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Film and Series Highlights: Relationship Drama and More This Week

Three major film premieres on streaming services make up for a thin new offering at the cinema. Here are the week's films and series.

Film and Series Highlights: Relationship Drama and More This Week

Director James Toback Ordered to Pay 16 Billion in Assault Case

The American director James Toback is to pay over 16 billion kronor to more than 40 women who have accused him of sexual assault and psychological abuse, according to TMZ. .

Director James Toback Ordered to Pay 16 Billion in Assault Case

Julianne Moore's children's book stopped by Trump decision

The Academy Award winner Julianne Moore's children's book "Freckleface Strawberry" from 2007 is being banned from schools run by the US Department of Defense, writes Variety. .

Julianne Moore's children's book stopped by Trump decision

Julianne Moore on Almodóvar's film: So rare

She thought Pedro Almodóvar was joking when he got in touch. But when Julianne Moore understood that the offer was serious, she accepted to participate in his film about euthanasia.

Julianne Moore on Almodóvar's film: So rare

This week's film and series – Denmark must be evacuated

A star-studded drama about a natural disaster that hits Denmark is coming to TV4. And "Armand" by Bergman's grandchildren is going up on the cinema screens.

This week's film and series – Denmark must be evacuated

Celebrities in appeal against AI: "An unfair threat"

A call to arms that warns of the threat from artificial intelligence has gathered over ten thousand signatures from creative industries – including Björn Ulvaeus, reports The Guardian. .

Celebrities in appeal against AI: "An unfair threat"

"Joker" sequel at the Venice Film Festival

No Swedish feature films made it into Venice's main competition, but documentary filmmaker Göran Hugo Olsson's "Israel Palestine on Swedish TV 1958-1989" will have its world premiere during the festival. .

"Joker" sequel at the Venice Film Festival