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‘The Phoenician Scheme’ Set Designer’s Directorial Debut Set for Tallinn Works in Progress Showcase
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‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ Review: Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Maika Monroe Smudge the Line Between Victim and Villain in Bland Remake
Raúl Castillo and Martin Starr round out the cast of Michelle Garza Cervera’s modern spin for Hulu on the hit 1992 Curtis Hanson thriller about a vengeful nanny.
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Tokyo Film Festival to Honor Yoji Yamada With Lifetime Achievement Award
With 91 films over 64 years — including the beloved 'Tora-san' series and Oscar-nominated 'The Twilight Samurai' — Yamada will be celebrated for his tireless contributions to Japan's cinematic heritage.
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‘Shelby Oaks’ Review: Part Found-Footage Horror, Part Mockumentary, Entirely Clunky
YouTuber Chris Stuckmann’s Neon-distributed debut feature revolves around a woman searching for her missing sister.
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Charli XCX, Jessica Alba to Star in Dakota Johnson’s Directorial Debut ‘A Tree Is Blue’
Vanessa Burghardt wrote the script and is also in talks to star.
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Zoe Saldaña Says James Cameron’s ‘Avatar’ Documentary Will Likely Arrive Before ‘Fire and Ash’
The Oscar winner also chats with The Hollywood Reporter about the third 'Avatar' installment releasing in December, the future of the hit franchise and her thoughts on the impact of AI in Hollywood.
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Stephen Fry’s Sci-Fi Comedy ‘Time Travel Is Dangerous’ Sets November Release (Exclusive)
Level 33 has acquired director Chris Reading's movie that co-stars Sophie Thompson and Johnny Vegas and features narration from Fry.
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Joel Edgerton Wants to Make Indie Gems Like ‘Train Dreams’ Even If Hollywood Doesn’t: “I’d Be the Worst Studio Executive of All Time”
The Aussie star talks his acclaimed Oscar underdog, bonding with a young Timothée Chalamet, and making movies to last: “Does Bob What’s-His-Head in some Illinois small town really care what the budget of 'One Battle After Another' is?”
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Tribeca Films to Release ‘Serious People’ Experimental Comedy (Exclusive)
The movie from filmmakers Pasqual Gutierrez and Ben Mullinkosson premiered at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival and is set to hit theaters next month.
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Sundance Officials Reveal First Wave of Screenings, Events and Robert Redford Tributes for 2026 Fest
Sundance’s Eugene Hernandez and John Nein offer details on the anniversary screenings, archive restorations and other special events that are already slotted on the festival schedule.
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Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival Sets Rebels With a Cause, Critics’ Picks Competitions
"Daring cinema and fearless storytelling" galore and a touch of star power, courtesy of James McAvoy, who features in Jamie Adams' 'Turn Up the Sun!', will screen at the fest in Estonia.
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The Horror Collective Launches Genre Streamer BloodStream (Exclusive)
The service, offering ad-supported free and subscription tiers just in time for Halloween, promises a mix of “cult classics, international gems, and fresh discoveries from emerging filmmakers.”
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‘Group – The Schopenhauer Project’ Takes Us Inside a Therapy Group (Trailer)
The movie from French filmmaker Alexis Lloyd world premieres at the Naples International Film Festival.
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‘Dry Leaf’ Director on Shooting on an Old Phone, Those Invisible Characters, and His Film Inspired by a Pet Shop Boys Album
Georgian writer-director Alexandre Koberidze, in an interview, also discusses working with his musical brother, the beauty of unpredictability, plus exploring soccer and life themes.
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Letitia Wright, Aneil Karia to Receive HollyShorts London Honors
The second edition of the festival runs Nov. 13-16.
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Jerry Tokofsky, ‘Where’s Poppa?’ and ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ Producer, Dies at 91
As a Columbia Pictures executive in the 1960s, he hired Peter Guber as his assistant and didn't have a high opinion of Harrison Ford.
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