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_ir-interview-matt-iseman-zuri-hall-amp-akbar-gbajabiamila-for-92.jpg "Co-Hosts Matt Iseman, Zuri Hall & Akbar Gbajabiamila talk to The Inside Reel about training, unqiue competitors, use of senses and legac in regards to the 16th season of the NBC competition series: \")
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_justin-bell-film-with-jay-leno-highlights-mclaren-750s-and-celebrates-iconic-f1-gtr-at-le-mans.jpg "McLaren, the Americas has produced a short film featuring Justin Bell and Jay Leno, showcasing the capabilities of the new McLaren 750S, some 30 years after Bell’s historic drive in the McLaren F1 GTR at the 1995 24 Hours of Le Mans.<br/><br/>The film highlights the precision and technology of today’s 750S while celebrating the legacy of the McLaren F1 GTR and its success at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, which was piloted to a podium by Justin Bell, Derek Bell and co-driver Andy Wallace.<br/><br/>In the film, Leno also showcases his personal McLaren F1, renowned for its groundbreaking design and performance. At the time, the McLaren F1 represented the pinnacle of automotive engineering, as the new McLaren 750S does now. This crossover bridges the gap between McLaren’s storied racing history, and today’s supercar.<br/><br/>Said Bell of the capabilities of the 750S: “(With the F1) I had a six-speed manual, just over 600 horsepower. I had to be so delicate with the manual shift gauge. And yet here, I have these electrifying, downshifts, upshifts, from the seven-speed gearbox, that I could’ve only dreamed about back then!”<br/><br/>Bell continues: “You know how they say that the Apollo 13 mission ran on technology inferior to a modern-day iPhone? If that’s the case, then my F1 GTR from 1995, was a British red phone box, and this is a supercomputer.”<br/><br/>Leno, a legendary automobile collector and former late-night television host, said of the 750S: “I’m so impressed with McLaren as a car company because you really do feel your one with the car when you’re in there. The difference is really in driving it. … How is it different from other cars? Well, when you drive you really can tell.”<br/><br/>Watch the Justin Bell/Jay Leno x McLaren 750S Film here and look out for the final scene that, on the anniversary of McLarens famous debut at Le Mans, hints at something special to come from Justin and Derek Bell.")
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_desperate-rescue-124the-cathy-mahone-story-1993-film.jpg "“Desperate Rescue: The Cathy Mahone Story” is a 1993 American made-for-television drama film starring Mariel Hemingway. It was directed by Richard A. Colla and originally premiered on NBC on January 18, 1993. The film is based on a true story of a woman named Cathy Mahone who tries to rescue her 7-year-old daughter from the Middle East after she is abducted by her Jordanian father.<br/><br/>In the movie, Cathy Mahone was once married to an Arab, and they had a daughter. After their divorce, they shared custody of their daughter. However, during one of her visits with her father, he takes her to Jordan, and now the U.S. government cannot officially intervene. Determined to bring her daughter back, Cathy hires three former special forces men to go to Jordan and retrieve her child.<br/><br/>The film explores themes of love, courage, and determination as Cathy faces immense challenges to reunite with her daughter. Mariel Hemingway portrays Cathy Mahone, and the movie provides a gripping account of her desperate efforts to rescue her child from a difficult situation. While the film may not have universal appeal, it resonates strongly with those who can relate to the emotional struggles faced by the characters involved in this true story.<br/>See the Related movie:<br/>Not without my daughter | Betty Mahmoody (Sally Field)and daughter, Mahtob (Sh - https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8qbwdd via @DailyMotion")
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_eng-subfemale-ceo-disguised-as-an-ordinary-employee-to-visit-the-company-was-slapped-by-staff.jpg "【ENG SUB】Female CEO disguised as an ordinary employee to visit the company, was slapped by staff!")
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_15-1403.jpg "با ما همراه باشید، منتظر شنیدن نظرات شما عزیزان در ارتباط با این برنامه هستیم.<br/><br/>About Iranefarda TV Network:<br/>IraneFarda is an independent, 24-hour Persian language television station. Its offices and studios are in London, UK. Its American branch is in Los Angeles, US. Iranefarda is not affiliated with any political or government group. Iranefarda TV features political, economic and business world and local news, hourly news updates, current affairs opinion and analysis, and educational programming with a strong line-up of locally produced shows featuring subject matter experts.")
