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thessnake03, to movies in Controversial Jerry Lewis film to screen in public for first time after 52 years

I wonder how wide a release it will get. From the sound of the article, it’s up to the Library of Congress what happens next.

HobbitFoot, to movies in Controversial Jerry Lewis film to screen in public for first time after 52 years

Wow. He actually kept a copy of the movie for posterity.

Gregorech, to movies in Controversial Jerry Lewis film to screen in public for first time after 52 years

Link broken, also which movie?

CaptainSpaceman, to movies in Controversial Jerry Lewis film to screen in public for first time after 52 years

Interesting article and I hope they digitize it at some point so everyone gets a chance to see it.

Also interesting from the article is a film from 2015 called “100 Years” starring John Malkovich that doesnt release until 2115

IcyPenguin, to news in China Is Pressing Women to Have More Babies. Many Are Saying No.

Just like in Russia where woman are expected to have 8 children lol

noctisatrae, to news in China Is Pressing Women to Have More Babies. Many Are Saying No.

Don’t worry if they don’t manage to obtain what they want by asking, I’m sure the Chinese government will find a way to force them.

blindsight, (edited ) to news in China Is Pressing Women to Have More Babies. Many Are Saying No.

1.06 births per woman is going to lead to a population collapse, and I don’t think China is attractive enough to immigrants to make up for the gap.

The developed world would be having similar challenges, broadly, but have higher birth rates, generally, and much higher immigration.

It will be interesting to see how this plays out, but I think fears of a Chinese-led hegemony replacing the current US-centred regime is becoming increasingly unlikely.

Edit: I was curious, so I looked it up, and it’s even worse than I thought:

The net migration rate for China in 2021 was -0.252 per 1000 population

acockworkorange, (edited )

So in 2267 their population will start to decrease?

disclaimer: I did no math or research in the making of this comment.

ArugulaZ, to news in China Is Pressing Women to Have More Babies. Many Are Saying No.
@ArugulaZ@kbin.social avatar

Have less babies, have more babies! Geez, China, make up your minds!

ConditionOverload, to movies in Bradley Cooper is the latest director to ban chairs from his movie set. Some famed filmmakers also ban phones
@ConditionOverload@lemmy.world avatar

Apparently other directors also follow similar ideologies. Not sure why chairs should be banned at all. Phones? I get that, understandable. But chairs? Come on…

jordanlund, to movies in Bradley Cooper is the latest director to ban chairs from his movie set. Some famed filmmakers also ban phones
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Because not letting people sit down will definitely make them less tired…

Knitwear, (edited ) to movies in Bradley Cooper is the latest director to ban chairs from his movie set. Some famed filmmakers also ban phones

[Stares at what remains of wheelchair. Frisbees wheels at Mr Cooper’s head]

robocall, to movies in Bradley Cooper is the latest director to ban chairs from his movie set. Some famed filmmakers also ban phones
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“I don’t like chairs, therefore no one gets a chair”

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