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3 days ago | 
manofmany.com | Chad Kennerk |Scott Purcell |Frank Arthur
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1 week ago | 
filmreviewdaily.com | Chad Kennerk
Michael and Danny Philippou, the Aussie twin brothers behind 2023’s viral summer horror hit Talk to Me, are back with a refined sophomore scare.The Adelaide-born filmmakers honed their skills as successful YouTubers (aka RackaRacka), and cut their teeth crewing for films such as director Jennifer Kent’s grief study, The Babadook.
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3 weeks ago | 
manofmany.com | Chad Kennerk |Scott Purcell |Frank Arthur
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4 weeks ago | 
boxofficepro.com | Chad Kennerk
The powerful true story of equal pay activist Lilly Ledbetter hit close to home for director Rachel Feldman. In an industry that has long struggled with gender parity, Feldman entered Hollywood when just one percent of TV and film projects were being directed by women. Known for her work on series such as Blue Bloods, The Rookie, and The Baxters, the veteran director brings decades of experience—and advocacy—to a feature debut rooted in resilience.
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1 month ago | 
boxofficepro.com | Chad Kennerk
Few stories have been adapted more than Romeo and Juliet, but writer/director Timothy Scott Bogart’s Juliet & Romeo completely flips the script on Shakespeare’s beloved play—rebuilding it as an original musical.
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1 month ago | 
filmreviewdaily.com | Chad Kennerk
In an era where the American West has largely been mythologised through the lens of straight, cis white males, On Swift Horses offers a refreshing, poignant departure. The familiar rhythms of the Western, noir and melodrama are disrupted in the narrative based on Shannon Pufahl's 2019 novel.
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1 month ago | 
boxofficepro.com | Chad Kennerk
Some moments in cinema history transcend the screen and become part of our moviegoing heritage. Few images capture that nostalgic magic quite like the animated dancing snacks that cheerfully invited audiences, “Let’s all go to the lobby.” It’s a tune ingrained in the collective moviegoing memory, but the story behind the animation has largely remained untold—until now.
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1 month ago | 
filmreviewdaily.com | Chad Kennerk
In the 2015 survival horror video game from Playstation, players took control of eight teens trapped on a remote mountain, hunted by an unseen terror. A robust butterfly effect system tracked player choices, reshaping character relationships and determining who lived or died in a story with hundreds of potential endings. It even had a starry cast with Hayden Panettiere and Rami Malek voicing the digital counterparts that adopted their visages.
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1 month ago | 
boxofficepro.com | Chad Kennerk
For two decades Daniel Minahan has quietly shaped the modern television landscape, lending a sharp eye and fearless storytelling to HBO series such as Six Feet Under, Deadwood, Big Love, True Blood, and Game of Thrones, as well as FX’s American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace—for which he won an Emmy—and the Netflix miniseries Halston.
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1 month ago | 
filmreviewdaily.com | Chad Kennerk
Following a career directing music videos for artists like Grizzly Bear, Panda Bear, and Björk, Isaiah Saxon makes a decisive and welcome leap into feature filmmaking with A24’s The Legend of Ochi. It's an accomplished debut that wears its influences on its sleeve — equal parts Spielbergian wonder and Andersonian quirk — without ever losing its own eclectic voice.
