English-language films

The 11th festival of documentary movies, ZagrebDox, starts in the Croatian capital on Sunday.

Already a February tradition in Croatia, the festival will bring around 150 old and new documentaries from a worldwide selection, divided into 16 different themes over eight days.

British comedian Terry Jones will attend this year's Sofia International Film Festival, starting March 5 in Bulgaria's capital Sofia.

Over the course of the past 19 years, the audience of the festival has had the opportunity to get to know better not only the Monty Python movies, but also the creative teams behind the scenes.

World-renown Australian actor Hugh Jackman has said his grandfather was an Ottoman and he might ?call myself a Turk.?

In an interview with daily Hürriyet, Jackman said his grandfather did not immigrate to Australia from Greece, but he did so from the Ottoman lands.

50 Shades of Grey, the most anticipated film of the year, had its wide theatrical release yesterday and so far it has received mixed reviews by both the critics and the audience.

Australian actor Hugh Jackman will be in Istanbul for four shows between March 17 and 20.

BELGRADE - A selection of films by one of the greatest living filmmakers, Wim Wenders, will start screening at the Yugoslav Film Archive in Belgrade on Wednesday.

The program is opening with "Palermo Shooting", premiered in 2008, and a total of 11 releases by the celebrated German director will be screened until February 21.

Australian actor Hugh Jackman will be in Istanbul for four shows between March 17 and 20. 

British actor Robert Pattinson said Monday he learned to sympathise with the paparazzi by playing the photographer who helped make James Dean an icon.
     
Pattison stars in Anton Corbijn's "Life", which premiered out of competition at the 65th Berlin film festival.
      

BELGRADE - Documentary 'The Weight of Chains 2' by director, scriptwriter and producer Boris Malagurski won rounds of applause by the audience at the premiere in Novi Sad.

A sculpture of Wallachian Prince Vlad III the Impaler, also known as Count Dracula, will be made and placed in a dungeon at the castle where he was claimed to have been kept in captivity in the central Anatolian province of Tokat, according to the Tokat City Council President Abdullah Gürbüz.