Ryan Lattanzio

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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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New York Indian Film Festival Highlights Include Shyam Benegal and James Ivory Tributes: What to See

1 week ago | indiewire.com | Ryan Lattanzio

The 25th anniversary edition of the New York Indian Film Festival — one of the nation’s leading showcases of independent Indian cinema — unspools at New York’s Angelika through Sunday, June 22. Officially opening Friday, June 20 with Raam Reddy’s 2024 Berlinale selection “The Fable,” the festival includes Anurag Kashyap’s intense Hindi-language thriller “Kennedy” as the Centerpiece on June 21.
Screen Talk Previews ’28 Years Later’ at the Box Office — and Fall Festival Hopefuls

1 week ago | indiewire.com | Ryan Lattanzio |Anne Thompson

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Screen Talk Previews ’28 Years Later’ at the Box Office - and Fall Festival Hopefuls

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Ryan Lattanzio |Anne Thompson

Generate Key TakeawaysThe June 20 box office weekend looks like another blockbuster double-header with the releases of Disney/Pixar’s animated family film “Elio” and Sony’s R-rated post-apocalyptic sequel “28 Years Later.” Danny Boyle’s follow-up to his groundbreaking 2002 zombie classic “28 Days Later” has some of the best 2025 reviews for a franchise movie.
‘Christiane F.,’ Which Ebert Called ‘One of the Most Horrifying Movies Ever,’ Returns to Theaters in 4K

1 week ago | indiewire.com | Ryan Lattanzio

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‘Christiane F.,’ Which Ebert Called ‘One of the Most Horrifying Movies Ever,’ Returns to Theaters in 4K

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Ryan Lattanzio

Generate Key Takeaways“Christiane F.,” the 1981 cult classic nightmare vision of a teen girl’s descent into heroin addiction in West Berlin, makes even “The Panic in Needle Park” look like a walk in the, well, you know.
‘The Four Seasons’ Breakout Marco Calvani on Going Very Gay and Very Italian for the Netflix Series

1 week ago | indiewire.com | Ryan Lattanzio

When I sat down for lunch in Bryant Park, Manhattan, with “The Four Seasons” star Marco Calvani, I asked him whether anyone had recognized him on the street during the press tour for the Netflix series. “I am learning to enjoy this time until it lasts. Those billboards on Santa Monica Boulevard, in three months, there will be another face. Sunset Boulevard, we took over, everywhere, my big, giant face. I didn’t know any of this before, so I can’t say I was afraid, but I didn’t know what to expect.
Magnolia Pictures to Host Free Screenings of Danielle Deadwyler Thriller ’40 Acres’ for Juneteenth

1 week ago | indiewire.com | Ryan Lattanzio

Acclaimed actress Danielle Deadwyler (“Till,” “The Piano Lesson”) is back on the big screen this summer with the release of R.T. Thorne’s “40 Acres.” The critically praised 2024 TIFF premiere — a survival action-thriller set after a plague has destroyed animal life on Earth — doesn’t open nationally until July 2. But select audiences can see the movie for free on the upcoming Juneteenth holiday, June 19, courtesy of distributor Magnolia Pictures.
Magnolia Pictures to Host Free Screenings of Danielle Deadwyler Thriller ’40 Acres’ for Juneteenth

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Ryan Lattanzio

Jon Stewart Gives Furious Monologue Shaming the Right for Their Response to Killings of Minnesota Lawmakers: ‘What Blows My Mind Is Our Resignation in the Aftermath’On this week’s episode of “The Daily Show,” Jon Stewart took an uncharacteristically furious tone as he attacked conservatives for their response to …
Magnolia Pictures to Host Free Screenings of Danielle Deadwyler Thriller ’40 Acres’ for Juneteenth

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Ryan Lattanzio

Acclaimed actress Danielle Deadwyler (“Till,” “The Piano Lesson”) is back on the big screen this summer with the release of R.T. Thorne’s “40 Acres.” The critically praised 2024 TIFF premiere — a survival action-thriller set after a plague has destroyed animal life on Earth — doesn’t open nationally until July 2. But select audiences can see the movie for free on the upcoming Juneteenth holiday, June 19, courtesy of distributor Magnolia Pictures.
The Ending of ‘Materialists’ Might Not Mean What You Think It Does

2 weeks ago | indiewire.com | Ryan Lattanzio

[Editor’s note: The following story contains spoilers for “Materialists,” particularly its ending.]“Materialists” has more on its mind than your standard-issue romantic dramedy: It’s a cutting exploration of modern dating and how impoverished it can be, with Celine Song‘s latest A24 collaboration using IRL matchmaking as a smart (and more cinematic) template for her inquiries rather than making the film swipe-centric.

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9 Apr 25

I spoke to Sarah Polley about length about many things besides THE STUDIO — from a critic who told off TAKE THIS WALTZ to her face after a press screening to where the legacy of Alice Munro, whose story she adapted for AWAY FROM HER, stands after last year’s unsettling news.

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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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14 Mar 25

RT @IndieWire: Todd Solondz on ‘Palindromes’ Restoration and His Stalled ‘Love Child’: ‘It Could Happen Tomorrow… Or It Could Never Happen’…

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16 Feb 25

this movie rules

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‘Dreams’ Review: Jessica Chastain Gives a Daring Performance in Michel Franco’s Most Powerful Film Yet https://t.co/m21Rz9G4M9

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Articles

New York Indian Film Festival Highlights Include Shyam Benegal and James Ivory Tributes: What to See

Screen Talk Previews ’28 Years Later’ at the Box Office — and Fall Festival Hopefuls

Screen Talk Previews ’28 Years Later’ at the Box Office - and Fall Festival Hopefuls

‘Christiane F.,’ Which Ebert Called ‘One of the Most Horrifying Movies Ever,’ Returns to Theaters in 4K

‘Christiane F.,’ Which Ebert Called ‘One of the Most Horrifying Movies Ever,’ Returns to Theaters in 4K

‘The Four Seasons’ Breakout Marco Calvani on Going Very Gay and Very Italian for the Netflix Series

Magnolia Pictures to Host Free Screenings of Danielle Deadwyler Thriller ’40 Acres’ for Juneteenth

Magnolia Pictures to Host Free Screenings of Danielle Deadwyler Thriller ’40 Acres’ for Juneteenth

Magnolia Pictures to Host Free Screenings of Danielle Deadwyler Thriller ’40 Acres’ for Juneteenth

The Ending of ‘Materialists’ Might Not Mean What You Think It Does

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