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_habaneceres.jpg "Habaneceres is a Cuban documentary film, directed in 2001 by Luis Leonel León. The documentary received awards at film festivals and was selected by the Cuban Film Press Association, affiliated with the International Federation of Film Press (FIPRESCI), as the best film of 2001 in its genre.<br/><br/>Plot<br/><br/>The film's protagonist is Havana, used by the filmmaker in a symbolic way to expose the \")
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_17-1403.jpg "با ما همراه باشید، منتظر شنیدن نظرات شما عزیزان در ارتباط با این برنامه هستیم.<br/><br/>About Iranefarda TV Network:<br/>IraneFarda is an independent, 24-hour Persian language television station. Its offices and studios are in London, UK. Its American branch is in Los Angeles, US. Iranefarda is not affiliated with any political or government group. Iranefarda TV features political, economic and business world and local news, hourly news updates, current affairs opinion and analysis, and educational programming with a strong line-up of locally produced shows featuring subject matter experts.")
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_summertime-124-katharine-hepburn-rossano-brazzi-1955-romantic-drama.jpg "#summertime#katharinehepburn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5domZkB-eRa6BuFOO8OXaQ<br/>An American spinster's dream of romance finally becomes a bittersweet reality when she meets a handsome--but married--Italian man while vacationing in Venice.<br/>Starring:<br/>Katharine Hepburn<br/>Rossano Brazzi<br/>Darren McGavin<br/>Isa Miranda")
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_betty-white-betty-white-life-story-information-of-betty-white-usa-celebrity.jpg "Betty White ,Betty White life story, information of betty white usa celebrity<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/> **Discovering Betty White: A Tribute to an Icon** <br/><br/>Join us as we delve into the extraordinary life of Betty White, an American treasure and beloved celebrity. From her humble beginnings to her rise to stardom, we explore the remarkable journey of this legendary actress.<br/><br/>In this video, you'll learn fascinating facts about Betty White's career, her contributions to television, and her enduring legacy in Hollywood. From her iconic roles on \")
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_top-20-stars-who-destroyed-their-careers-on-live-tv-show.jpg "#LiveTV #Celeb #Streaming<br/>All it took was one moment on live TV, and the careers of these stars were destroyed. Welcome to WatchMojo.world, and today we’re counting down our picks for the Top 20 stars who destroyed their careers on live TV. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most memorable public figures who ruined their careers with a controversial remark or appearance on live television, even if they made a comeback later. Our countdown includes Paula Deen, Jamie Kennedy, Milli Vanilli, Mariah Carey, and more! Do you remember watching any of these live? Let us know in the comments below!<br/><br/>")
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![Misrepresentation of minority groups has ruined a movie for six in 10 film fans.<br/><br/>Hugh Grant as an Oompa Loompa in ‘Wonka’ and Johnny Depp as a Native American in ‘The Lone Ranger’ both deemed inappropriate castings according to 19 per cent.<br/><br/>The poll, of 2,000 adults who watch films, found 39 per cent believe it’s unacceptable that minority characters are often played by actors in majority groups - for example, a disabled character being played by an able-bodied actor.<br/><br/>For this reason, 54 per cent think there should be more effort made for diverse actors to play diverse roles.<br/><br/>But 44 per cent think this would improve if there were younger film directors, according the study by M&Ms’s.<br/><br/>Although 34 per cent don’t believe there is enough funding for young filmmakers to realise their dreams in the UK.<br/><br/>It comes as Funke, Fatima and Madame Bunmi [https://youtu.be/ljAXAkSWNhQ?si=MlUrKis1y5NcL8ZB], directed by Christine Ubochi, has been named the winner of the M&M’s Short Film Festival 2024 following its premiere in London's Leicester Square last night.<br/><br/>The festival helps the next generation of diverse filmmakers create their own short film by accessing funding and expert mentorship.<br/><br/>The winning director, whose film follows two friends who enlist a witch doctor to achieve their dream bodies before their 18th birthday party, said: “I remember speaking to a career advisor at university about pursuing a career in the arts.