‘Resistance’ Review: Dir. Jonathan Jakubowicz (2020)

Actress Erika Eleniak, who is Ukranian, says she is shocked and "sickened" by the war unfolding overseas as Russia launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine overnight. "I am stunned. I am sad and I am sickened by the attack on Ukraine and the Ukranian people," the former "Baywatch" star told Fox News Digital in a statement early Thursday.

EXCLUSIVE: Sky and Peacock are behind a drama based on the notorious 1988 Lockerbie disaster from Academy Award-nominated writers Jim Sheridan and Kirsten Sheridan, Deadline can reveal.

EXCLUSIVE: Ukrainian news organizations are busily enacting contingency plans that have been in place for many years and are reporting through-the-roof news ratings, as local citizens and the international world tune in for updates on the escalating situation.

“Heavier Than Heaven: A Biography of Kurt Cobain,” told The Post. “I think the idea of the wedding in a church … I couldn’t imagine that happening in a billion years.”Blessed by the grunge gods, it was a union that would go down in music history. Sadly, their romance would end in tragedy when Cobain committed suicide slightly over two years later, on April 5, 1994.

The Academy Awards are doing things differently this year, and TV’s late-night hosts are sounding off.

Dave Grohl wasn’t impressed with James Corden’s “Late Late Show” game Wednesday.

Piers Morgan has invited Meghan Markle onto his new Australian breakfast show to "settle unfinished business".With the controversial TV presenter set to host a new breakfast programme named TalkTV, he has now made a jibe at Meghan Markle – whom he has had a long-running feud with.While making a subtle dig about their "unfinished business" he also took the opportunity to ask her onto his upcoming programme in a bid to clear things up between the feuding duo.Speaking on Sky News Austrailia while doing the rounds to promote his new show, he said: "Fundamentally, what I want the show to do is be a platform for free speech and democratic debate."And the right for people to come on and have their own opinion without being shamed and cancelled – because that’s the way back for society."He then added: "If Meghan Markle’s watching – I’m sure she is – if you want to be my first guest, we have a bit of unfinished business. I’m available."The former GMB anchor also took to Instagram today (Thursday, February 24) to post a snap of himself in front of a huge billboard which promoted his new TV programme.He wrote alongside it: "My kinda promo.

Topps’ website to see the latest card in the company’s ongoing Project 2020.The initiative, launched earlier this spring, finds 20 artists reimagining 20 iconic baseball cards in a year-long event that will ultimately produce a set of 400.

Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival joins the long list of live music events rescheduled for 2021 today (June 25). The San Franciso, Calif.-based Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival also announced the cancellation of this year's three-day celebration yesterday (June 24) with Lizzo, Tame Impala and The Strokes set to headline next year.Promoter Goldenvoice pushed back both the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and Stagecoach Festival in Indio, Calif.

Glastonbury could be at risk of going bankrupt should the festival not return in 2021.The Worthy Farm bash’s 2020 edition – due to be headlined by Paul McCartney, Kendrick Lamar and Taylor Swift – was cancelled in March due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Speaking to The Guardian, founder Michael Eavis stressed the importance of being able to go ahead with Glastonbury next year.“We have to run next year, otherwise we would seriously go bankrupt… It has to happen for us, we have to carry on,” he explained. “Otherwise it will be curtains.

Ben Croll When Mathieu Béjot starting work on this year’s edition of Sunny Doc of the Doc – a La Rochelle-based marketplace for documentary and factual content that runs from June 22-25 – his guiding principle was continuity.Stepping into a role closely associated with doc world veteran Yves Jeanneau – who co-founded Sunny Side in 1989 and oversaw it until his passing in November 2019 – Béjot intended, above all else, to make the June event feel of a piece with the thirty versions that preceded it.  Only, things did not exactly go as planned.“Obviously, our plans changed mid-March,” says Béjot, who served as executive director of TV France International from 2000 to 2018 and joined Sunny Side with the newly created title of Director of

Masterpiece Online, taking place from June 22-28, will showcase the works of the 138 exhibitors who would have been showing physically at The Royal Hospital at this time, 16 of whom are jewellery brands. From antique dealers like S.J Phillips and Wartski to international contemporary jewellers like Taiwan’s Cindy Chao and Italy’s Fabio Salini, the range is as varied as usual.

