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At a presentation on late-night finales Wednesday evening, TV journalist and historian Bill Carter joined curator Jason Lynch to preview the end of "The Late Show" through the lens of past hosts' final shows. Here's what to expect in Thursday night's goodbye.

Exclusive: In an excerpt from "Documentary Now!: Fourth Edition (Revised and Expanded)" — the upcoming companion book to IFC's acclaimed series — "Peter Bogdanovich" (not the real one) looks back on the landmark documentary "Kunuk the Hunter" (also not real) and its 1985 exposé, "Kunuk Uncovered" (you get it).

From a sapphic slasher to the latest Pedro Almodóvar, these 12 LGBTQ-centric features are looking to shake up this year's Cannes.

New films from Jordan Firstman, Clio Barnard, Marie Kreutzer, and more are all up for sale.

From two Léa Seydoux movies to Andrey Zvyagintsev's return, witness the year of international auteurs and stars back on the Croisette.

Exclusive: Read an excerpt from "The Marilyn Monroe Century: From Norma Jeane to Icon―A Story in Photographs," out May 19.

Filmmaker and producer Jenna MacMillan fell in love with SXSW years ago, and its vibe and culture helped her to build Canada's upcoming Anchor Fest. This week, she'll premiere her feature directorial debut where she always wanted to.

Exclusive: A new book goes deep into not just the history of the beloved stop-motion animation studio, but the creative minds behind it.

Exclusive: Get a first look at Jason Klamm's deeply researched "Ferris Bueller…You’re My Hero," which hits shelves this June.

Wrap your head around the film and TV ecosystem before the creative labor force changes forever.

Somebody, do something!

Sundance: From Mason Reeves in "Josephine" to a number of exciting new genre filmmakers, these are the best discoveries from the festival.