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Inside Africa: The Children’s Monologues

A CNN Exclusive on this week’s edition of Inside Africa as a cast of Hollywood stars and schoolchildren are united to perform a single script at the same time on two different continents. Cameras have unprecedented access to rehearsals as Nicole Kidman, Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Josh Hartnett, James McAvoy and Game of Thrones star Kit Harrington are among the actors who each have only a 15-minute session with Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle before performing for one night only on a stage at the famous Royal Court Theatre in London’s West End. At the same time a group of drama students in the rural South African township of Ramolotsi are preparing their own version of the same performance - a series of stories written by their fellow pupils about the most dramatic day in their lives. “Dramatic Need presents The Children’s Monologues” produces laughter, tears and a shared sense of understanding among audiences on two continents and helps the children to use drama to deal with pain and trauma.

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While we anxiously await Xavier Dolan’s next film, the already wrapped “It’s Only The End Of The World” starring Marion Cotillard, Léa Seydoux, and Vincent Cassel, the filmmaker continues to keep himself busy. He was recently behind the camera for Adele’s “Hello,” and in case you forgot, he’s got another movie that’s been brewing for a while, and now it’s gearing up to get in front of cameras next spring.

Entertainment One’s Seville International, Les Films Séville, Lyla Films and Sons of Manual have announced this morning that “The Death and Life of John F. Donovan” starring Jessica Chastain and Kit Harington will roll in 2016. Susan Sarandon and Kathy Bates have also joined the film which follows a young actor, 10 years after the death of an American TV star he corresponded with as a teenager, who recollects the pen-pal relationship he used to have with his past idol. The film explores the hardships of fame and hurdles of the movie business through the lives of both, now and then, and reflects on the issue of identity and diversity in Hollywood over the past decade.