 2022: JioCinema Records 32 Million Viewers During the Argentina vs France Final Match
JioCinema is celebrating a new record with FIFA World Cup 2022, as it managed to get 32 million viewers to tune into the finals match between France and Argentina. 110 million viewers consumed the content on digital platforms, placing India as one of the “highest digital viewership markets” for the global sporting event. As for the entirety of ...
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Jean-Louis Trintignant, "Wonderful Talent" Of French Cinema, Dies At 91
Jean-Louis Trintignant, one of France's greatest actors, who died on Friday aged 91, was hailed by French President Emmanuel Macron as "a wonderful artistic talent and voice".
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Fourth Wave Hits France, Here's How It's Reacting
French cinemas, museums and sports venues began asking visitors Wednesday to furnish proof of Covid-19 vaccination or a negative test as the country, which is in the throes of a fourth wave of infections.
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France Shuts Iconic Grand Rex Cinema Hall As Audience Plummets Over COVID
One of France's most iconic cinemas it to shut its doors for the month of August because so few people want to risk seeing movies on the big screen.
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Tenet Might Release in Europe, Asia in Late August: Report
Tenet — Christopher Nolan’s movie — might release in late August in parts of Europe and Asia, according to a new report. Warner Bros. is reportedly in talks with cinema chains in France, Spain, and the UK to open Tenet between August 26–28. Asian chains are waiting on hear on a new release date for Tenet in “the next few days”.
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91 Dead Due To Coronavirus In France; Cinemas, Cafes, Restaurants Shut
France on Saturday drastically stepped up its measures against the spread of the coronavirus, announcing the closure of all non-essential public places including restaurants and cafes from midnight (2300 GMT).
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Cannes 2017: Did You Know That The Biggest Jewel Heist Ever Happened Here?
Cannes 2017: From the dawn of cinema, when the Lumiere brothers shot their first short reels by its glittering shore, the Cote d'Azur has always attracted filmmakers
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'Namaste France' To Begin Tomorrow In France
Indian traditional arts, music, dance, theatre, literature, cinema and fashion will be showcased during the two-and-a-half month long 'Namaste France', a cultural festival of India that will begin tomorrow in France which has witnessed a series of terror acts on its soil recently.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens Opens in Cinemas
The latest Star Wars movie opens in cinemas in France, South Africa, and several other countries Wednesday.
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After Bombay Velvet 'Debacle,' Anurag Kashyap Writes About 'Little Detour'
"France is the most cinema friendly country in the world," India Today reported the director as saying
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Vidya Balan: It felt really special to be on stage with Amitabh Bachchan
Actress Vidya Balan is on this year's Cannes jury and is fully conscious of the "august" company she is in.
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Quentin Tarantino to be honoured at Cesar Awards
After the Critics' Choice Awards, Cesar Awards in France honours Quentin Tarantino for his achievement in the world of cinema.
