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FILMS


A Journey Unplanned: Vytautas Katkus' 'The Visitor' Explores the Weight of Doing Nothing
Karlovy Vary Film Festival is set to host the premiere of THE VISITOR , the poignant and subtly absurd feature debut from Lithuanian...
By Brian Robau


'Jurassic World Rebirth' Kicks Off New Era with Strong Box Office Debut
Universal and Amblin's JURASSIC WORLD REBIRTH has exceeded initial expectations, signaling a promising new chapter for the popular...
By Lauren Selmann


We're Gonna Need a Bigger Celebration: 'Jaws' at 50, A Legacy That Still Bites
Fifty years ago, on June 20, 1975, a film roared into cinemas and forever changed the landscape of Hollywood and our relationship with...
By Meredith Roman


Yuya Danzuka's 'Brand New Landscape': A Breakout Debut Intertwining Personal Anguish with Tokyo's Urban Canvas
At just 26 years old, Japanese filmmaker Yuya Danzuka has delivered a remarkably mature and intellectually assured debut feature with...
By Brian Robau


'The Shrouds': A Macabre Dance with Grief and TechnologY
David Cronenberg's latest cinematic offering, THE SHROUDS , opens with a stark, unsettling image: a decaying body within an underground...
By Brian Robau


Robert Zemeckis' 'Here'Â Is a Noble Experiment Trapped by Its Own Gimmicks
From the groundbreaking animation of Who Framed Roger Rabbit  to the unsettling visual style of The Polar Express , director Robert...
By Brian Robau


'Presence' Brings Director Steven Soderbergh's Distinct Vision to the Haunted Genre
Steven Soderbergh, a filmmaker who started in the independent scene, has perhaps become Hollywood's most ardent advocate for well-crafted...
By Brian Robau

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