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I have dedicated my entire existence to eliminating uncertainty, stress and anxiety in all their possible forms. So there is nothing more compulsively watchable to me than someone not only rushing to embrace those things at every turn but actively creating them – pumping their life so full of exhilarations and potential disasters that it threatens to explode at the lightest touch. If you are of the same persuasion, settle back – or rather, sit on the edge of your seat and prepare to fall off well before the closing credits – and enjoy the masterful portrait of such a thrill-seeker in the BBC’s rather wonderful Chloe (BBC One). It is a fierce, fresh sort-of-murder-mystery that is as keenly scripted as it is paced, and whose many threads are held firmly together by an outstanding performance from First (properly) seen as Princess Anne in It is soon revealed, however, that Becky has found a way of livening up her drab and (as her mother becomes more and more erratic and wounding) increasingly miserable life – namely, by faking several others instead. She is, in broad terms, a con artist. We watch in more or less grudging admiration as she parlays snippets of information, dates, names on invitations and overheard fragments of conversation as she gets first a toehold then a sturdy entrée into the art world. Her grift takes on a sudden focus, however, when the object of her obsession dies – apparently by suicide, preceded by a soulful quote put up on Chloe’s Instagram account, t...

The Film Federation of India has unanimously picked Gujarati film Chhello Show, or Last Film Show as the country's entry to next year's "What a night this is going to be," Nalin said, making the announcement on social media on Tuesday. "Gratitude to Film Federation of India and thank you FFI jury members. Thank you for believing in Chhello Show. "Now I can breathe again and believe in cinema that entertains, inspires and enlightens." Nalin's film was picked from 13 titles in various languages from across India. It beat the highly favoured RRR, the blockbuster Telugu film that has shattered box office records this year, and is currently the third-highest-grossing Indian film in history. Controversial Hindi feature The Kashmir Files, which has been criticised for advocating violence against Muslims, was also in the running. The drama, based on the exodus of Kashmiri Hindus in the 1990s, is one of the most successful films of the year, largely benefiting from the support of India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party. Brahmastra: Part One — Shiva, starring real-life couple Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt, was also among films being considered. "The 17-member jury unanimously chose Chhello Show," FFI president TP Aggarwal told Indian news agency PTI. Chhello Show had its world premiere at the "With vivid cinematography that captures the charm of the Gujarat region of India, the film is an homage to the cinema of the past, and a jubilant reminder of the universal magic...