Ryan Lattanzio
Executive Editor and Co-Host, Screen Talk at IndieWire
Executive editor and co-host of “Screen Talk” @indiewire. Garden-variety firecracker. “You know I can’t handle hard news before noon.”
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indiewire.com | Ryan Lattanzio
From spring into the start of summer, the festival season keeps on rolling. Cannes just gave a jumpstart to the movie year ahead, but the 24th edition of the Tribeca Festival, happening all over New York City June 4 through 15, is here with another ambitious, genre-crossing lineup. This year’s festival — celebrating film, television, immersive storytelling, music, audio storytelling, iconic movie revivals, and more — boasts nearly 120 features across narrative and documentary forms.
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ca.news.yahoo.com | Ryan Lattanzio |Jim Hemphill
Physical media culture is alive and thriving thanks to the home video tastemakers hailing everywhere from The Criterion Collection to Kino Lorber and the Warner Archive Collection. Each month, IndieWire highlights the best recent and upcoming Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K releases for cinephiles to own now — and to bring ballast and permanence to your moviegoing at a time when streaming windows on classic movies close just as soon as they open.
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indiewire.com | Ryan Lattanzio |Jim Hemphill
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yahoo.com | Ryan Lattanzio |Jim Hemphill
Generate Key TakeawaysPhysical media culture is alive and thriving thanks to the home video tastemakers hailing everywhere from The Criterion Collection to Kino Lorber and the Warner Archive Collection. Each month, IndieWire highlights the best recent and upcoming Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K releases for cinephiles to own now — and to bring ballast and permanence to your moviegoing at a time when streaming windows on classic movies close just as soon as they open.
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ca.news.yahoo.com | Ryan Lattanzio |Anne Thompson
As IndieWire wraps up our Cannes Film Festival coverage — see our favorite films of the festival here and our annual critics survey here — so does the Screen Talk podcast. This week, hosts Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio debate the late-breaking premieres like “The History of Sound” and “The Mastermind,” finally get a chance to gush over “Sentimental Value,” and speculate on what countries might submit Cannes premieres for the International Feature Oscar.
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Sarah Polley on Her ‘The Studio’ Cameo, the Myth of the ‘Mad Unwieldy Genius,’ and Alice Munro’s Complicated Legacy https://t.co/ZMpvSB0Kqb
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‘Dreams’ Review: Jessica Chastain Gives a Daring Performance in Michel Franco’s Most Powerful Film Yet https://t.co/m21Rz9G4M9