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Jane Ng Meng Hui has created film history by being the first local actress to be nominated at the Asian Film Awards (AFA).The actress and radio deejay was nominated in the best newcomer category at the 4th AFA on Jan 20 for her portrayal of a neglected 16-year-old schoolgirl in At the End of Daybreak.In an interview, Ng said she was surprised when she heard the good news from the film’s local director Ho Yuhang and producer Lorna Tee.Ng: ‘It never occurred to me that I’d get nominated’“The director is a filmmaker whom I’ve always wanted to work with. So when he offered me the part, I agreed immediately.“It never occured to me that I’d get nominated,” said Ng, who currently hosts a radio programme called Morning Kaki from 6am to 10am on weekdays on the local OneFM radio station.“The movie was adapted from a true story, and because I did not know the girl, I had to rely a lot on my own imagination.Ho, a multiple award-winning director, said Ng had played the part capa

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Jane Ng Meng Hui has created film history by being the first local actress to be nominated at the Asian Film Awards (AFA).The actress and radio deejay was nominated in the best newcomer category at the 4th AFA on Jan 20 for her portrayal of a neglected 16-year-old schoolgirl in At the End of Daybreak.In an interview, Ng said she was surprised when she heard the good news from the film’s local director Ho Yuhang and producer Lorna Tee.Ng: ‘It never occurred to me that I’d get nominated’“The director is a filmmaker whom I’ve always wanted to work with. So when he offered me the part, I agreed immediately.“It never occured to me that I’d get nominated,” said Ng, who currently hosts a radio programme called Morning Kaki from 6am to 10am on weekdays on the local OneFM radio station.“The movie was adapted from a true story, and because I did not know the girl, I had to rely a lot on my own imagination.Ho, a multiple award-winning director, said Ng had played the part capa

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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - The science-fiction blockbuster “Avatar” won best drama at the Golden Globes and picked up the directing honor for James Cameron on Sunday, raising the “Titanic” filmmaker’s prospects for another Academy Awards triumph.It was a repeat of Cameron’s Globes night 12 years ago, when “Titanic” won best drama and the directing prize on its way to dominating the Oscars.This time, though, instead of being “king of the world,” as Cameron declared at the Oscars, he has become king of an alien landscape, elevating space fantasy to enormous critical acclaim.”‘Avatar’ asks us to see that everything is connected, all human beings to each other, and us to the Earth. And if you have to go four and a half light years to another, made-up planet to appreciate this miracle of the world that we have right here, well, you know what, that’s the wonder of cinema right there, that’s the magic,” Cameron said.Winning the dramatic-acting honors were Sandra Bullock for the football tale “Th

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Irish actress Saoirse Ronan was among the winners at the Critics’ Choice Awards in the US on Friday night.The teenager won the award for Best Young Actor or Actress for her performance in ‘The Lovely Bones’.There was a tie for the Best Actress award with Meryl Streep for ‘Julie & Julia’ and Sandra Bullock for ‘The Blind Side’ sharing the honour.AdvertisementJeff Bridges was named Best Actor for ‘Crazy Heart’.The award for Best Supporting Actor went to Christoph Waltz for ‘Inglourious Basterds’ with Mo’Nique named Best Supporting Actress for ‘Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire’.The cast of ‘Inglourious Basterds’ also took the award for Best Acting Ensemble and their director, Quentin Tarantino, won the Best Original Screenplay award.’The Hurt Locker’ was named Best Film and its director, Kathryn Bigelow, won the award for Best Director.The award for Best Comedy went to ‘The Hangover’ and ‘Up’ was named Best Animated Feature.Jason Reitman and Sheldon Turner won the Best Adapte

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Amy Adams follows Hilary Swank (”P.S. I Love You”) and Janeane Garofalo (”The Matchmaker”) in the overworked premise where an uptight American woman goes to Ireland and finds true love. Adams plays Anna, a Boston real-estate stager who is disappointed when her equally type-A boyfriend Jeremy (Adam Scott) doesn’t propose, so she follows him to Dublin to pop the question on Feb. 29 — when women, by tradition, can ask the men. The journey becomes a shambles, and Anna must rely on a craggy Irishman, Declan (Matthew Goode, fromDeclan (Matthew Goode) and Anna (Amy Adams) trek across the Irish countryside in “Leap Year” (Jonathan Hession / Universal Pictures)”Brideshead Revisited”), to get her to Dublin. As director Anand Tucker (”Shopgirl”) grinds through the cliché-encrusted script by Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont (”Made of Honor”), Anna and Declan start fighting and end up … well, you can guess. Adams is cute as a button, as always, but even she can’t energize this tired excuse for a

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Five years after he made Earth freeze over in “The Day After Tomorrow,” director Roland Emmerich is wreaking more havoc, this time with “2012.”The disaster epic, which opens November 13 via Sony, sees the end of the world come from solar flares that cause the Earth’s core to melt and shift tectonic plates.While the movie is preposterous, and recycles a set piece three times, you can’t deny the mesmerizing quality of devastation, especially on the big screen.During Tuesday’s world premiere in downtown Los Angeles, Mickey Rooney began clapping during the epilogue, leading the crowd to applause during the credits.”When you normally see disasters, you always see the aftermath; movies actually show it happening,” theorized Emmerich at the after-party as to why those kinds of movies are popular. People are fascinated.”While the German native got out of the directing gate with “Universal Soldier” and “Stargate,” it was the 1996 alien-invasion disaster movie “Independence Day” that really made

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