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Venice Film Festival lineup: ‘The Power of the Dog,’ ‘Spencer,’ double Penélope Cruz, Oscar Isaac 3x will debut on the Lido

Erik Anderson July 26, 2021

The lineup for the 78th Venice Film Festival, which runs September 1-11, was announced this morning and the Lido will be full of stars, epic... Read More

‘Wet Hot American Summer’ at 20: the ‘Nashville’ of absurdist cinema [Retrospective]

Kyle Wilson July 26, 2021

Some folks have never seen a Star Wars movie. There are diehard film fans in this world who have still never experienced Citizen Kane. I... Read More

Russell Crowe set to perfect his ‘Poker Face’ in forthcoming thriller from Gary Fleder

Staff Writers July 24, 2021

Russell Crowe has a reputation for being a man who likes to keep himself busy. He stars in horror movie The Georgetown Project, which is scheduled... Read More

2021 Emmys: Will Paul Reiser (‘The Kominsky Method’) finally triumph on his 11th career nomination?

Andrew Carden July 23, 2021

Among the most familiar faces at the Emmys in the 1990s was Paul Reiser who, as creator and star of Mad About You, amassed a... Read More

Interview: Emmy nominee Hannah Waddingham talks about the 2nd season of ‘Ted Lasso’ and her love for her co-stars [VIDEO]

Dewey Singleton July 23, 2021

Biscuits with the boss? No, but how about a conversation with the person who runs AFC Richmond, Hannah Waddingham? The actress, whose roots are in... Read More

‘Ted Lasso’ recap: Season two, episode one – “Goodbye Earl”

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‘Ted Lasso’ recap: Season two, episode one – “Goodbye Earl”

Dewey Singleton July 23, 2021

AFC Richmond and England’s most unorthodox Football coach, Ted Lasso, has returned. The first episode of the new season started, and right from the beginning,... Read More

Film Independent Spirit Awards move to early March

Erik Anderson July 22, 2021

Film Independent announced today that it would hold its 37th ceremony on March 6, a full three weeks before the Oscars on March 27. Traditionally,... Read More

Joel Coen’s ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’ to open 59th New York Film Festival, return to in-person screenings

Erik Anderson July 22, 2021

The festival will return to in-person screenings as well as outdoor and virtual screenings from September 24 – October 10, 2021 Film at Lincoln Center... Read More

2022 Oscar Predictions: BEST ACTOR (July)

Erik Anderson July 22, 2021

As with Best Director, this month’s chart are mostly about how much the winners of the Cannes Film Festival have impacted their respective races, if... Read More

‘Old’ review: M. Night Shyamalan leans into his good and bad tendencies to create his best film in years

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‘Old’ review: M. Night Shyamalan leans into his good and bad tendencies to create his best film in years

Ryan McQuade July 22, 2021

An argument can be made that writer/director M. Night Shyamalan is the most polarizing filmmaker working today. Arguments are made by his fans of how... Read More

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