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Ronan Day-Lewis On His Feature Directorial Debut, ‘Anemone’

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Venice Immersive Extends Reality at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival

69 projects from 27 countries populate the pioneering virtual and augmented reality programming of...

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Chronicling More Than Two Decades, a Documentary on the Power of Photography in Uganda

“Memories of Love Returned,” by filmmaker Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine, looks at the life and work of

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Zehra Zehra and Kilo Kish’s “American Gurl: Seeking…” Film Series at The Academy Museum

The curators will present feature films by Black and Brown female filmmakers—including Martine...

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Joyful, Tender, Defiant: BlackStar Film Festival Honors Cinema for Liberation

Chief executive and artistic officer Maori Karmael Holmes speaks on the festival as a platform for...

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Storytelling Reimagined Within the 2025 Tribeca Festival’s Immersive Program

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With ‘Vial’, the Fashion Industry Gets in on Satirizing Beauty Standards

Collina Strada, Clio Peppiatt, and Bad Binch TongTong contributed to the technicolor wardrobe of...

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In 2025, the Sundance Film Festival is Poised to be its Own Cinematic Experience

Activations around Park City support films and filmmakers, and reward festivalgoers.

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In “Kinds of Kindness,” Living Spaces Are Designed to Reveal Cruelty

The latest feature film from director Yorgos Lanthimos reverses course from the topsy-turvy...

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Harmony Korine’s High-Octane Aggro Dr1ft Gets Heated

Shot entirely in thermal cameras from NASA, the cult director’s acid-soaked film debuted in a...

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Dazzling Public Bathrooms Star in Wim Wenders’ Latest Film

The art-house filmmaker has turned his lens on an unlikely muse: Tokyo’s public toilets.

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The Obscure Ceramist Crucial to Saltburn’s Story

Director Emerald Fennell smartly employs the resplendent, ultra-rare pottery of Bernard Palissy as...

FILM
Hayao Miyazaki’s Solemn Swan Song

“The Boy and the Heron,” the Studio Ghibli auteur’s purported final film, shines an...

FILM
Without Makeup Prosthetist Kazu Hiro, There Is No “Maestro”

At the SCAD Savannah Film Festival, Hiro and producer Kristie Macosko Krieger pulled back the...

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The Deeper Meaning of Priscilla’s Candy-Colored Scenography

Sofia Coppola’s latest film, an adaptation of Priscilla Presley’s memoir, lives up to the...