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In 2021, Martin Scorsese’s Film Foundation partnered with Cineteca di Bologna to launch a new 4K restoration of Sambizanga, the second feature film directed by the filmmaker and political activist Sarah Maldoror, at Il Cinema Ritrovato. Since then, prints of Sambizanga and Maldoror’s many later works have been some of the most in-demand properties on the repertory scene, with retrospectives
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Veteran media and entertainment executive Steve Shikiya has been named Chief Operating Officer of Anonymous Content. Reporting directly to President and CEO Darren Walker, Shikiya will oversee Anonymous’s day-to-day business operations, including finance, corporate development, business affairs, and human resources. He will work closely with leadership across the management, production and brand studio businesses and
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Netflix is heading back to 19th-century Paris for a new take on one of literature’s most famous characters. Victor Hugo’s The Hunchback of Notre-Dame has inspired countless adaptations over the years, but the story is perhaps best known to modern audiences for Disney’s 1966 animated movie. Often considered one of the studio’s best Renaissance-era films,
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Megan Ellison’s Annapurna reduced its work force by roughly 30 employees. The producer of A24’s hit arthouse comedy The Invite counts around 189 staffers. We hear that cuts were made throughout all divisions, TV, film and indie games. A rep for the studio tells Deadline, “The reduction reflects business conditions. Annapurna is an independent entertainment
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Although Dark Matter season 1’s ending brings a well-rounded closure to many underlying storylines, it also makes room for another season by intentionally leaving viewers with several intriguing cliffhangers. After walking through Jason’s multiversal travels throughout its runtime and introducing many alternate versions of him in episode 8, Dark Matter episode 9 highlights how the
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The Game of Thrones TV series is responsible for spreading several misconceptions about the world of Westeros. Of course, HBO can’t be blamed entirely for this. There is no screen adaptation that could ever cover a fantasy world with the scope of a book series. George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire is
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The location pros behind Best Picture Oscar winner One Battle After Another and nominee Marty Supreme won the film prizes at the 2026 LMGI Awards, with the Pluribus, Fallout and Black Rabbit teams taking TV honors. Location Managers Guild International held its 13th annual ceremony Saturday night, which was hosted by comic and TV personality
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Actor Michael Wright, known for his roles in The Five Heartbeats, Sugar Hill, V and Oz, died Aug. 19 in Los Angeles. He was 70. “It is with profound sadness and an unimaginable heaviness in my heart that I share the passing of my beloved husband, Michael Wright,” his wife Susan Wright wrote on Instagram.
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EXCLUSIVE: Terrence Terrell (Giants), Jayne Taini (Station 19), Sachin Bhatt (The Company You Keep), Mario Cantone (Sex And The City) and William Sadler (The Shawshank Redemption) are starring in dramedy The Summer They Came, which is in post-production. America Young directs the seaside movie from writer and executive producer Nick Wauters. Principal photography took place this
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Game of Thrones fans have a lot to discuss now that Season 3 of House of the Dragon has finished airing. The series has introduced several controversial changes to George R.R. Martin’s source material, but this season felt like it kicked those diversions into overdrive. Despite pushback from A Song of Ice and Fire and
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EXCLUSIVE: Ahead of its launch at the Venice Film Festival, Paul Schrader‘s drama The Basics of Philosophy has got some key support. Noora Films has joined the film to represent international sales and Schrader’s old collaborator Martin Scorsese is aboard as an executive producer. Scorsese and Schrader formed one of the most potent writing-directing partnerships
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Winterfell may be among the most iconic locations in the entirety of Game of Thrones, serving as the backdrop for the series’ most dramatic moments, including the Battle of the Bastards and the Long Night, Bran Stark’s fateful fall from the tower, Theon Greyjoy’s disastrous coup and eventual downfall, the Stark siblings’ long-awaited reunion, and,
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Watermelon Pictures got off to a buzzy start last weekend at the Angelika in New York City with American Doctor, Poh Si Teng’s documentary feature about three U.S. physicians who volunteered to treat grievously wounded Palestinian children in Gaza. Watermelon reported a cume of $41.1k at the Angelika. The film expands this week, and Watermelon
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A musical adaptation of 10 Things I Hate About You, based on the 1999 Touchstone Pictures film written by Karen McCullah and Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith, is heading to Broadway next year. The production features a book by Lena Dunham and playwright Jessica Huang, with music and lyrics by Carly Rae Jepsen and Ethan Gruska. Christopher Wheeldon (An American
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For countless fans worldwide, watching Naruto was a formative experience as a child or teenager. Its sweeping narrative weaves together tales of devotion, redemption, and difficult emotions like envy and loss—these stories have always resonated deeply with its core shōnen demographic and shaped the way its fans see the world. As one grows older, though,
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Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow are reprising their roles from Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion for the sequel. The duo was at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event in Anaheim, California, to preview Romy and Michele 2, which they both executive produce. With the sequel premiering 30 years after the original was released, Sorvino
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