<br/><br/>“She sat me down very earnestly and told me to consider something else, because it’s incredibly hard to get into the industry.<br/><br/>“She was right. I know it's an industry that’s hard to break into, and a challenge I’ve faced is getting back up after the rejections and carrying on.<br/><br/>“I'm taking the journey day by day, and would love to encourage other aspiring film-makers to keep on going.<br/><br/>“There are opportunities out there, like the M&M’s Short Film Festival, and we all deserve for our voices to be heard in film.<br/><br/>“It’s been an incredible journey and winning the funding to make my short film is unreal.<br/><br/>“I made a promise to commit myself to writing and telling stories this year, especially those which amplify the underrepresented groups in society.”<br/><br/>The premiere of the film was attended by Kiss Breakfast presenter and Diversity dancer, Jordan Banjo.<br/><br/>He said: “Whether it's on the big or small screen, everyone deserves to feel part of the story they're watching.<br/><br/>“It’s always been important to me that film and television speaks to people from all walks of life, and represents them for who they are, rather than stereotypes that can be perpetuated.<br/><br/>“M&M'S Short Film Festival has empowered new talent to create some truly authentic films, and I'm proud to support the initiative.”](https://cdn8.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KHILgHmSwG_D0Gx9coJMcMl9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_misrepresentation-of-minority-groups-has-ruined-a-movie-for-six-in-10-film-fans.jpg "Misrepresentation of minority groups has ruined a movie for six in 10 film fans.<br/><br/>Hugh Grant as an Oompa Loompa in ‘Wonka’ and Johnny Depp as a Native American in ‘The Lone Ranger’ both deemed inappropriate castings according to 19 per cent.<br/><br/>The poll, of 2,000 adults who watch films, found 39 per cent believe it’s unacceptable that minority characters are often played by actors in majority groups - for example, a disabled character being played by an able-bodied actor.<br/><br/>For this reason, 54 per cent think there should be more effort made for diverse actors to play diverse roles.<br/><br/>But 44 per cent think this would improve if there were younger film directors, according the study by M&Ms’s.<br/><br/>Although 34 per cent don’t believe there is enough funding for young filmmakers to realise their dreams in the UK.<br/><br/>It comes as Funke, Fatima and Madame Bunmi [https://youtu.be/ljAXAkSWNhQ?si=MlUrKis1y5NcL8ZB], directed by Christine Ubochi, has been named the winner of the M&M’s Short Film Festival 2024 following its premiere in London's Leicester Square last night.<br/><br/>The festival helps the next generation of diverse filmmakers create their own short film by accessing funding and expert mentorship.<br/><br/>The winning director, whose film follows two friends who enlist a witch doctor to achieve their dream bodies before their 18th birthday party, said: “I remember speaking to a career advisor at university about pursuing a career in the arts.<br/><br/>“She sat me down very earnestly and told me to consider something else, because it’s incredibly hard to get into the industry.<br/><br/>“She was right. I know it's an industry that’s hard to break into, and a challenge I’ve faced is getting back up after the rejections and carrying on.<br/><br/>“I'm taking the journey day by day, and would love to encourage other aspiring film-makers to keep on going.<br/><br/>“There are opportunities out there, like the M&M’s Short Film Festival, and we all deserve for our voices to be heard in film.<br/><br/>“It’s been an incredible journey and winning the funding to make my short film is unreal.<br/><br/>“I made a promise to commit myself to writing and telling stories this year, especially those which amplify the underrepresented groups in society.”<br/><br/>The premiere of the film was attended by Kiss Breakfast presenter and Diversity dancer, Jordan Banjo.<br/><br/>He said: “Whether it's on the big or small screen, everyone deserves to feel part of the story they're watching.<br/><br/>“It’s always been important to me that film and television speaks to people from all walks of life, and represents them for who they are, rather than stereotypes that can be perpetuated.<br/><br/>“M&M'S Short Film Festival has empowered new talent to create some truly authentic films, and I'm proud to support the initiative.”")
