
Maxance Vincent
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awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent
As Chef’s Table celebrates its tenth anniversary this year, Netflix has shared with Awards Radar an exclusive clip that encapsulates what this docuseries has always been about, highlighting varied chefs from around the world as they invite us to their part of the globe and show audiences their lives behind-the-scenes, alongside the incredible cooking they create.
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awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent
When making Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, the fourth installment in the popular British film adaptations of Helen Fielding’s novels, director Michael Morris explained to Awards Radar on Zoom, that they never referred to it as “Bridget Jones 4,” because he wanted this entry to stand out amongst the previous three that came before: “When you come into a franchise, especially the fourth installment of a franchise, lots of people, I assume, think they know what they’re going to get, because...
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insessionfilm.com | Maxance Vincent
Director: Choi Yun-JinWriter: Choi Yun-JinStars: Yoo Hae-jin, Lee Je-hoon, Choi Young-joonSynopsis: In 1997, when the Asian financial crisis hit Korea, Gukbo, the number one Soju company, is on the brink of bankruptcy. In the high-stakes market of M&A, In-beom, a young, ambitious associate at global investment firm Solquin, heads back home to take Gukbo as his first target.
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4 days ago |
awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent
Cinematographer Christophe Nuyens shot the first six episodes of the second season of Andor, with director Ariel Kleiman. The two worked on the season’s introductory story arcs, from Cassian’s latest mission a year after the events of the first season, and the introduction of Ghorman in episodes four to six. Nuyens recently chatted with Awards Radar on Zoom about his work on the show.
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awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent
James Cameron has announced that his production company, Lightstorm Entertainment, has acquired the rights to Joe Abercrombie‘s book The Devils and is planning to adapt the text into a feature film, co-written by Abercrombie and Cameron. The filmmaker, knee-deep into post-production on Avatar: Fire and Ash, will begin writing the movie once his third Avatar installment is completed. In a statement written on his Facebook page, Cameron said, “How do I describe The Devils?
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