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Before Hailey Gates made her Sundance-winning feature film “Atropia,” the young filmmaker was attempting to make a short film, “Shako Mako,” based on the real-life military training village she ended up depicting in the feature. The fashion brand Miu Miu, as part of its Women’s Tales filmmakers series, helped make it happen. The brand provided clothing, some financing, and other resources, but — above all — was hands-off with the creative.
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The project code name for Ryan Coogler‘s “Sinners” was “Grilled Cheese.” After spending four years making “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” the filmmaker said he “wanted to make something that we could make fast and that we knew we could make well.” That’s a grilled cheese sandwich.
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Production has begun on the next feature film from “A Real Pain” director Jesse Eisenberg, and A24 has already acquired the rights to distribute it. Eisenberg’s film, which he wrote and will direct as his third feature, is still untitled but is an original comedy starring Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti, with Eisenberg also taking on a role in the film.
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He is risen indeed. One week before Easter, three of the top 10 titles at the box office this weekend were faith-based stories about the life of Jesus Christ, including Angel Studios’ animated “The King of Kings” as well as “The Chosen: Last Supper” Parts 2 and 3, as released by Fathom Entertainment.
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President Donald Trump has backed down from his reciprocal tariffs on Wednesday after days of market fretting and concern at home and internationally (at least for now), but for Hollywood, some of the industry’s biggest problems started well before Trump ever announced his so-called “Liberation Day.” As IndieWire previously reported, Hollywood productions are moving overseas at an alarming rate, as the cost of doing business has made it cheaper to fly someone overseas than to film in your own...
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We’re already running to the theater. During its CinemaCon presentation on Thursday, Paramount Pictures gave the first look at “The Running Man,” the new adaptation of Stephen King’s book as directed by Edgar Wright and starring Glen Powell. While footage won’t be shared publicly for a while, we’re happy to report that the film looks as visually stylized and creative as any of Wright’s prior films.
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