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_the-us-hopes-israel-agrees-to-a-ceasefire-plan-if-hamas-accepts-it.jpg "Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing increasing pressure to accept a deal to end the war in Gaza. But his right-wing allies threatened to topple the government if he accepted the deal.<br/>If Hamas agrees to Israel's proposed ceasefire in Gaza, America hopes Israel will accept the plan, said White House national security spokesman John Kirby on Sunday, June 2, 2024.<br/><br/>\")
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_ir-interview-matt-iseman-zuri-hall-amp-akbar-gbajabiamila-for-92.webp "Co-Hosts Matt Iseman, Zuri Hall & Akbar Gbajabiamila talk to The Inside Reel about training, unqiue competitors, use of senses and legac in regards to the 16th season of the NBC competition series: \")
_justin-bell-film-with-jay-leno-highlights-mclaren-750s-and-celebrates-iconic-f1-gtr-at-le-mans.webp "McLaren, the Americas has produced a short film featuring Justin Bell and Jay Leno, showcasing the capabilities of the new McLaren 750S, some 30 years after Bell’s historic drive in the McLaren F1 GTR at the 1995 24 Hours of Le Mans.<br/><br/>The film highlights the precision and technology of today’s 750S while celebrating the legacy of the McLaren F1 GTR and its success at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, which was piloted to a podium by Justin Bell, Derek Bell and co-driver Andy Wallace.<br/><br/>In the film, Leno also showcases his personal McLaren F1, renowned for its groundbreaking design and performance. At the time, the McLaren F1 represented the pinnacle of automotive engineering, as the new McLaren 750S does now. This crossover bridges the gap between McLaren’s storied racing history, and today’s supercar.<br/><br/>Said Bell of the capabilities of the 750S: “(With the F1) I had a six-speed manual, just over 600 horsepower. I had to be so delicate with the manual shift gauge. And yet here, I have these electrifying, downshifts, upshifts, from the seven-speed gearbox, that I could’ve only dreamed about back then!”<br/><br/>Bell continues: “You know how they say that the Apollo 13 mission ran on technology inferior to a modern-day iPhone? If that’s the case, then my F1 GTR from 1995, was a British red phone box, and this is a supercomputer.”<br/><br/>Leno, a legendary automobile collector and former late-night television host, said of the 750S: “I’m so impressed with McLaren as a car company because you really do feel your one with the car when you’re in there. The difference is really in driving it. … How is it different from other cars? Well, when you drive you really can tell.”<br/><br/>Watch the Justin Bell/Jay Leno x McLaren 750S Film here and look out for the final scene that, on the anniversary of McLarens famous debut at Le Mans, hints at something special to come from Justin and Derek Bell.")
_desperate-rescue-124the-cathy-mahone-story-1993-film.webp "“Desperate Rescue: The Cathy Mahone Story” is a 1993 American made-for-television drama film starring Mariel Hemingway. It was directed by Richard A. Colla and originally premiered on NBC on January 18, 1993. The film is based on a true story of a woman named Cathy Mahone who tries to rescue her 7-year-old daughter from the Middle East after she is abducted by her Jordanian father.<br/><br/>In the movie, Cathy Mahone was once married to an Arab, and they had a daughter. After their divorce, they shared custody of their daughter. However, during one of her visits with her father, he takes her to Jordan, and now the U.S. government cannot officially intervene. Determined to bring her daughter back, Cathy hires three former special forces men to go to Jordan and retrieve her child.<br/><br/>The film explores themes of love, courage, and determination as Cathy faces immense challenges to reunite with her daughter. Mariel Hemingway portrays Cathy Mahone, and the movie provides a gripping account of her desperate efforts to rescue her child from a difficult situation. While the film may not have universal appeal, it resonates strongly with those who can relate to the emotional struggles faced by the characters involved in this true story.<br/>See the Related movie:<br/>Not without my daughter | Betty Mahmoody (Sally Field)and daughter, Mahtob (Sh - https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8qbwdd via @DailyMotion")
_eng-subfemale-ceo-disguised-as-an-ordinary-employee-to-visit-the-company-was-slapped-by-staff.webp "【ENG SUB】Female CEO disguised as an ordinary employee to visit the company, was slapped by staff!")
_15-1403.webp "با ما همراه باشید، منتظر شنیدن نظرات شما عزیزان در ارتباط با این برنامه هستیم.<br/><br/>About Iranefarda TV Network:<br/>IraneFarda is an independent, 24-hour Persian language television station. Its offices and studios are in London, UK. Its American branch is in Los Angeles, US. Iranefarda is not affiliated with any political or government group. Iranefarda TV features political, economic and business world and local news, hourly news updates, current affairs opinion and analysis, and educational programming with a strong line-up of locally produced shows featuring subject matter experts.")
