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Oscars 2014: 10 of the all-time best Academy Awards ceremony moments From Jack leching over Jennifer to John Wayne's farewell and Brando's no-show, these are just some of the greatest moments at the Oscars ceremonies ever Share 1259 2 in Share 4 Email Peter Bradshaw theguardian.com ,  Friday 28 February 2014 14.19 GMT Jump to comments  ( 120 ) And in at No 1 … Jennifer Lawrence meets Jack Nicholson 1. When Jack met Jennifer This is perhaps my favourite Oscar moment ever, and it is from last year: the 85th Academy Awards in 2013. Tellingly, it does not take place up on stage, in the often tense and frozen ritual of the awards ceremony itself, but happens in the cheerful buzz of the post-show melee backstage. This single, endlessly replayed clip probably did more for  Jennifer Lawrence 's public profile than anything on the big screen. Reading on mobile? Click here to see Jack Nicholson surprise Jennifer Lawrence George Stephanopoul

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In the early fall of 1912, a blandly handsome, tousle-headed American schoolteacher arrived in London. Nearing 40, coming without introduction or much of a plan — except, as he later confessed, “to write and be poor” — he was making a last attempt to write himself into poetry. It would have taken mad willfulness to drag his wife and four children out of their ­settled New Hampshire life in a quixotic assault on the London literary scene. Still, he was soon spending a candlelit evening with Yeats in the poet’s curtained rooms, having come to the attention of that “stormy petrel” Ezra Pound, who lauded him in reviews back home. Little more than two years later, the schoolteacher sailed back, having published his first two books , “A Boy’s Will” (1913) and “North of Boston” (1914). He had become Robert Frost. The modernists remade American poetry in less than a decade, but like the Romantics they were less a group than a scatter of ill-favored and sometimes ill-tem

  S ing Street (Irlanda/EUA/Reino Unido, 2016). Direção e Rot. Original: John Carney. Fotografia: Yaron Orbach. Montagem: Andrew Marcus & Julian Ulrichs. Dir. de arte: Alan MacDonald & Tamara Conboy. Figurinos: Tisiana Corsivieri. Com: Ferdia Walsh-Peelo, Lucy Boynton, Kelly Thornton, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Jack Reynor, Aidan Gillen, Ian Kenny, Ben Carolan, Percy Chamburuka, Mark McKenna, Don Wycherley, Marcella Plunkett. Dublin, anos 80. Conor (Walsh-Peelo) é um adolescente, antenado como o irmão mais velho, Brendan (Reynor) nos últimos lançamentos pops. Por conta da crise econômica familiar, deve mudar de escola e vai estudar numa em que é vítima de bullying . Para se aproximar de uma garota pela qual sente atração, Raphina (Boynton) ele diz ser cantor de uma banda que precisa da participação dela no vídeo que irão gravar. E, a partir da mentira, tem que de fato criar uma banda junto ao amigo Eamon (McKenna) e outros conhecidos. O nome da banda, batizada por Eamon é Sing Stre

This is England (Reino Unido, 2006). Direção e Rot. Original: Shane Meadows. Fotografia: Danny Cohen. Música: Ludovico Einaudi. Montagem: Chris Wyatt. Dir. de arte: Mark Leese & Caroline Grebbel. Figurinos: Jo Thompson. Com: Thomas Turgoose, Stephen Grahan, Jo Hartley, Andrew Shim, Vicky McClure, Joseph Gilgun, Rosamund Hanson, Andrew Ellis. 1982. Shaun (Turgoose) é um garoto que perdeu o pai nas Malvinas e é alvo de piadas na escola. Aos poucos ele se torna próximo de um grupo de garotos mais velhos, liderados por Woody (Gilgun), que adoram fazer pequenas travessuras. O grupo é divido com a chegada de Combo (Grahan), recém-saído da prisão, transformado em fanático nacionalista que prega um ódio a negros e estrangeiros. Woody e sua namorada Lol (McClure), assim como o amigo negro deles Milky (Shim), afastam-se de Combo. Shaun fica e se torna a mascote do grupo.  Combo, que havia tido uma relação fortuita com Lol antes de ir preso, tenta se aproximar novamente dela, q