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Jamie Lang Silvina Schnicer‘s debut solo feature, “The Cottage,” screens in competition this week at Morocco’s Marrakech Film Festival. The film follows an upper-middle-class family in Argentina as they visit their vacation home in a rural neighborhood, only to find that squatters have been using the building and left it in an unpleasant state.

The 2024-2025 television has begun, but we still don’t know when the fourth season of The Cleaning Lady will premiere.

Argentinian officials are appealing against the decision of a judge who excused herself from looking into Liam Payne's death.The One Direction star's death is under investigation after he fell from the third floor of his Buenos Aires hotel suite on October 16, aged just 31. Following the heartbreak, three individuals were apprehended but faced with an "impasse", preventing prosecutors from interrogating the suspects — something they're determined to resolve.

Tasha Ghouri has admitted being in the dance-off on Strictly Come Dancing was 'heartbreaking' as she went up against co-stars who she 'adores'.

Jamie Lang U.K. genre specialist distributor has sold “The Witch Game,” an Argentine “Harry Potter” inspired horror feature from director Fabian Forte, to Miracle Media in North America and the U.K.

Liam Payne's missing £30,000 Rolex reportedly vanished after an escort he had been with prior to his death returned to his hotel room.

Johannes Radebe has been flooded with support from fans following his Strictly Come Dancing exit. The professional dancer was the latest to leave the competition over the weekend alongside celebrity dance partner Montell Douglas.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Leading LGBTQ+ distributor TLA Releasing has pounced on U.K. and North American rights to Mexican gay romance drama “Dying Briefly” (“Seré breve al momento de morir”) by Juan Briseño. “We are so excited to bring this vibrant, exciting film to our audience in the New Year,” said Adam Silver, acquisitions and operating Manager – U.K.

Montell Douglas has broken her silence on her Strictly Come Dancing as she shared the reality of what led her to signing up to the hit dance show.

The Strictly Come Dancing results were unexpected following Musicals Week, as viewers of the beloved BBC show watched Montell Douglas and pro dancer Johannes Radebe face off against Tasha Ghouri and Aljaz Skorjanec.The tense dance-off saw Montell and Johannes perform a touching Rumba to I'm Here from The Color Purple, while Tasha and Aljaz opted for a dramatic Argentine Tango set to 'Ex-Wives' from Six. Judges Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, and Anton Du Beke were in agreement, saving Tasha and Aljaz and granting them another twirl on the dance floor.Though her vote wasn't decisive this time, Shirley Ballas also shared she would've backed Tasha and Aljaz.

Montell Douglas said she and Johannes Radebe have 'something very special' as they became the tenth couple to leave Strictly Come Dancing.

Former Olympian and Gladiator Montell Douglas has become the 10th celebrity to leave Strictly Come Dancing after the Musical Week quarter-final.

Strictly Come Dancing delivered a stunning dance-off tonight after an exhilarating Musicals Week.

Strictly Come Dancing saw another celebrity exit the competition this week after a thrilling quarter-final. After a tense dance-off, Gladiators star Montell Douglas became the tenth star to leave the series. She and professional partner Johannes Radebe faced off against Love Island's Tasha Ghouri and Aljaž Škorjanec.

Johannes Radebe referenced Montell Douglas being a 'non-dancer' as their Strictly Come Dancing exit was confirmed. The pair became the tenth couple to leave the BBC One dance contest after landing in the dreaded dance-off for the third time in a row.

Tokyo Police Club played their final ever show in their hometown of Toronto on Friday (November 29) – check out footage below.The Canadian indie rock group – made up of David Monks, Graham Wright, Josh Hook and Greg Alsop – made the announcement that they were breaking up at the start of the year, saying that it was “time for us to say goodbye”.They confirmed that their last show would go down at Toronto’s History venue, and the sold-out show took place in front of their most devout fans. They played an extensive 29-song set, including a nine-track encore, drawing on music from across their career.Making appearances were ‘Cheer It On’, ‘Citizens Of Tomorrow’ and ‘Nature Of The Experiment’ from their debut EP ‘A Lesson In Crime’ from 2006, all the way up to tracks from their final full-length release ‘TPC’ in 2018.See fan-captured footage from the show below.‘Favourite Food’‘Favourite Colour’‘Breakneck Speed’‘Wait Up (Boots Of Danger)’‘Centennial’‘In A Cave’‘Juno’‘Sixties Remake’‘New Blues’‘Simple Dude’‘Pigs’‘Hang Your Heart’‘Hands Reversed’‘Gone’‘Bambi’‘Frankenstein’‘Nature Of The Experiment’‘Citizens Of Tomorrow’‘Listen To The Math’‘Tessellate’‘A Lesson In Crime’‘The Harrowing Adventures Of…’‘Ready To Win’‘Argentina (Parts I, II, III)’‘Hot Tonight’‘Box’‘Cheer It On’‘Your English Is Good’‘End Of A Spark’Announcing their decision to end in January, the band wrote: “It’s time for us to say goodbye! This band has meant so much to us for so many years, but all magical things must come to an end.

Some Strictly Come Dancing viewers found Tasha Ghouri's latest performance difficult to watch as she and her dance partner Aljaz Skorjanec returned to the ballroom.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were left distracted by Tasha Ghouri's latest appearance in the ballroom as she suffered an unfortunate mishap during her performance.

Zayn Malik paid tribute to his One Direction bandmate Liam Payne in the late musician’s hometown.During the show on Friday (November 29), Malik told the crowd at the University of Wolverhampton at The Halls: “I’ve been doing something, at the end of the show, every night, and it’s been dedicated to my brother Liam Payne.”He had previously kicked off his UK tour in Leeds on November 23, and at the end of the show projected a tribute to Payne on the screen behind him showing the year of his birth and death alongside the message: ‘Love you bro’."We've been doing something at the end of the show every night, it's been dedicated to my brother Liam Payne. Rest in peace.

Netflix series dramatises the tragic life of Ayrton Senna, but how did the Formula One legend die? Read on for all the details.The biographical drama runs for six episodes and the entire series was released onto the streaming service on Friday (November 29).It sees Brazilian actor Gabriel Leone (Ferrari, Hidden Truths) play his countryman, while Kaya Scodelario portrays Laura, a fictional motorsports journalist who also speaks Portuguese and offers Senna a connection to home. Alice Wegmann, Pamela Tome and Camila Mardita co-star.Directed by Vicente Amorim and Julia Rezende, the show was shot in Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay with an entirely Brazilian crew and charts Senna’s life from the beginning of his racing career in Formula Ford all the way up to the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix.Senna’s family aided with the production of the series, with his sister Vivane Senna saying: “It is very special to be able to announce that we will tell the story that only a few people know about him.

Tasha Ghouri has made a 'gutted' admission about her latest stint in the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom after she was flooded with support following a mid-routine mishap.