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European leaders at Davos signaled they will resist US pressure over Greenland, vowing to de-risk ties, push to revive stalled trade talks, diversify partners, and bolster defense and tech collaboration, while acknowledging the US–EU rivalry is unlikely to fade soon.
The European Union has approved a new agreement with the US government that allows for the transfer of personal data between the two regions, resolving years of uncertainty. The agreement restores the ability for businesses to easily transfer European citizens' data to the US and vice versa, without additional privacy safeguards. The new framework incorporates an executive order signed by President Joe Biden, limiting US intelligence agencies' access to European citizens' personal information and establishing a court-like body to address privacy violations. However, civil liberties advocates have criticized the framework as being too similar to the previous agreement, indicating potential court challenges.
Netflix's Transatlantic strikes a balance between comedy and tragedy in its portrayal of the Emergency Rescue Committee's efforts to help refugees escape Nazi-occupied France. The show's opulent southern France setting and cultural luminaries, including Max Ernst and Marcel Duchamp, add to its whimsical Old Hollywood feel. While the humor occasionally falls into tonal flip-flopping, the show's ability to balance unassailably silly moments with an acknowledgment of real-life horrors is what makes this story of cloak-and-dagger resistance stand out.
Netflix's new limited series "Transatlantic" is a Casablanca-esque drama set in 1940 Marseilles, following Americans and others trying to make a difference in the French port city during World War II. The show follows trust fund baby Mary Jayne, who funds journalist Varian Fry's Emergency Rescue Committee, dedicated to getting refugees out of Europe. The show is co-created by Anna Winger, known for "Unorthodox" and "Deutschland 83/86/89," and features occasional moments of levity amidst the dark circumstances.
Anna Winger, the creator of the new Netflix series "Transatlantic," hosted a lunch and screening of the show's seven episodes at an art house cinema in Berlin. The gathering included cast and crew members, as well as friends and collaborators, and featured a plant-based meal, custom tarot cards, and Surrealist-inspired artwork. "Transatlantic" is a fictionalized depiction of the story of American journalist Varian Fry, who helped about 2,000 people escape Europe during World War II, and features actors from Austria, France, Germany, and Nigeria.
Netflix's Transatlantic, adapted by Anna Winger from Julie Orringer's novel, tells the story of Varian Fry and Mary Jayne Gold, who helped the European Rescue Committee smuggle more than 2,000 Jewish refugees out of France during World War II. The series focuses on a period where they were able to save a few hundred. Despite the pared-down operation, Transatlantic is an effective, crowd-pleasing thriller with strong performances by Cory Michael Smith, Gillian Jacobs, and Lucas Englander.
Netflix's new limited series "Transatlantic" tells the story of the Emergency Rescue Committee founders who smuggled 2,000 of Europe's foremost artists, thinkers, and academics to safety in America through the risky ports of Marseille in 1940. The show has a bittersweet, Classic Hollywood vibe, evoking the historical romance of "Casablanca" in its lush, vibrant presentation. While the show struggles to balance its tone with the seriousness of the proceedings, it offers a welcome sense of relief to much of the show's darker material.
"Transatlantic," the latest limited series from "Unorthodox" creator Anna Winger, follows the real-life story of literary journalist Varian Fry and American heiress Mary Jayne Gold as they help Jewish writers and artists flee France amid the Nazi occupation. While visually stunning, the series lacks urgency and precision, with too many storylines and characters. A more centralized focus on the major players would have made the series more intricate and profound. "Transatlantic" drops on Netflix on April 7.
Netflix's new drama "Transatlantic" tells the story of Varian Fry, a young American who saved thousands of refugees, including artists and intellectuals such as Marc Chagall and Hannah Arendt, from the Nazis during WWII. The show fictionalizes some aspects of Fry's rescue mission in Marseille, including invented romances and plot points, which has angered some people close to the real history. However, the show's creator, Anna Winger, hopes to bring Fry's story to a wider audience and inspire action on behalf of refugees.
Netflix's new limited series Transatlantic is a frothy adventure yarn that explores the story of Varian Fry, Mary Jayne Gold, and the Villa Air-Bel during World War II. While the show is entertaining and well-acted, it only scratches the surface of the historical events it portrays, leaving viewers with a superficial understanding of the subject matter. The series is inspired by Julie Arranger's The Flight Portfolio, a well-researched novel, but takes liberties with the truth. Despite its flaws, Transatlantic is a lightly entertaining primer on a little-known corner of history.
American Airlines' managing director of global network planning, Jason Reisinger, has said that the Airbus A321XLR will add significant flexibility to the airline's network strategy and how it can most efficiently serve thinner long-haul routes. American Airlines has an order for 50 XLRs, which will bring narrowbody economics to routes more typically served by widebodies. Reisinger cited some examples in the transatlantic market where that versatility could be deployed, including from major U.S. hubs such as Chicago O’Hare (ORD) to smaller cities in Europe.