_habaneceres.webp "Habaneceres is a Cuban documentary film, directed in 2001 by Luis Leonel León. The documentary received awards at film festivals and was selected by the Cuban Film Press Association, affiliated with the International Federation of Film Press (FIPRESCI), as the best film of 2001 in its genre.<br/><br/>Plot<br/><br/>The film's protagonist is Havana, used by the filmmaker in a symbolic way to expose the \")
_17-1403.webp "با ما همراه باشید، منتظر شنیدن نظرات شما عزیزان در ارتباط با این برنامه هستیم.<br/><br/>About Iranefarda TV Network:<br/>IraneFarda is an independent, 24-hour Persian language television station. Its offices and studios are in London, UK. Its American branch is in Los Angeles, US. Iranefarda is not affiliated with any political or government group. Iranefarda TV features political, economic and business world and local news, hourly news updates, current affairs opinion and analysis, and educational programming with a strong line-up of locally produced shows featuring subject matter experts.")
_summertime-124-katharine-hepburn-rossano-brazzi-1955-romantic-drama.webp "#summertime#katharinehepburn https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5domZkB-eRa6BuFOO8OXaQ<br/>An American spinster's dream of romance finally becomes a bittersweet reality when she meets a handsome--but married--Italian man while vacationing in Venice.<br/>Starring:<br/>Katharine Hepburn<br/>Rossano Brazzi<br/>Darren McGavin<br/>Isa Miranda")
_betty-white-betty-white-life-story-information-of-betty-white-usa-celebrity.webp "Betty White ,Betty White life story, information of betty white usa celebrity<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/> **Discovering Betty White: A Tribute to an Icon** <br/><br/>Join us as we delve into the extraordinary life of Betty White, an American treasure and beloved celebrity. From her humble beginnings to her rise to stardom, we explore the remarkable journey of this legendary actress.<br/><br/>In this video, you'll learn fascinating facts about Betty White's career, her contributions to television, and her enduring legacy in Hollywood. From her iconic roles on \")
_top-20-stars-who-destroyed-their-careers-on-live-tv-show.webp "#LiveTV #Celeb #Streaming<br/>All it took was one moment on live TV, and the careers of these stars were destroyed. Welcome to WatchMojo.world, and today we’re counting down our picks for the Top 20 stars who destroyed their careers on live TV. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most memorable public figures who ruined their careers with a controversial remark or appearance on live television, even if they made a comeback later. Our countdown includes Paula Deen, Jamie Kennedy, Milli Vanilli, Mariah Carey, and more! Do you remember watching any of these live? Let us know in the comments below!<br/><br/>")
![Misrepresentation of minority groups has ruined a movie for six in 10 film fans.<br/><br/>Hugh Grant as an Oompa Loompa in ‘Wonka’ and Johnny Depp as a Native American in ‘The Lone Ranger’ both deemed inappropriate castings according to 19 per cent.<br/><br/>The poll, of 2,000 adults who watch films, found 39 per cent believe it’s unacceptable that minority characters are often played by actors in majority groups - for example, a disabled character being played by an able-bodied actor.<br/><br/>For this reason, 54 per cent think there should be more effort made for diverse actors to play diverse roles.<br/><br/>But 44 per cent think this would improve if there were younger film directors, according the study by M&Ms’s.<br/><br/>Although 34 per cent don’t believe there is enough funding for young filmmakers to realise their dreams in the UK.<br/><br/>It comes as Funke, Fatima and Madame Bunmi [https://youtu.be/ljAXAkSWNhQ?si=MlUrKis1y5NcL8ZB], directed by Christine Ubochi, has been named the winner of the M&M’s Short Film Festival 2024 following its premiere in London's Leicester Square last night.<br/><br/>The festival helps the next generation of diverse filmmakers create their own short film by accessing funding and expert mentorship.<br/><br/>The winning director, whose film follows two friends who enlist a witch doctor to achieve their dream bodies before their 18th birthday party, said: “I remember speaking to a career advisor at university about pursuing a career in the arts.<br/><br/>“She sat me down very earnestly and told me to consider something else, because it’s incredibly hard to get into the industry.<br/><br/>“She was right. I know it's an industry that’s hard to break into, and a challenge I’ve faced is getting back up after the rejections and carrying on.