Iceland Raises Film Refund Incentive Up To 35% For Major Productions

A woman has thanked “lovely” Iceland worker who helped her autistic grandson after he had a ‘meltdown’ inside a store in Droylsden. Gemma Worrall was out shopping with her grandson Isiyah at the Greenside Shopping Centre supermarket when the two-year-old became distressed on June 14.

Ezra Miller appeared to choke and attack in Iceland in April 2020 is coming forward with her allegations of the bizarre incident.Amid mounting controversy surrounding the star, the woman opened up about her run-in with Miller outside a bar in Reykjavík, where Miller -- who identifies as nonbinary and uses «they/them» pronouns — regularly frequented.Speaking with in a report published on Thursday, the woman recalled meeting Miller at the pub and sparking a conversation with the actor. The woman recalls seeing wounds on Miller's sandal-clad feet, and the actor claiming the injuries were the result of a fight.The woman said she jokingly told Miller, «But just so you know, I could take you in a fight.» She claims Miller replied, «You really want to fight?» Thinking Miller was playing along, the woman told the actor to meet her in the smoking area outside in two minutes.She claims Miller initially took her remarks as a joke, but one of the woman's friends proceeded to instigate the situation, telling Miller that the actor didn't want to fight, and allegedly antagonizing him. «My friend didn’t have to say that… It was just a joke, obviously — but [Miller] took that literally and got super mad and came running outside.»This led to the incident, which was captured on video and made headlines, in which Miller is seen yelling at the woman outside the bar, «Do you wanna fight? Is that the deal?»The woman responds by putting her arms up as Miller approaches her and appears to grab her by the neck.

Ezra Miller is already facing a string of potentially career-ending accusations, but a new report by Variety is unveiling even more disturbing claims.

Even more allegations are coming out against Ezra Miller, who continues to make headlines for their alleged behavior.

Ezra Miller began wearing out their welcome in Iceland.The actor — best known for playing the DC superhero the Flash in several films for Warner Bros. — was set to start filming the studio’s latest entry in the “Harry Potter” franchise, “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore,” in London when the shoot was halted on March 15, 2020, due to COVID. In the weeks after, Miller, who identifies as nonbinary and uses “they/them” pronouns, became a regular at bars in Iceland’s capital, Reykjavík, where locals came to know and even befriend them.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentAlbert Serra’s “Pacifiction” has lured major distributors around the world following its critically acclaimed world premiere in competition at the Cannes Film Festival. Berlin-based Films Boutique (“Lunana, a Yak in the Classroom,” “Charlatan”) is representing the film in international markets.“Pacifiction” stars Cesar-winning French actor Benoit Magimel (“Peaceful”) as a calculating French government official working in the French Polynesian island of Tahiti.

A husband and wife in Rhode Island were shot and killed in their home last week as their three children remained inside, unhurt, at the scene.

As the cost of living crisis continues, freebies, deals and offers are something shoppers are keeping a keen eye on when it comes to the weekly shop. And Iceland is the latest supermarket offering shoppers a chance to fill their freezer for less.

Rhode Island’s State Senate race will have one less candidate after a shocking incident over the weekend.

Rudy Giuliani was hit by a worker over the weekend during a visit to ShopRite in Staten Island.

Controversial former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani was assaulted by a ShopRite worker Sunday while campaigning for his son’s gubernatorial bid in the city’s Staten Island borough. .

Christopher Vourlias Alejandro Loayza Grisi’s “Utama,” which won the grand jury prize in the World Cinema Dramatic competition at Sundance this year, took home top honors at the closing ceremony of the Transilvania Film Festival on Saturday night.Grisi’s feature debut tells the story of an elderly couple in the Bolivian highlands who refuse to relocate to the city despite the constant threat of drought. In a glowing review, Variety’s Peter Debruge described the film as a “sublime, quietly elegiac” character study that “looks quite unlike anything else.”“By relying on the simplicity, purity and poetry of his cinematic approach, the director takes the audience on a universal journey, talking about the essence of life, death and everything in between,” said the Transilvania jury, praising a film that “gives the audience a deep, multilayered feeling of how fragile our future is.” “Utama” was also feted with the festival’s Audience Award.

Jon Dadi Bodvarsson admits he was nervous for the phone call to turn down an Iceland international call this summer for the benefit of the upcoming campaign with Bolton Wanderers.

Major supermarket Iceland has been slammed by shoppers for a detail in the small print after the retailer announced it would be selling 400 of its most popular items for 1p until next week. Food included in the 1p sale includes: burger buns, ice cream cones and fizzy drinks, as well as a selection of fresh, frozen and grocery items.

Iceland's infamous Big Daddy Cheeseburger has returned to the supermarket shelves. The mammoth 1lb meaty treat is billed as being perfect for dads who 'can't get enough cheese' and has been a sell-out in previous years.