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“La Bola Negra” Wins Toronto’s People’s Choice Award, Handing Netflix an Oscar Front-Runner

Yeşim Ustaoğlu Returns to San Sebastian With “What Remains,” a Road Movie About a Poet Who Walks Away

Blue Finch Films Boards Sean Hogan’s Supernatural Thriller “The Dark Gets In” Ahead of Beyond Fest

Novelist Maha Harada, 64, Brings Her Directing Debut “In My Father’s Room” to San Sebastian

Ben Affleck Nearly Cast Ex-Wife Jennifer Garner as His Wife in “Animals”

David Fincher Was Aaron Sorkin’s First Pick for “The Social Reckoning,” but Netflix Deal Stood in the Way

Ke Huy Quan Recalls Near-$100,000 “Temple of Doom” Check That Stunned His Family

Paramount Settlement Talks Pause as Some State AGs Demand Tougher Terms

Sharon Horgan Explains the “Youth” Premiere’s Emotional Twist: “It Was Always Going to End Like That”
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Imperium Review: Ordinary Life Beneath an Imperial Myth

Give It a Shot Review: Male Birth Control Meets Decades of Delay

Ever After Review: Prince Charming Deserved a Smarter Nightmare

Burning Review: The Truth Is Less Fantastical and Far Worse

Maya & Samar Review: Passion Burns Brighter Than Its Politics

Cocoon: One Summer of Girlhood Review: War Reaches the Classroom First

Brailled It Review: The Braille Challenge Through Its Competitors’ Eyes

Dark Hollow Review: Coal Country Horror Finds the Wrong Target

Bucks County, USA Review: Five Hours Inside America’s School Board Wars
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Monowave Review: Emotion Becomes the Language of Play

Silent Hill: Townfall Review: The Fog Has Rules Now

Graveyard Keeper 2 Review: Fixing the Grind Without Fixing Every Mystery

BLACKWOOD Review: Stylish Takedowns, Shaky Foundations

Sniper Dan Review: The Real Skill Is Knowing Where to Look

The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival Review: Rick and Company Enter the Arcade

Woodo Review: Finding Wonder Beyond the Screen

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Aniimo Review: Great Creatures Trapped Behind Too Many Menus
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Tron: Ares Review: A Franchise Trying to Become an Idea

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The Tron franchise has, for decades, operated on a simple premise of ontological tourism: a human ...

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Actress Keira Knightley has discussed the personal hurdles that led to her breakout part in the ...

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Jeff Bridges Reflects on ‘Tron: Legacy’ CGI, Looks Ahead to ‘Tron: Ares’

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In a recent podcast interview, actor Jeff Bridges shared his thoughts on the groundbreaking visual effects ...

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Disney held its annual D23 fan event in Anaheim, California this weekend. At the convention, the ...

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Young Woman and the Sea Review: Daisy Ridley Shines in the Biopic of Trailblazing Swimmer

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The 1926 heroine Gertrude “Trudy” Ederle is brought to the big screen once more in Joachim ...

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