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Pedro Almodóvar Announces New Movie 'Bitter Christmas'
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Pedro Almodóvar Announces New Movie 'Bitter Christmas'

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Iconic Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar has revealed his next project to be called 'Bitter Christmas', which is currently shooting before release next year.See the Story
Wildfire Traps Kids in Teaser for Matthew McConaughey's 'Lost Bus'
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Wildfire Traps Kids in Teaser for Matthew McConaughey's 'Lost Bus'

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Matthew McConaughey and America Ferrera can now be seen in a teaser for the fact-based Apple film, "The Lost Bus."See the Story
'Materialists' Director Celine Song on the Brutal Math of Dating Apps & Why She's Optimistic About Love
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'Materialists' Director Celine Song on the Brutal Math of Dating Apps & Why She's Optimistic About Love

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Celine Song with Dakota Johnson and Chris Evans on the set of 'Materialists.' METROPOLIS/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images/Getty ImagesCeline Song has a gift for telling love stories shaped by longing and difficult choices. Her 2023 debut Past Lives, starring Greta Lee, earned Oscar nods for Best Picture and Screenplay thanks to its quietly devastating exploration of the pull between an unrealized past and the practical present. With her much-anticipated …See the Story

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'Materialists' Director Celine Song on the Brutal Math of Dating Apps & Why She's Optimistic About Love
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'Materialists' Director Celine Song on the Brutal Math of Dating Apps & Why She's Optimistic About Love

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Real-Life N.Y.C. Matchmaker Critiques Dakota Johnson's Materialists: 'I've Fired Employees for Less'

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Matchmaker Maria Avgitidis tells PEOPLE her honest reaction after seeing 'Materialists' and its portrayal of the industry and modern dating. The drama starring Dakota Johnson is written and directed by Celine Song, who previously worked six months at a matchmaking company.Celebrity · New YorkSee the Story

Logan Lerman, Molly Gordon Play Sex Games in 'Oh, Hi!'

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Sony Pictures Classics released the trailer for "Oh, Hi!" on Monday. The romantic comedy, starring Logan Lerman and Molly Gordon, opens July 25 in theaters.Chris EvansSee the Story

Is Tom Cruise Evil?

The release of a new Tom Cruise film is less about the film than it is about Tom Cruise. Ceaseless junket and red-carpet interviews with supposed journalists who were perhaps invented on the spot to ask him questions, clips of these interviews that quickly go viral, endless rankings of the movies, and between all of it the… acknowledgement, perhaps, that Cruise is connected to (or currently participates in) the horrific doings of Scientology. It…Tom CruiseRead Article

Tribeca Review: The Scout Finds Comedy in Monotony

For her debut, writer-director Paula Andrea González-Nasser chose to explore an oft-forgotten role in the filmmaking process: the location scout. The Scout follows Sofia (Mimi Davila), a location scout seeking the ideal apartment during a typical day in her life: driving around New York City, walking in and out of apartments, meeting with friends, strangers, and a demanding TV crew. González-Nasser captures something essential about Sofia’s life…New York State · New YorkRead Article

Tribeca Review: Our Hero Balthazar is an Uncompromising Satire About a Real Crisis

Oscar Boyson’s debut feature Our Hero Balthazar is a big swing that mostly works: an uncompromising satire about the crisis facing young men in America. Masculinity means something entirely different in red states than it does in the blue. Balthazar (Jayden Martel) is a privileged kid who lives in a $50 million dollar, 80th-floor New York apartment with an indoor pool. He takes to Instagram to make crying videos (think of the “Leave Britney Alon…Texas, United States · TexasRead Article

Tribeca Review: Dragonfly is a Haunting Mike Leigh-Inspired Thriller

A challenging film to both review and market without spoiling, Paul Andrew Williams’ Dragonfly largely succeeds because it never quite telegraphs where it’s going until its third act. My thoughts are with the distributor that eventually picks up this film and has to decide what kind of trailer to cut for a work that largely spends its runtime as a straightforward social-realist story centered on the loneliness of neighbors. Those familiar with t…London, England · LondonRead Article

“Bonjour Tristesse” shows a father’s selfish missteps in iconic film

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At the height of summer, 18-year-old Cécile (Lily McInerny) is languishing by the French seaside with her handsome father, Raymond (Claes Bang) and his lover Elsa (Naïlia Harzoune) when the arrival of her late mother’s friend Anne (Chloë Sevigny) changes everything.  Amid the sun-drenched splendour of their surroundings, Cécile’s world is threatened and, desperate to […]United States · United StatesSee the Story

Sex Review: Dag Johan Haugerud’s Delightful Portrait of Men in Crisis Deconstructs Identity

A fact often gone unacknowledged is that, as we age, our desires unwittingly change. When it does, the terms we used to define ourselves and those around us must undergo a process of deconstruction, after which one can fashion a new vocabulary. At the start of Norwegian novelist-turned-filmmaker Dag Johan Haugerud’s Sex, the first installment in his Oslo Trilogy––followed by Love and concluding with Dreams, which won the Golden Bear at the 2025 …Read Article

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