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Paul Dano Explores Acting Craft and Influences in Criterion Channel Series
Paul Dano Explores Acting Craft and Influences in Criterion Channel Series
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5 Screenwriting Techniques That Build Moral Ambiguity Into a Drama
An inside look at the key techniques screenwriters use to create the morally complex characters that fuel debate and define modern cinema.
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How Costume Design Helps Period Films Build Character and Historical Worlds
Discover how the meticulous craft of costume design is more than just historical decoration—it's a vital tool for storytelling and generating buzz at Telluride.
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Why These 3 Coming-of-Age Movies Look Different in Hindsight
Some coming-of-age films get better with time. A look at why certain underrated teen movies resonate more deeply in hindsight.
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Aaron Tveit Joins Cast of Indie Drama 'Nice Eggs' Alongside Angourie Rice and Jane Krakowski
Aaron Tveit Joins Cast of Indie Drama 'Nice Eggs' Alongside Angourie Rice and Jane Krakowski
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The Knoxville News-Sentinel
To-go alcohol coming to Knoxville neighborhood with more restaurants on tap
After the Knoxville approved an open container zone for Market Square, Knox County will allow people to carry drinks between businesses at Belltown.
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Reese Witherspoon's Portrayal of Annette Hargrove in 'Cruel Intentions' Challenged Audience Perception
Reese Witherspoon's Portrayal of Annette Hargrove in 'Cruel Intentions' Challenged Audience Perception
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How Deal-Making Works Behind the Scenes at the Venice Film Festival
Beyond the red carpet, the Venice Film Festival hosts a high-stakes market where the future of cinema is bought, sold, and financed.
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Gillian Armstrong's 1994 'Little Women' Remains a Beloved 'Feelgood' Film Despite Emotional Depth
Gillian Armstrong's 1994 'Little Women' Remains a Beloved 'Feelgood' Film Despite Emotional Depth
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Paul Thomas Anderson’s New Movie ‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Sets World Premiere at NYFF
Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall” will have its world premiere at the New York Film Festival. The film will debut on Oct. 1 at Alice Tully Hall on 35mm with Anderson and Winter in attendance. The new concert film captures the Geese frontman’s sold-out solo performance at the iconic New York City venue […]
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Will Forte Talks Overdue Arrival of ‘Coyote vs. Acme’: Looney Tunes Has ‘Always Been Subversive’
The former Saturday Night Live star discusses the film being shelved and revived, acting with American icon Bugs Bunny, and the sketch show he's making with his mom
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Francesco Carrozzini on His Venice AI Doc ‘Be Brave’ and Why ‘The Human Has to Come First’ (EXCLUSIVE)
New York-based Italian director Francesco Carrozzini is heading to the Venice Film Festival with “Be Brave” an 85-minute portrait of Renzo Rosso, founder of the Diesel fashion brand. The groundbreaking doc uses AI in a way that “can still live within a space of emotion and storytelling,” he says. “Be Brave” portrays Rosso as a […]
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