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Gladiator II Uses Every Possible Inch of Malta to Recreate Rome

The production design for Gladiator II emphasizes both familiarity and an enhanced epic scale, continuing the legacy of the original film.

Fawzia Mirza and Amrit Kaur on The Queen of My Dreams: People want to hear more queer Muslim stories'

Fawzia Mirza's debut film explores the intersection of queer identity and Muslim background through a semi-autobiographical narrative.

Good One movie review & film summary (2024) | Roger Ebert

A film's power lies in the subterranean moments that occur between the words, where characters and audiences feel the profound impact of subtle shifts in consciousness.

37 On-Set "Mistakes" That Actually Ended Up Being Genius Movie Moments

The importance of embracing unplanned moments in film-making can lead to memorable and impactful scenes.

Harmony Korine: 'If life is a movie, every blink could be an edit'

Art and life convergence in Harmony Korine's work, exploring questions of reality, fantasy, and post-meaning.

Josh O'Connor Says La Chimera Is a "Deeply Political" Film

Love and communication through sign language play a significant role in the film.

Parthenope review Paolo Sorrentino contrives a facile, bikini-clad self-parody

Sorrentino's new film borders on self-parody with excessive focus on beauty and lack of substance.

Student wins award for her film in war-torn Beirut

Middlesex University student films succeed at Royal Television Society awards.

All the romance of film-making is gone': Woody Allen hints at retirement again

Woody Allen hints at retirement from film-making after his latest movie release.
Allen expresses frustration with the current state of cinema distribution and fundraising.

Josh Brolin Explains His Viral Poetry for Dune: Part Two

Josh Brolin's Instagram captions show enthusiasm for Dune 2 premiere.
Brolin and Greig Fraser collaborated to create a book capturing behind-the-scenes moments of Dune filming.

Cobweb movie review & film summary (2024) | Roger Ebert

The film 'Cobweb' is about a troubled director trying to make a horror film in the 1970s.
The film explores the chaos and interpersonal drama that occurs on a movie set.

Notes on a scandal: how true should biopics be?

The movie Titanic faced backlash from the family of First Officer William Murdoch for its depiction of him shooting passengers
Hollywood still grapples with the moral dilemma of how to portray real people in movies
from The Village Voice
11 months ago

Book Picks: Visual Storytelling for a Season of Reflection - The Village Voice

A selection of book picks covering a range of topics including art, photography, film-making, and more.
The book Sofia Coppola: Archive offers an inside look into Coppola's creative process and her films.
Toilet Paper magazine offers a surreal and provocative take on commercial photography.

Esquire Editors' Favorite Pre-Prime Day 2024 Book SalesShop Now

Madhumita Murgia explores how AI impacts real people, not just Silicon Valley elites.
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