Jamie Lang June 20was always meant to be the day the 2020 Annecy International Animation Film Festival would hand out awards at an energetic, paper airplane-filled gala, making it one of the most important dates on the global animation calendar.While other aspects of the festival were changed dramatically by the fallout of the COVID-19 crisis, festival organizers felt it symbolically important to preserve that date. To that end, 10 days ahead of the festival’s official June 30 close, prizes were awarded via a live-streamed video on the festival’s YouTube channel in a charming ceremony which allowed spectators to interact with and congratulate the winners as prizes were announced.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefChinese video streaming platform Bilibili and European specialty broadcaster Arte are co-producing documentary feature “The Deep Med.” The underwater film is produced by French company LGB and underwater photographer Laurent Ballesta.The film involved 28 days of filming at depth and documents one of Arte’s regular scientific expeditions.“Revealing vast unexplored ocean territories, luxurious gardens and the finest tropical coral reefs, The Deep Med takes viewers to the depths of the Mediterranean Sea.

EA has announced that it will bring seven of its games to the Nintendo Switch over the next 12 months.During its EA Play Live 2020 event earlier today (June 19), the company revealed the additional support for the handheld system. Two of the seven upcoming Switch games are a port of multiplayer FPS Apex Legends, which is set to launch its fifth season next week, and the remaster of Burnout Paradise.The Switch version of Burnout Paradise Remastered will launch later today, with the port of Apex Legends scheduled to be released sometime this fall.

EA has revealed that it is bringing back its beloved skateboarding series, Skate.The franchise’s long-awaited return was announced at the end of the EA Play Live event, which was held earlier today (June 19), by Skate creative director Cuz Parry and game director Deran Chung.“We’re back, we’re doing it. Skate’s happening,” Parry said during the livestream.

Electronic Arts (EA) has announced that a new collection of its games have been added to Steam.The announcement was made when the games went live on Steam shortly before the start of today’s (June 19) EA’s Play Live 2020 showcase. It was later confirmed during the showcase, and announced that all DLC packs will also be available.

Original Story:Apex Legends has been a staple part of the Electronic Arts EA Play event for several years and normally the game hasn't disappointed when introducing new updates to the game.Last year, it gave players their first look at Wattson and whilst it seems unlikely that a new legend will be revealed at EA Play in 2020, there should still be plenty of significant updates announced for the game.For starters, you'll be able to catch the EA Play event later tonight. Very late in fact.The event will start at 4:00 PM PT on Thursday, June 18.

Premiering only weeks after its protagonist, revered jazz trumpeter Wallace Roney, died from "complications with COVID-19," Nick Capezzera and Sam Osborn's absorbing documentary Universe is endowed with and ruefully enriched by a mournful topicality. One of the very first films to be shaped by the tragic shadow of 2020's global pandemic, this warm tribute to Roney and his craft will be catnip for jazz aficionados worldwide in the months ahead, even if practical necessities will largely confine it to small-screen platforms.

Jonathan Jakubowicz’s Resistance takes us back to Marceau’s earlier years during World War II, when he joined the French Resistance and helped save the lives of hundreds of Jewish children.  Playing him is Oscar-nominated actor Jesse Eisenberg, who admits that Marceau’s wartime story was an eye-opener for him.  He spent months learning the art of mime for the role, something he confesses didn’t come naturally but that ultimately won the approval of his mother, who was originally a children’s entertainer.Speaking during the lockdown, he talks about the effect of the current situation on mental health as well as the wide range of characters he’s played during his career.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentEuropean Film Promotion, a network of national film promotion bodies, has unveiled its lineup of films for its Future Frames program, which screen as part of Karlovy Vary Film Festival’s industry section, Eastern Promises.Running under the banner “Generation Next of European Cinema,” the program will present 10 films directed by some of Europe’s most promising film students and graduates.