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Carry-On Trailer: Jaume Collet-Serra Finally Returns to the B-Movie
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After getting sucked into the Dwayne Johnson abyss of tentpole filmmaking, Jaume Collet-Serra is getting back to what he knows best: thrillingly calibrated B-movies. Next spring will see the theatrical release of his Danielle Deadwyler-led horror thriller The Woman in...
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Kiyoshi Kurosawa on His Major Year of Cloud, Chime, and Serpent’s Path
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Every year is a good year to admire Kiyoshi Kurosawa, whose filmography runs far and deep enough to essentially guarantee you’ve yet to discover something wondrous. 2024 is of particular note, though: it’s brought Cloud, a thrilling detour into action...
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A FISHERMAN’S TALE Trailer Premiere: New Mexican Folk Horror From THE GASOLINE THIEVES’ Edgar Nito
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We are very pleased to premiere the trailer for a new Mexican folk horror film called A Fisherman's Tale (Un cuento de pescadores). This is the new film from Edgar Nito the director of the Tribeca hit, The Gasoline Thieves. This time,...
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Elaine May’s Crackpot, Starring Dakota Johnson and Sebastian Stan, Needs an Insurance Director to Move Ahead
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After many years of radio silence on Elaine May’s Crackpot, a comedy starring Dakota Johnson that was planned to be the 92-year-old filmmaker’s fifth and final directorial feature, we finally got an update earlier this year. During the Madame Web...
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CREEPY BITS 2: Your First Look at The Season Two Trailer For Canadian Horror Anthology Series
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Spooky season here in Canada does not have to end on November 1st. If you're still looking for some post-Halloween chills and thrills then look no further than the second season of the horror anthology series, Creepy Bits. Season two...
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Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl Trailer: Aardman Animations Returns This Winter
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While Aardman creations Wallace and Gromit have seen their universe expanded with Shaun the Sheep films and even videogames, they haven’t been prominent in a proper feature film since 2005’s The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. That is now about to...
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NYFF Review: Apocalypse in the Tropics is an Exposé of Brazil’s Politically Active Religious Right
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Five years, the closest presidential election in Brazilian history, and one insurrection after her last examination of Brazil’s tumultuous socio-political sphere, Petra Costa––the brilliant documentarian behind Elena and The Edge of Democracy––hones in on Jair Bolsonaro, the radical evangelical right...
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‘Nocturnes’ Review: A Meditative Challenge to Our Human-Centric View of the World
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Nocturnes is one of the most reverent treatments of scientific process in recent memory. The post ‘Nocturnes’ Review: A Meditative Challenge to Our Human-Centric View of the World appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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Interview: Summer Shelton – You & I
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Not unlike how a young Athina Rachel Tsangari ended up being part of a Richard Linklater film, Summer Shelton has been part of the fabric of the American indie scene dating back to a bit appearance in a David Gordon...
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