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‘In Her Place’ Review: Chile’s Oscar Entry Is A Delightfully Skittish Take On A Strange But True Crime Story – San Sebastian Film Festival
Dames, right? It's the quiet ones you have to watch, although the more flamboyant also require a vigilant eye, especially if said dame is packing a pistol. Mercedes (Elisa Zulueta) is the self-effacing secretary to a senior judge in Santiago, Chile; Maria Carolina Geel (Francisca Lewin) is a murderer. The…
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Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival To Premiere ‘American Coup: Wilmington 1898,’ Honor Director Steve James, Showcase James Carville, Adam Kinzinger, Luther Vandross Films
EXCLUSIVE: The Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival will host the world premiere of American Coup: Wilmington 1898, about a forgotten chapter in American history that saw a white supremacist mob terrorize Black residents of a North Carolina city, overthrowing an elected city government.
The film…
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‘On Falling’ Review: Laura Carreira’s Feature Debut Is A Haunting Study Of Modern Serfdom – San Sebastian Film Festival
The modern workplace is the focus of Laura Carreira's hypnotic debut On Falling, a sobering study of a woman's attempt to stay afloat in contemporary Glasgow. Produced by Ken Loach's Sixteen Films production company, it has plenty in common with the British…
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Breaking Baz: ‘Nickel Boys’ Filmmaker RaMell Ross On Blocking Out Black “Trauma Porn” In Visual Poetry Adaptation Of Colson Whitehead’s Novel
EXCLUSIVE: When Plan B's Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleiner handed RaMell, the visual artist and filmmaker, Ross Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer Prize-winning The Nickel Boys — the story of Black boys beaten, tortured and worse at a notorious state-run reform school in the Florida Panhandle — he knew he was…
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‘When Fall Is Coming’ Review: François Ozon’s Charming Family Drama Is A Matter Of Life And Death – San Sebastian Film Festival
Some people are just better off dead. That's the ultimate conclusion of the prolific French filmmaker François Ozon's new domestic drama When Fall Is Coming, receiving its world premiere at the San Sebastian Film Festival this week, but delivered with such sly delicacy, such slippery grace — no, actually…
‘Emmanuelle’ Review: Audrey Diwan’s Brave Attempt To Revive A Dated Softcore Classic Leaves A Lot To Be Desired – San Sebastian Film Festival
It’s a surprise to find out that director Audrey Diwan had never seen the original Emmanuelle — a gauzy soft-porn feature that got la toute France hot and bothered when it was allowed to be shown in normal cinemas in 1974 — before she was approached to do this remake, which opens the San Sebastian Film Fes…
Climate Week 2024: Inaugural Film Festival, Hollywood Summit & Adam McKay’s Vegan Hot Dog Truck Hit NYC
The inaugural Climate Film Festival unspools tonight leading into the opening of New York Climate Week with hundreds of events across the city as the United Nations General Assembly comes to order. Look for a celeb actor (under wraps until Monday) staffing a vegan hot dog truck near Union Square courtesy…
Audrey Diwan On Why Her ‘Emmanuelle’ Is Not A Remake Of Original Cult Movie: “I’ve Never Watched The First Film”
French director Audrey Diwan is opening the San Sebastian Film Festival this evening with third feature Emmanuelle, in the company of its star Noémie Merlant and supporting cast members Will Sharpe, Chacha Huang and Jamie Campbell Bower.
Diwan, who won Venice's Golden Lion for abortion drama Happening…
Oscars: ‘Conclave’, ‘Emilia Pérez’, ‘September 5’, Kidman, Jolie, Almódovar Among Movies & Stars Landing Big Awards Momentum From Fall Film Festivals
The fall festival trifecta of Venice/Telluride/Toronto traditionally have been venues for the serious start of Oscar season. But that kind of awards-season mojo has been shifting, however slowly, with the most recent Best Picture winners, Oppenheimer and Ever…
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Czech Oscar Entry ‘Waves’ Secures French Distribution With ARP Sélection
EXCLUSIVE: ARP Sélection has acquired French distribution rights for Jiří Mádl's historical thriller Waves, which was recently announced as the Czech Republic's entry to the Best International Feature Film category at the 97th Academy Awards.
Set during Prague Spring of 1968, the drama follows a…
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San Sebastian Head José Luis Rebordinos Talks ‘Emmanuelle’, Johnny Depp & Avoiding Competition With Other Fall Festivals
José Luis Rebordinos, director of the San Sebastian Film Festival, has just over a week until opening night when he sits down for an interview with Deadline, and he is still plagued by one niggling organizational issue.
"It's always so difficult to close the jury," Rebordinos explains as he rushes…
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Festival In Focus: San Sebastian Ramps Up Support For Argentina’s Film Industry For 72nd Edition
In keeping with its historical support of Latin American cinema throughout the years, the San Sebastian International Film Festival will this year make an extra push for Argentina's cinema industry, which has been in a state of crisis since March after its newly-elected far-right leader Javier Milei moved…
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