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Juno Films Nabs Bjorn Andresen Doc ‘The Most Beautiful Boy in the World’ Ahead of Sundance
Film about star of Luchino Visconti’s “Death in Venice” is playing in world documentary competition and will hit theaters in May 2021
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‘Promising Young Woman’ Film Review: Carey Mulligan Shines in Bold Thriller for the #MeToo Era
Carey Mulligan is electric as a woman out to scare predatory men in Emerald Fennell’s twisted tale of trauma and revenge
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How ‘Charm City Kings’ Crew Hope to Bring ‘Mentorship’ to Marginalized Kids (Video)
Sundance 2020: “This is the life that a lot of people face in marginalized communities,” director Angel Manuel Soto says
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‘Charm City Kings’ Filmmakers on Lifting Up ‘Marginalized’ Youth Through Dirt Biking | Video
“This is the life that a lot of people face,” director Angel Manuel Soto says
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‘Possessor’ Film Review: Brandon Cronenberg’s Thriller Emphasizes Body Horror Over Character
Sundance 2020: The filmmaker is more interested in squishy jolts than in character, and he totally wastes the talented Andrea Riseborough
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How ‘Save Yourselves!’ Filmmakers Imagined a Couple in Quarantine Pre-COVID (Video)
Sundance 2020: Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s sci-fi comedy is about what happens when two people shut off their phones during an alien invasion
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‘RBG’: 7 Things You Didn’t Know About Ruth Bader Ginsburg (Video)
The late Supreme Court Justice was subject of the 2018 documentary “RBG”
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‘Some Kind of Heaven’ Documentary About America’s Largest Retirement Community Acquired by Magnolia Pictures
Darren Aronofsky’s Protozoa produced the Sundance film directed by Lance Oppenheim
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‘Spree’ Star Joe Keery on His ‘Highly Misguided’ Character’s Pursuit of Viral Fame (Video)
Sasheer Zamata and David Arquette star alongside the “Stranger Things” actor
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‘Rebuilding Paradise’ Director Ron Howard About Why He’s Spoken Up About Climate Change (Exclusive Video)
“As a citizen, you recognize the challenges out there and you can’t just leave it to others to engage,” director says
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‘Nine Days’: Director Edson Oda on How His Uncle’s Death Inspired Film (Video)
“I was pretty much trying to reconnect with my uncle, and at same time … instead of judging him through what he did … trying to see the life that he lived,” Oda tells TheWrap’s Beatrice Verhoeven
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‘The Go-Go’s’ Film Review: Transcendent Rock Doc Examines 1980s Glass-Ceiling Shatterers
Alison Ellwood gets the scoop on the rise, fall and immortality of the groundbreaking girl group
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The Go-Go’s on Being Brats and Fighting Rock ‘n’ Roll’s ‘Gender Boxes’ (Video)
“We were Cinderella and the public was Prince Charming, and they just embraced the myth of this scrappy little band,” says band member Kathy Valentine
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The Go-Go’s on Being Brats and Fighting Rock ‘n’ Roll’s ‘Gender Boxes’ | Video
“We were Cinderella and the public was Prince Charming, and they just embraced the myth of this scrappy little band,” says band member Kathy Valentine
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