Ava DuVernay’s ambitious follow-up to “13th” traces the Fourteenth Amendment’s unfinished promise, but its urgency sometimes ...
The firing of Cinema Arts Centre Co-Director Dylan Skolnick led to protests and cancellations. A deep dive into the crisis at ...
Ava DuVernay talks to IndieWire about how her new Netflix documentary '14th,' premiering at NYFF, is not a sequel to her ...
Creator Mike Flanagan and VFX supervisor Becky Philpott tell IndieWire about pulling off a uniquely deadly prom in "Carrie." ...
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Are There Too Many Horror Movies?
Are there too many horror movies? Joseph Kahn’s festival critique, release data, and Reddit discussions explore horror's ...
Exclusive: Melody C. Roscher's feature filmmaking debut draws on her own life, combining the outrageous and the very real ...
Jessica Chastain delivers tenderness and terror in director Rob Savage's strangely hypnotic adaptation of Josh Malerman's ...
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Criterion Finally Gives Americans the Chance to See Kubrick’s Preferred Cut of ‘The Shining’ — but Which Version Is Better?
Criterion's 'The Complete Kubrick' boxed set contains the drastically different U.S. and international edits of 'The Shining,' giving new perspectives ...
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Wim Wenders, Edie Falco, Isabella Rossellini, and hundreds of Long Island film lovers are furious over the ouster of Cinema Arts Centre's Dylan Skolnick.
Execs from Independent Film Company, Gersh, Thunder Road, and Madison Wells will explain what they look for at our Los ...
For Meta HQ, 'The Social Reckoning' production designer Jon Hutman and director Aaron Sorkin wanted to get the rancid vibes ...
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