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Marrakech: Guillermo del Toro, Jodie Foster Set for Tributes
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Tallinn Fest Head on Dialogue Through Film, Rather Than Boycotts, and New Baltic Docs Competition
Tiina Lokk previews the PÖFF 2025 lineup, discusses programming movies from Israel and Gaza, and highlights the state of the regional industry and the importance of discovery.
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Daniel Day-Lewis Calls Out Brian Cox for Creating a “Conflict” Over Method Acting
The Oscar winner also says he doesn't like the immersive acting style "being misrepresented to the extent it has been."
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Box Office Retreat: ‘Regretting You’ Cedes Weekend Crown to ‘Black Phone 2,’ But It’s a Hollow Win
The 'Black Phone' sequel — now in its third outing — topped the worst Halloween weekend in more than three decades as domestic revenue fell to a 31-year low.
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Otto Nemenz, Supplier and Designer of Cameras and Lenses for Hollywood, Dies at 83
The onetime cinematographer and camera operator built specialized equipment for ‘Grand Prix’ and worked with famed D.P.s Haskell Wexler and Roger Deakins.
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‘Tokyo Taxi’ Review: From Japan, a Sentimental, Senior-Skewed Crowdpleaser
The latest feature from 94-year-old director Yoji Yamada follows a cabbie and elderly passenger on one long, nostalgic ride through Japan’s capital.
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Paramount Taps Top Lionsgate Exec Shaun Barber to Run Domestic Theatrical Distribution
Barber succeeds longtime domestic distribution boss Chris Aronson, who didn't survive the Skydance-Paramount merger.
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Diane Ladd, Oscar-Nominated Actress in ‘Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore,’ Dies at 89
After her stunning turn as the waitress Flo, she earned two more Academy Award noms for her performances opposite daughter Laura Dern in 'Wild at Heart' and 'Rambling Rose': "She is flying with her angels now.”
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Laura Dern Shares in a Statement the News of Her Mother Diane Ladd’s Passing
“She was the greatest daughter, mother, grandmother, actress, artist and empathetic spirit that only dreams could have seemingly created.”
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Lionsgate Does Deal With Millennium for ‘Rambo,’ ‘The Expendables’ Rights
The wide-ranging deal out of AFM gives Lionsgate global distribution rights to 'Rambo' prequel 'John Rambo', set to star Noah Centineo, as well as future 'Expendables' projects.
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Audiences Get a Sneak Peek of Japanese Phenomenon ‘Kokuho’ at ‘THR Frontrunners’ Screening
Producer Chieko Murata and production designer Yohei Taneda discuss the making of Lee Sang-il’s nearly three-hour-long epic, which focuses on the life of a fictional kabuki actor.
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‘Shelby Oaks’ Filmmaker Chris Stuckmann Breaks Down the New Ending and the Secret He Couldn’t Keep
The YouTube critic-turned director, who screened his film last year at Fantasia, discusses new moments he's added since then, and what fell out.
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Amy Sherman-Palladino’s ‘Eloise’ Live-Action Film Lands at Netflix; Ryan Reynolds to Co-Star and Produce
MRC and Maximum Effort will team up on the feature adaptation.
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Pete Davidson, Ella Purnell to Star in Cosmic Rom-Com ‘That Time We Met’
After a disastrous first date, a couple learns their unborn child is destined to save humanity in the new film from 'Theater Camp' co-director Nick Lieberman, which WME Independent is selling at AFM.
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Issa Rae, Dan Stevens, Zach Cherry and Kate Berlant Join ‘Babies’
Anna Kendrick and Seth Rogen star in Lauren Miller Rogen's new dramedy, which Monarch Media is financing and AGC Sales is pitching to buyers at the American Film Market.
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British Independent Film Awards: ‘My Father’s Shadow’ and ‘Pillion’ Lead Nominations
Jennifer Lawrence, Cillian Murphy, David Jonsson, Tom Blyth and Alexander Skarsgard are among the big names nominated in performance categories at this year's BIFAs.
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