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Nat Geo scientist warns of rapid decline in African wildlife in new documentary - AOL (opens the original)
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A National Geographic scientist has warned that “we’re at the end” of the road when it comes to wildlife loss across the African continent. Dr Steve Boyes, founder of the Wild Bird Trust and leader of the Okavango Wilderness Project, says Africa has lost 80% of its wildlife. The South African conservation biologist is one of several contributors to a new seven-part documentary series, narrated and produced by Oscar nominee Wunmi Mosaku. Africa: Earth’s Wild Home is the first in a new National Ge
Anders Danielsen Lie: ‘I’ve always been interested in playing silent characters’ - AOL (opens the original)
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Norwegian actor Anders Danielsen Lie has said he enjoys playing quiet, understated characters, as he does in his latest film The Summer Book. The 47-year-old, a frequent collaborator of Oscar-winning director Joachim Trier, plays a grieving father in the adaptation of Tove Jansson’s 1972 novel with the same name. The Finnish author and illustrator is best known as the creator of the beloved children’s series The Moomins. Directed by Charlie McDowell, The Summer Book follows an intergenerational
‘It’s a universal story’: Barry Ward on queer fishing village romance On The Sea - AOL (opens the original)
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Irish actor Barry Ward has said his new queer romance film, set in a Welsh fishing village, tells a universal story. The Bad Sisters actor plays Jack, a mussel harvester who falls in love with Daniel, a younger itinerant worker, in Helen Walsh’s On The Sea. Jack, who is married to his childhood sweetheart and lives in a community shaped by the church and the fishing industry, sees his world turned upside down when Daniel, played by Scottish actor Lorne MacFadyen, awakens desires he has spent mos
‘She was put on this earth to solve crime’: Laura Donnelly on new crime series - AOL (opens the original)
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Northern Irish actress Laura Donnelly said she was drawn to her new crime series because it prioritises storytelling over gratuitous violence and gore. The 44-year-old, known for her roles in The Fall and Outlander, stars as Detective Monica Kennedy in The Dark, a new series based on Scottish crime writer G R Halliday’s novel From the Shadows. Set in the Scottish wilderness, the series follows Kennedy as she investigates the staged killing of a young man. As paranoia spreads, long-held secrets b
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