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Elisabeth Moss to Lead New Blumhouse Psychological Thriller
Mrs. March
New Cinema Club Relaunches with Egalitarian Focus on Emerging Filmmakers
The Criterion Collection Announces Federico Fellini 15-Disc Box Set
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Requiem for a Dream
Director’s Cut Gets 4K Restoration Trailer
First Trailer for Zhang Yimou’s Spy Thriller
Impasse
You Cannot Kill David Arquette
Trailer Finds the Actor Ready to Rumble Once Again
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The Tax Collector
Review: David Ayer’s Crime Drama is at War with Itself
Psychomagic, A Healing Art
Review: Alejandro Jodorowsky Pitches His Form of Trauma Therapy
Out Stealing Horses
Review: Stellan Skarsgård Escapes His Past in Melancholic Drama
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A Closer Look: Connection, Empathy, and Hope in the Films of Agnès Varda
New to Streaming:
The Green Years
,
She Dies Tomorrow
,
I Used to Go Here
& More
Posterized August 2020:
She Dies Tomorrow
,
Tesla
,
La Llorona
& More
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I Used To Go Here
Director Kris Rey on Accessible Art, External Validation, and Remembering Lynn Shelton
Cosmo Jarvis on
The Shadow of Violence
, His Acting Process, and Title Changes
Jayro Bustamante on Infusing the History of Guatemala in
La Llorona
and Making Every Shot Count
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The Film Stage Show Ep. 399 –
First Cow
(with Alex Heeney)
Intermission Ep. 9 –
Certain Women
(with Orla Smith)
The B-Side – Samuel L. Jackson
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Elisabeth Moss to Lead New Blumhouse Psychological Thriller
Mrs. March
New Cinema Club Relaunches with Egalitarian Focus on Emerging Filmmakers
The Criterion Collection Announces Federico Fellini 15-Disc Box Set
French Exit
, Starring Michelle Pfeiffer & Lucas Hedges, Will Close 58th NYFF
Martin Scorsese Moves From Paramount to Apple TV+ in First-Look Deal
Joyce Carol Oates Says Andrew Dominik’s
Blonde
is “Brilliant” & “Utterly Feminist”
Charlie Kaufman May Adapt Japanese Novel
Memory Police
Sophy Romvari Launches Exquisite Shorts, a New Approach to Curation and Distribution
Alamo Drafthouse Offers Private Movie Theater Rentals Starting at $150
Denis Lavant & Angeliki Papoulia to Star in Helena Wittmann’s
Human Flowers of Flesh
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