<br/><br/>“I'm taking the journey day by day, and would love to encourage other aspiring film-makers to keep on going.<br/><br/>“There are opportunities out there, like the M&M’s Short Film Festival, and we all deserve for our voices to be heard in film.<br/><br/>“It’s been an incredible journey and winning the funding to make my short film is unreal.<br/><br/>“I made a promise to commit myself to writing and telling stories this year, especially those which amplify the underrepresented groups in society.”<br/><br/>The premiere of the film was attended by Kiss Breakfast presenter and Diversity dancer, Jordan Banjo.<br/><br/>He said: “Whether it's on the big or small screen, everyone deserves to feel part of the story they're watching.<br/><br/>“It’s always been important to me that film and television speaks to people from all walks of life, and represents them for who they are, rather than stereotypes that can be perpetuated.<br/><br/>“M&M'S Short Film Festival has empowered new talent to create some truly authentic films, and I'm proud to support the initiative.”](https://cdn8.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KHILgHmSwG_D0Gx9coJMcMl9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_misrepresentation-of-minority-groups-has-ruined-a-movie-for-six-in-10-film-fans.webp "Misrepresentation of minority groups has ruined a movie for six in 10 film fans.<br/><br/>Hugh Grant as an Oompa Loompa in ‘Wonka’ and Johnny Depp as a Native American in ‘The Lone Ranger’ both deemed inappropriate castings according to 19 per cent.<br/><br/>The poll, of 2,000 adults who watch films, found 39 per cent believe it’s unacceptable that minority characters are often played by actors in majority groups - for example, a disabled character being played by an able-bodied actor.<br/><br/>For this reason, 54 per cent think there should be more effort made for diverse actors to play diverse roles.<br/><br/>But 44 per cent think this would improve if there were younger film directors, according the study by M&Ms’s.<br/><br/>Although 34 per cent don’t believe there is enough funding for young filmmakers to realise their dreams in the UK.<br/><br/>It comes as Funke, Fatima and Madame Bunmi [https://youtu.be/ljAXAkSWNhQ?si=MlUrKis1y5NcL8ZB], directed by Christine Ubochi, has been named the winner of the M&M’s Short Film Festival 2024 following its premiere in London's Leicester Square last night.<br/><br/>The festival helps the next generation of diverse filmmakers create their own short film by accessing funding and expert mentorship.<br/><br/>The winning director, whose film follows two friends who enlist a witch doctor to achieve their dream bodies before their 18th birthday party, said: “I remember speaking to a career advisor at university about pursuing a career in the arts.<br/><br/>“She sat me down very earnestly and told me to consider something else, because it’s incredibly hard to get into the industry.<br/><br/>“She was right. I know it's an industry that’s hard to break into, and a challenge I’ve faced is getting back up after the rejections and carrying on.<br/><br/>“I'm taking the journey day by day, and would love to encourage other aspiring film-makers to keep on going.<br/><br/>“There are opportunities out there, like the M&M’s Short Film Festival, and we all deserve for our voices to be heard in film.<br/><br/>“It’s been an incredible journey and winning the funding to make my short film is unreal.<br/><br/>“I made a promise to commit myself to writing and telling stories this year, especially those which amplify the underrepresented groups in society.”<br/><br/>The premiere of the film was attended by Kiss Breakfast presenter and Diversity dancer, Jordan Banjo.<br/><br/>He said: “Whether it's on the big or small screen, everyone deserves to feel part of the story they're watching.<br/><br/>“It’s always been important to me that film and television speaks to people from all walks of life, and represents them for who they are, rather than stereotypes that can be perpetuated.<br/><br/>“M&M'S Short Film Festival has empowered new talent to create some truly authentic films, and I'm proud to support the initiative.”")
_the-us-hopes-israel-agrees-to-a-ceasefire-plan-if-hamas-accepts-it.webp "Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing increasing pressure to accept a deal to end the war in Gaza. But his right-wing allies threatened to topple the government if he accepted the deal.<br/>If Hamas agrees to Israel's proposed ceasefire in Gaza, America hopes Israel will accept the plan, said White House national security spokesman John Kirby on Sunday, June 2, 2024.<br/><br/>\")
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