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Rembrandt is a storyteller through light and shade. He used it to capture ordinary people, with all their imperfections. His methods are almost impossible to replicate. But one London gallery is attempting to do just that through extraordinary means. As the year of Rembrandt comes to a close, Hatice Meryem Gelgor takes one more look at the master Dutch painter.

#Rembrandt #Exhibition #DulwichPictureGallery

Marriage Story. The name is s ironic because it is a movie about divorce. But perhaps not just any divorce but one that was partly inspired by the break-up of Noah Bambauch the film's director. So brush aside those holiday classics for just one second, and make room on your Netflix cue for a more nuanced drama.

Kayleigh Donaldson, Film Critic 02:33

#MarriageStory #ScarlettJohansson #AdamDriver

If machines could dream, what would it look like? That is one of the questions about artificial intelligence that Turkish artist Refik Anadol explores in a new installation in Berlin called Latent Being. TRT World's Ira Spitzer has more.

#RefikAnadol #LatentBeing #Technology

In this episode of Showcase;

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 00:46

Ethan Sacks, Star Wars Comic Book Writer& Former Movies Editor at New York Daily News 03:28

Star Wars Exhibition 10:15

Cats Movie 12:09

Remembering Rumi 15:15

Jose Saramago's House-Museum in Lanzarote 16:48

Eco-Visionaries at Royal Academy 20:34

#StarWars #Cats #Rumi

'Cats' is a heavily criticised movie, adapted from a criticised musical, which was adapted from a criticised book of poetry. So, we take a look at the long history of how a story with such bad reviews, keeps on coming back for more.

#Cats #Cinema #TaylorSwift

Episode nine of the sci-fi franchise Star Wars is arguably the most anticipated cinematic spectacle of the year. We are all waiting to see how Luke's story ends on Friday. And those with a critical eye are wondering if the final episode in the trilogy will do the series justice.

Ethan Sacks, Star Wars Comic Book Writer & Former Movies Editor at New York Daily News 02:22

#StarWars #TheRiseofSkywalker #Cinema

In this episode of Showcase,

92nd Oscars Shortlists in Best International Feature Film 00:44

Esin Kucuktepepinar, Film Critic & Advisor of International Istanbul Film Festival 03:02

Beethoven Meets AI 10:07

Jakub Jozef Orlinski 12:50

Cave Art: World's Oldest Pictorial Story 15:24

The American Dream 17:47

Troy: myth and reality 19:57

#Oscars #Beethoven #JakubJozefOrlinski

Out of a record 93 movies, we now know the 10 nominees up for a Best International Feature Film Oscar. The list includes directors with their first nominations, veterans who already have a pocketful of awards, and sleeper hits that no one saw coming.

Esin Kucuktepepinar, Film Critic & Advisor of International Istanbul Film Festival 02:01

#Oscars #Shortlist #Cinema

It was nearly 250 years ago when Beethoven died, leaving his 10th symphony unfinished. Only a few notes and drafts of the composition exist. But a team of musicologists and programmers think they can complete it. That might sound a bit audacious. But the team is using artificial intelligence to mimic what they hope will be Beethoven's final notes.

#Beethoven #ArtificialIntelligence #Music

Archaeologists have discovered a hunting scene painted on the walls of an Indonesian cave. Scientists believe it's 44.000 years old, and that makes it the oldest story people have on record.

#CaveArt #Indonesia #Archaeology