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‘The Dreamed Adventure’ Review: Valeska Grisebach’s Second Slow Western Gradually Ebbs Away
Valeska Grisebach's film 'The Dreamed Adventure' revisits the themes of her previous work, 'Western', set in the…
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At 24, John Singleton Became the Youngest Director to Be Nominated for an Oscar — and He Only Got Better
John Singleton made history as the youngest director nominated for an Oscar at age 24 with his debut film 'Boyz N the…
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‘Saccharine’ Review: Natalie Erika James’ Gross-Out Body Horror Is Stuffed with Great Effects and Way Too Many Ideas
Natalie Erika James' film 'Saccharine' explores themes of body image and generational trauma through a body-horror…
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Leo Woodall Is Entering His Movie Star Era
Leo Woodall is gaining attention for his role in the upcoming film 'Tuner,' where he stars alongside Dustin Hoffman.…
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Léa Seydoux Pushes Boundaries Again with Two Shocking Cannes Films — She Could Win the Fest’s Best Actress Prize
Léa Seydoux is showcasing her versatility at Cannes with two films that could earn her the Best Actress prize. In 'The…
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‘Spider-Noir’ Review: Nicolas Cage Slings Peak Strangeness in Amazon’s Slick Spider-Man Spinoff
The review discusses the Amazon series 'Spider-Noir', featuring Nicolas Cage as the lead character. It highlights the…
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Jean Smart’s Deborah Vance Is So Powerful That Bob Mackie Hand-Delivered Her ‘Hacks’ Episode 9 Jumpsuit
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With ‘Clarissa,’ Two Nigerian Brothers Are Forging an Arthouse Alternative to Nollywood
Twin brothers Chuko and Arie Esiri are making strides in Nigerian arthouse cinema with their film 'Clarissa.' They…
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To Financiers, Films Are No Longer the Product. Relationships with Audiences Are
The Future of Filmmaking event at Cannes highlighted the evolving landscape of film financing. Experts discussed how…
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Ira Sachs Cast Rami Malek to Sing in ‘The Man I Love’ Without Seeing ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’
Ira Sachs' film 'The Man I Love' features Rami Malek as a performance artist in the late 1980s New York theater scene.…
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Billy Bob Thornton Relishes His Magic Hour Moment with Ali Larter in the ‘Landman’ Season 2 Finale
Billy Bob Thornton and Ali Larter reflect on a poignant scene from the season 2 finale of 'Landman'. The scene, which…
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Lawrence Kasdan’s Relationship with One of His Best Friends Yielded One of His Best Movies
Lawrence Kasdan's new documentary, 'Marty, Life Is Short,' explores the life and career of his long-time friend Martin…
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How a Tribe of Cinematographers Shoot ‘Survivor’ — 50 Times Over
The fiftieth season of 'Survivor' marks a significant milestone for the long-running reality series. Director of…
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‘Victorian Psycho’ Review: Maika Monroe Scares Up a Very Different Kind of Final Girl
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‘A Man of His Time’ Review: Swann Arlaud Plays a Fly on the Wall to Creeping Fascism
Swann Arlaud stars in 'A Man of His Time', a film that explores the complexities of a Vichy state official during…
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‘Roma Elastica’ Review: Marion Cotillard Is a Dying Scream Queen in Bertrand Mandico’s Film Industry Pastiche
'Roma Elastica' is a film by Bertrand Mandico featuring Marion Cotillard as a dying scream queen. The film showcases…
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Watch Four of the Most Important Film Festival Directors Discuss the Future of the Circuit at Cannes
A panel at the Cannes Film Festival featured directors from major film festivals discussing their future. They…
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‘The Man I Love’ Review: Rami Malek Is a Tortured Actor Dying of AIDS in Ira Sachs’ Minor-Key ’80s New York Love Triangle
Ira Sachs' film 'The Man I Love' features Rami Malek as a New York performance artist grappling with AIDS in the…
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Watch the Team Behind ‘Undertone’ Explain Their $500K Indie Success Story
The independent film 'Undertone' has emerged as a notable success story in the film industry, grossing over $20…
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Jeff Probst Breaks Down the Wild Legal Contingencies Before ‘Survivor’ Could Pull Off Its Epic Mr. Beast Twist
The finale of 'Survivor 50' features a historic twist involving YouTuber Mr. Beast, who offered a chance to double the…
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This Season, Watercooler TV Fell by the Wayside
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Watch Hulu’s ‘Murdaugh: Death in the Family’ Team Dissect the Art of Building a True Crime Tragedy
The Hulu series 'Murdaugh: Death in the Family' explores the complex narrative surrounding the Murdaugh family…
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‘Lord of the Flies’ Channels the Magic of Trees — and Also ‘Lone Survivor’
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‘Couture’ Trailer: Angelina Jolie Goes High Fashion (and Higher Drama)
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The finale of 'The Boys' Season 5 showcases the characters grappling with hope amidst chaos. Annie January encourages…
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‘The Samurai and the Prisoner’ Review: Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Samurai Murder-Mystery Needs a Sharper Blade
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‘I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning’ Review: Clio Barnard’s Compelling Portrait of Working-Class Love and Disappointment
Clio Barnard's film 'I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning' explores the lives of five working-class friends from…
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Clockwork Is Cooking: WB Specialized Division Acquires Park Chan-wook’s Next Film with Matthew McConaughey, Austin Butler, and Pedro Pascal
Warner Bros.' specialized division, Clockwork, has acquired the North American rights to Park Chan-wook's upcoming…
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How the Cast and Crew of ‘Ponies’ Use Good Production Design Like Spies
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The Muschietti Siblings Were Always Destined to Steer Stephen King’s Anti-Fascist ‘It’ Follow-Up
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The Only Legal Problem ‘Game Changer’ Season 8 Has Is with the Latches on Its Giant Fake Lawyer
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‘Satire Gets Old Pretty Quickly’: Tim Heidecker Explains His Plan to Turn InfoWars Into a Comedy Institution That Lasts
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Will ‘The Comeback’ Be as Prescient About AI as It Was Reality TV?
