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Jason Bateman Says 'Ozark' Ending Isn't Too Far Away: 'It's Not a 12-Season Show'
With three seasons under its belt, "Ozark" heads into an uncertain future.
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FilmThe Best Movies New to Every Major Streaming Platform in April 2020
From Netflix to Amazon Prime, Disney+ to the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies coming to each streaming platform this month.
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FilmWes Anderson's 'French Dispatch' Moves to October, Right in the Heart of Oscar Season
Wes Anderson's new movie was originally scheduled for July and was expected to be included at the now-canceled 2020 Cannes Film Festival.
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Television'Tales From the Loop' Review: Amazon Prime's Moving Sci-Fi Series Is a Delicate Mix of Questions and Clarity
Inspired by Simon Stålenhag's artwork, Nathaniel Halpern uses science-fiction twists to address personal turning points in simple, touching episodic stories.
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FilmDisney Announces Major Calendar Changes, Including New Release Dates for 'Mulan,' 'Black Widow,' 'Eternals'
Disney is still holding out for theatrical bows for some of its biggest tentpoles, despite a rapidly changing Hollywood landscape.
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TelevisionQuibi: Watch All the Trailers From the New Streaming Service
From shows featuring Idris Elba to Chance the Rapper, IndieWire is keeping track of every new Quibi trailer.
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FilmStream of the Day: 'Ghost World' Is an Ode to Misfits, and a Profound X-Ray of Dying Friendship
Heartbreaking, mysterious, and hilarious, Terry Zwigoff's masterful tribute to miscreants and oddballs hasn't aged a day. It's streaming on The Criterion Channel right now.
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FilmLess Is More: How Eliza Hittman Sculpted the Subtle Story of ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’
Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast: Hittman and her editor and husband Scott Cummings on the importance of pulling back and their unique collaboration.
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Film'Selah and the Spades' Trailer: Amazon's Sundance Drama Tackles the Intoxicating Nature of Power
The premium streamer has set an April release date for the film, written and directed by exciting newcomer Tayarisha Poe.
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FilmFilm Academy Pledges $6 Million to Support Struggling Industry Workers
The fund will support motion picture employees and their families affected by the ongoing pandemic.
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Film‘The Etruscan Smile’ Review: Proof That Brian Cox Will Never Get Typecast as Logan Roy
Cox rescues a pedestrian drama through sheer physical prowess, and the hints of a quieter soul beneath the surface.
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Television'Home Before Dark' Review: Apple TV's Family Drama Shows Old-School Mystery Potential
Directors Jon M. Chu, Rosemary Rodriguez, and Kat Candler create a smoky, eerie landscape of dark woods and suspense with a game Brooklynn Prince.
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Former CBS Chief Joe Ianniello’s 2019 Compensation Tops $125 Million
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How Tekashi 6ix9ine Got Released Early
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Former ViacomCBS Acting CEO Joseph Ianniello Earner $125M For 2019
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Harley Quinn Recap: [Spoiler] Gets Unmasked in Season 2 Premiere
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Saul Rubinek on how ‘Hunters’ gave him the Holocaust survivor role he was born to play [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]
