In a world of shifting, new technologies, how do we stay connected with one another? That’s one of the questions at the heart of “Rachels Don’t Run,” a short film directed by the French American filmmaker Joanny Causse. The film takes place entirely in an empty office, late at night, some time in the near future. Leah (Sera Barbieri), a customer-support agent for an A.I.-companionship company called Iris, sits alone at a sparingly lit desk, monitoring calls and dealing with
The veteran French filmmaker Claire Simon’s new documentary, “Our Body,” explores the lives of patients and doctors in a women’s hospital in Paris. Nearly three hours long, it is a work of vast emotional scope, and Simon, who worked as a film editor in the nineteen-seventies and eighties, endows it with a grand conceptual framework to match, moving from conception and birth to old age and death, and from the observational to the confessional.
Now in her late sixties, Simon
Kyle Richards’ friendship with Morgan Wade is only getting deeper.
The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star is working on a documentary about the country singer, TMZ reported after the duo were spotted filming at Belly Up in Aspen, Colo., Sunday night.
Audience members at Wade’s concert were asked to sign releases allowing the footage to be used in a production, according to the outlet.
Richards is reportedly an executive producer on the project in addition to appearing on camera.
A film premiering next month will shine a light on a secret U.S. group which UFO researchers claim is helping to cover up the discovery of alien spacecraft.
The film, God versus Aliens, has interviews with two experts about the ‘Collins Elite’, a supposed secretive group within the U.S. military which has helped to cover up alien abductions and crashed spacecraft since the 1950s.
Speaking to DailyMail.com, British director of the film Mark Christopher Lee said: ‘A lot of people
One morning in the 1950s, Jon H. Else’s father pointed toward Nevada from their home in Sacramento. “There was this orange glow that suddenly rose up in the sky, and then shrank back down,” Else recalled.
It was, hundreds of miles away, an atomic weapon test: a symbol of the world that was created when a team of Americans led by the physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer exploded the first nuclear bomb a decade earlier on July 16, 1945.
Growing up
The shoreline where a green sea turtle hatches from her egg is often the same place she’ll return to nest for the first time. One such inlet is Jumba beach, which abuts the site of an old Swahili village near the bustling city of Mombasa, in southern Kenya. In the ruins of Jumba la Mtwana, crumbling homes, cisterns, and mosques offer evidence of an ancient maritime settlement that was influenced by Omani Arabs. Jumba was abandoned in the early fifteenth
Ellie Simmonds broke down in tears as she composed a letter to her birth mother in scenes from her new documentary Ellie Simmonds: Finding My Secret Family.
The paralympic swimmer, 28, became emotional as she read out notes from the letter, including that she was not angry with her birth mother for giving her up for adoption and that she has always known she was adopted.
Last year, Ellie decided to search for her blood family after finding out she
Phillip Schofield made a documentary in South Africa with his wife Stephanie Lowe, which was released a year after his younger lover joined This Morning, it has emerged.
The veteran TV presenter, 61, quit ITV with immediate effect last week after he confessed to lying to the Daily Mail, his talent agency YMU and his colleagues about his affair with a much younger man conducted behind his wife’s back.
Schofield’s lover, whom MailOnline has decided not to name, is now
[gentle music]
[crickets chirping]
[traffic whirring]
[sprinkler sputtering faintly]
[sprinkler sputtering]
[phone ringing]
[Tony] Service?
Hey, service.
[Tony] How are you, buddy?
I’m hanging in here, man.
Day at a time.
[dart thudding]
[Tony] So, how’s retirement treating you?
Oh, very good. [water pattering]
Very good.
Just getting old, that’s all.
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for the sharpest paint, How’s the shop doing?
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[Tony] The shop
The hilarious moment Charles made journalists roar with laughter during a 1975 trip to Canada is being shared in a BBC documentary.
The 60-minute special ‘Charles R: The Making of a Monarch’, which will be aired on Sunday, features footage of the royal narrated by King Charles himself, using excerpts taken from existing interviews and speeches over the years.
One of the funniest moments comes courtesy of a colour clip showing the royal taking a dip in freezing water in
