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EXCLUSIVE: Vienna-based sales agency Square Eyes has acquired international sales rights for Belgian director Isabelle Tollenaere’s displacement drama Paris Paris ahead of its premiere in the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival’s Proxima sidebar in July. The drama follows three men from China, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Palestine living together in a squatted apartment
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Several must-watch entries in the film noir genre have joined HBO Max’s movie lineup. Film noir is a term that can be used rather loosely, but it generally describes a period of years during the Golden Age of Hollywood. Released between the early 1940s and late 1950s, these films – typically made in black and
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The 1968 horror movie Night of the Living Dead is widely credited as beginning the on-screen fascination with zombie apocalypses. Since then, stories of flesh-eating corpses raised from the dead have come to dominate movies and television. Franchises like 28 Days Later have generated a 24-year lifespan and counting, while others, like Zombieland, have attracted
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Absolute Wonder Woman boasts the same strength that fellow comics Absolute Batman and Absolute Superman have in that it is fascinating to see new interpretations of classic characters and villains. Absolute Wonder Woman’s Zatanna Zatara, for example, was treated to a magnificent and understated redesign, and Circe being Diana’s adoptive mother in the Wild Isle
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The shonen anime Big Three, being One Piece, Naruto, and Bleach, are monumental titles that revolutionized the shonen landscape in the late 1990s and early 2000s. They effectively set the standard for the demographic over several years, holding an undeniable monopoly on mainstream anime with no other series coming close. Their massive success created an
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Prime Video’s The Boys is openly based on the world of its source material, but the show highlights some major differences between the two media. With The Boys’ season 5’s ending, the show wrapped up after a long-running story in which the titular group tried to free the world from corrupt Supes. Using the premise
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As the discourse around artificial intelligence (AI) in Hollywood continues to buzz, Steven Spielberg recently shared his two cents. The 3x Oscar winner noted that he’s “withholding judgment on AI” until he has a better understanding of how it’s being used, but he’s “not willing to substitute” an AI tool for a creative role usually
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Cyrille Bolloré, Chairman and CEO of the Bolloré Group, has addressed an open letter launched at Cannes accusing his father Vincent Bolloré of political interference in France’s media and entertainment sectors. Speaking at the group’s general assembly in Paris on Wednesday, Cyrille Bolloré evoked an atmosphere of “irritation” and “agitation” in reference to the letter
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Crunchyroll celebrated the 10th edition of its Anime Awards on Saturday in Tokyo, honoring this year’s winners, who were chosen from 73 million votes globally. Hosted by hosted by Sally Amaki and Jon Kabira, the 10th Crunchyroll Anime Awards selected the final season of My Hero Academia for Anime of the Year, which was presented
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The sci-fi genre on TV is full of rich and unique worlds, and there are some TV shows that can brag about having perfect worldbuilding. Among the best TV shows of all time are various sci-fi shows, such as Black Mirror, The X-Files, and Firefly. While it’s not a requirement for every sci-fi show, many
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Science fiction legend Adrian Tchaikovsky is making his graphic novel debut with the upcoming Salvation’s Child. The book, released through Amazon’s Comixology, will serve as a prequel to Tchaikovsky’s The Final Architecture series that began with 2021’s Shards of Earth​​​​​​. Given the critical and commercial acclaim of Tchaikovsky, fans of science fiction have every reason
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