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‘Tuner’ Review: A Revelatory Havana Rose Liu and Miscast Leo Woodall Lead a Pleasurable Romance About a Piano Tuner Turned Safe Cracker
The film 'Tuner' features a unique blend of romance and crime, showcasing the journey of a piano tuner turned safe…
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The Only Palestinian Filmmaker in Cannes’ Official Selection Made His Debut Without a Script — and with a Real Bedouin Family
Rakan Mayasi's debut feature, "Yesterday the Eye Didn’t Sleep," is the only film by a Palestinian filmmaker in this…
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‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ Review: This Supersized Episode Is ‘Star Wars’ at Its Most Generic
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‘Her Private Hell’ Review: More Like Our Public Anguish, Nicolas Winding Refn’s Ghastly Thriller Despises Its Audience
Nicolas Winding Refn's latest film, 'Her Private Hell,' has been met with overwhelmingly negative reviews. Critics…
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Miles Teller Opens Up About ‘Paper Tiger,’ Adam Driver, and Losing His Home Before Filming James Gray’s Movie
Miles Teller discusses his latest role in James Gray's film 'Paper Tiger,' where he plays Irwin Pearl, a family man…
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‘Strawberries’ Review: The Indignities Faced by Migrant Workers Unfold Through the Eyes of a Brilliant Young Actress
The film 'Strawberries' explores the harsh realities faced by migrant workers through the eyes of a young Moroccan…
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At the Cannes Film Festival, We Saw the Center of Gravity Shifting
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‘All the Lovers in the Night’ Review: Sensitive and Restrained Kawakami Adaptation Shimmers Upon Inspection
The film adaptation of Mieko Kawakami's novel 'All the Lovers in the Night' explores the life of Fuyuko, a…
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At The American Pavilion, Cannes Publicists Got Candid About What Actually Does (and Doesn’t) Sell a Movie
At the American Pavilion during Cannes, publicists discussed the evolving landscape of film publicity. They emphasized…
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‘Fjord’ Review: Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve Are Religious Parents Accused of Child Abuse in Cristian Mungiu’s Gripping Culture War Drama
Cristian Mungiu's film 'Fjord' explores the cultural clash between a religious family and their liberal Norwegian…
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‘Ashes’ Director Diego Luna Explains Why He Wants to Tell Immigration Stories Set Outside the United States
Diego Luna discussed his film 'Ashes' at the Cannes premiere, focusing on themes of migration and grief. He aims to…
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‘Moulin’ Review: László Nemes’ French Resistance Tale Is Prestige Torture Porn
The film 'Moulin' directed by László Nemes explores the life of Jean Moulin, a key figure in the French Resistance…
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‘Her Private Hell’ Teaser: Nicolas Winding Refn Returns with Another Neon-Soaked Nightmare
Nicolas Winding Refn's new film, 'Her Private Hell,' explores a journey into a metaphorical and literal hell. The film…
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Pawel Pawlikowski’s Historical Stunner ‘Fatherland’ Is About Far More Than Thomas Mann — It’s About Today’s Own Fissures
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Cannes 2026 Movies Sold So Far: A24 Buys Jordan Firstman’s Breakout Debut ‘Club Kid’
A24 has acquired Jordan Firstman's debut film 'Club Kid' during the Cannes Film Festival. The film features a…
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