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David Cronenberg at Work on a 'Very Personal Script,' but Says He's Happy If He Never Makes a Movie Again
The Canadian director has a few projects in the mix, but all have yet to come to fruition. He says that's OK.
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FilmEntire Cahiers du Cinéma Staff of 15 Quits as Publication Faces Uncertain Future
The French film magazine now belongs to a consortium of shareholders that exiting staffers say "create a conflict of interest for a critical publication."
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Film'Porno' Trailer: Bloody and Bawdy Teen Horror Sex Comedy Breakout of Last Year's SXSW — Exclusive
Keola Racela's feature debut is about a bunch of teen movie theater workers fighting a female sex demon, and it's pure pulpy cinephile fun.
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Film‘The Invisible Man’ Will Lead the Box Office in Another Low-Budget Blumhouse Win
“The Call of the Wild” should hold strong for no. 2, followed by “Sonic the Hedgehog,” but the weekend will likely decline from last year’s.
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Television'The Eddy' First Trailer: Follow Andre Holland Into Damien Chazelle's Jazzy Netflix Drama Series
The "La La Land" and "Whiplash" director takes us to Paris for his first television series.
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Film'Charlatan' Review: Agnieszka Holland's Biopic About a Dubious Communist Healer Is Fascinating
Berlin: A year after premiering “Mr Jones” at festival, Agnieszka Holland returns with another fascinating but disjointed historical biopic.
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Television'Tales From the Loop' Trailer: A Surreal Sci-fi World Unfurls on Amazon Prime Video
"Tales From the Loop" leans into the sci-fi elements that made Simon Stålenhag's art an international hit.
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FilmBerlin 2020 Empowered Women Directors and Hinted at a Better Future for Europe's Film Festivals
As filmmakers like Eliza Hittman played to energetic crowds in Europe, the industry considered its inroads to gender parity as well as the work ahead.
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FilmWerner Herzog's 'Nomad' Trailer: Auteur's Latest Film Follows Life of 'Kindred Spirit' Bruce Chatwin
Exclusive: The iconoclastic filmmaker turns his camera on a dear friend in his latest intimate documentary.
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Film'Parasite' Graphic Novel Set for U.S. Release With 304 Pages of Bong Joon Ho's Storyboards
Grand Central Publishing is planning a spring release for the "Parasite" storyboards, all the better to celebrate the film's one-year premiere anniversary.
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Film'Candyman' Trailer: Jordan Peele's Anticipated 'Spiritual Sequel' Revives the Bloody Legend
Directed by Nia DaCosta and starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, the film is a direct sequel to the beloved original.
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Film‘The Woman Who Ran’ Review: Hong Sang-soo’s Charming Look at Smart Women Dealing With Annoying Men
Berlin: Even a minor-key Hong movie has plenty of wisdom to impart, as this poignant sketch from the Korean auteur proves.
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Kim Wexler’s Ethics Course Has Us Hoping She’ll Get Her Own ‘Better Call Saul’ Spinoff
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Wondery Podcast ‘WeCrashed’ In Works As Limited Series At Apple
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