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Grasshopper Film and streaming platform DOCUMENTARY+ have joined forces to acquire the highly acclaimed film “Apolonia, Apolonia” for North American distribution. As the nomination voting for the 96th Academy Awards begins, this extraordinary feature directed by Lea Glob offers an intimate portrayal of French painter Apolonia Sokol’s life over the span of 13 years. The
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After dedicating more than four decades to the art of costume design, Francine Jamison-Tanchuck is set to be recognized for her outstanding contributions. The Costume Designers Guild has announced that she will receive the prestigious Career Achievement Award in 2024. This esteemed accolade is presented to individuals who have made a profound impact on the
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Hayao Miyazaki’s animated masterpiece, The Boy and the Heron, emerged victorious at the prestigious Golden Globe Awards, clinching the title of Best Motion Picture – Animated. The film’s producers, unable to attend the ceremony in Los Angeles, humbly accepted the accolade on behalf of the team. Toshio Suzuki, the esteemed producer and co-founder of Studio
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Last week, during a lunch with a friend who was a prominent figure in the indie film industry, our conversation naturally turned towards movies. We discussed the usual topics of aches and pains, the passing of colleagues, and the unfortunate closure of our favorite restaurants. However, our discussion took an unexpected turn when we broached
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Herman Raucher, a renowned screenwriter, passed away on December 28 at the age of 95. His daughter Jenny Raucher announced his death, stating that he died of natural causes at Stamford Hospital in Stamford, Connecticut. Raucher’s most notable work, the screenplay for Summer of ’42, garnered much acclaim and even earned an Academy Award nomination
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito, who famously starred together in the 1988 film “Twins,” recently had a reunion when Schwarzenegger attended DeVito’s Broadway play “I Need That.” Sharing a photo on social media, Schwarzenegger expressed his excitement and praised the play’s entertainment value and heart. Schwarzenegger’s caption described his experience of watching DeVito on Broadway
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In “Good Grief,” Daniel Levy embarks on a remarkable journey as a writer-director-producer and star. The film delves into the depths of love, loss, and grief, drawing inspiration from Levy’s own experiences. However, while the concept is promising, the execution is somewhat lacking at times, leading to tonal inconsistencies throughout the story. Despite this, the
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Saltburn, directed by Emerald Fennell, has gained attention recently due to its triumphant ending that sees Barry Keoghan’s character, Oliver, stripping away his clothes. This unexpected and daring conclusion has left many viewers curious about how it came to be. In a recent interview, Fennell revealed that the original ending didn’t involve Oliver’s naked dance
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Todd Phillips, the acclaimed director behind the 2019 film “Joker,” has delighted DC fans this Christmas by sharing brand new photos from the upcoming sequel, “Joker: Folie à Deux.” Taking to Instagram, Phillips posted two captivating images featuring Joaquin Phoenix reprising his role as the iconic Joker and Lady Gaga joining the cast as Harley
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, renowned for his remarkable journey from bodybuilder to Hollywood superstar to Governor of California, has recently shared some extraordinary anecdotes in his new book, Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life. Despite the glamour and fame associated with his career, Schwarzenegger’s stories shed light on the often overlooked challenges and sacrifices that come with
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Warner Bros/DC’s highly anticipated film, “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,” has made a strong start at the international box office. The movie began its offshore rollout on Wednesday and has already grossed $40.9 million in 73 markets, indicating a full overseas opening in the $70 million range. When combined with its domestic opening, the film
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Andrew Haigh’s drama, “All of Us Strangers,” has emerged as the front-runner in this year’s London Critics’ Circle Awards, receiving a staggering nine nominations. Hot on its heels is Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer,” which claims an impressive seven nominations. Other notable films include Celine Song’s “Past Lives,” Yorgos Lanthimos’ “Poor Things,” and Jonathan Glazer’s “The Zone
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Searchlight Pictures’ recent film, “Poor Things,” enjoyed a successful expansion, grossing $1.3 million in just 82 theaters. Meanwhile, two other specialty films, “American Fiction” by Amazon MGM Studios and “The Zone of Interest” by A24, also had impressive openings. It seems that audiences are gravitating towards original stories in various genres. Kevin Wilson, head of
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A24, the innovative production company known for its high-quality and unique films, is teaming up with Kojima Productions to bring the celebrated video game, Death Stranding, to life on the big screen. This collaboration, announced just ahead of the eighth anniversary of Kojima’s banner, marks Kojima Productions’ first-ever feature project. The film will delve into
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In June 1997, the world was left bewildered by the sudden vanishing of Gary DeVore, a renowned screenwriter responsible for movies like Arnold Schwarzenegger’s “Raw Deal” and “Back Roads,” starring Tommy Lee Jones and Sally Field. DeVore’s mysterious disappearance has remained unsolved, giving rise to a plethora of conspiracy theories. One popular theory suggests that
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European Film Academy CEO, Matthijs Wouter Knol, has firmly denied rumors suggesting that he is a potential candidate for the position of director at the Berlin Film Festival. Speculation regarding Knol’s candidacy for the role had been circulating ahead of the Academy’s European Film Awards ceremony held in Berlin this past weekend. However, in an