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Freaky Friday Director Mark Waters Reacts After Not Being Invited Back for Sequel

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Mark Waters—who directed the original Freaky Friday movie—addressed not being invited back to helm the 2025 sequel Freakier Friday alongside original cast members Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis.See the Story

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Repression And War Rage Across ‘My Undesirable Friends’, ‘Checkpoint Zoo’ As Trump, Putin To Meet – Specialty Preview

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Documentaries 'My Undesirable Friends', 'Checkpoint Zoo' are indie films opening this weekend with 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' rerelease August 18.See the Story

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REVIEW: 'East of Wall' captures family's life in vivid colors

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A slice of drama that’s part documentary, part fiction, the South Dakota filmed “East of Wall” tries to give outsiders a look at what it is that fuels her, affects her and moves her. It’s a fascinating piece of filmmaking…See the Story

Dane Komljen on His Freewheeling, Utopian ‘Desire Lines’ and ‘Slipping Into a Different Mold’ in the Locarno Main Competition Title

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A man dissolves into a shimmering silhouette before passing through a wall into the afterlife in Dane Komljen’s ghostly “Desire Lines,” which held its world premiere Aug. 11 in Locarno’s main International Competition. A Berlin-based, Serbian filmmaker and visual artist known for his sharp, pensive slow cinema, Komljen was first recognized for his 2010 debut […]Entertainment · Locarno See the Story

Polanski’s Perfectly Timely J’accuse

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Roman Polanski’s take on the Alfred Dreyfus Affair in 1894, in which Dreyfus, an army captain, was accused of passing secrets to Germany, convicted, and then eventually acquitted, raises the specter of France’s anti-Jewish bigotry.See the Story

What Do We See When We Look at the Football Field?: Alexandre Koberidze on Dry Leaf

In the late 1950s, Brazilian footballer Didi introduced a new technique for kicking the ball, the so called “dry leaf.” Much like a leaf falling from a tree, shifting direction unpredictably, the ball would swerve through the air in ways impossible to anticipate. Not even the person who kicked it could say where it would [...] The post What Do We See When We Look at the Football Field?: Alexandre Koberidze on Dry Leaf appeared first on In Review…Brazil · Brazil Read Article

It’s After the End of the World!: On Peter Fonda’s Idaho Transfer, Lovecraft, and the Present Apocalypse

Peter Fonda’s self-produced Idaho Transfer (1972) exists online as a decrepit VHS rip and a few equally shoddy digital re-uploads. I’ve heard tell of an itinerant 35mm print, but it’s unlikely that such a strange, uncompromising film of hipster apocalypse will ever be blessed with enough attention to warrant a worthwhile re-release. But the film’s [...] The post It’s After the End of the World!: On Peter Fonda’s Idaho Transfer, Lovecraft, and th…Idaho · Idaho Read Article

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