Ryan Lattanzio
Executive Editor and Co-Host, Screen Talk at IndieWire
Deputy Editor of Film and co-host of “Screen Talk” @indiewire. Garden-variety firecracker. “You know I can’t handle hard news before noon.”
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Editor’s Note: The following story contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 2 of “The Last of Us.”Pedro Pascal knew that Joel’s fate in “The Last of Us” Season 2, Episode 2, would be devastating for fans. In keeping with the early events of Naughty Dog’s game “The Last of Us Part II” — one more time, spoilers are ahead — Joel is brutally killed in this week’s installment of the HBO series.
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Director Jia Zhang-Ke returns with a sprawling portrait of romantic destiny culled from 22 years of footage with “Caught by the Tides,” his latest collaboration with his wife and muse Zhao Tao. Here, she plays Quiaoqiao, who drifts through decades of Chinese history while witnessing its profound and turbulent political changes. Sideshow and Janus Films open “Caught by the Tides” in select theaters May 9, and IndieWire shares the exclusive trailer premiere below.
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yahoo.com | Ryan Lattanzio
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysDirector Jia Zhang-Ke returns with a sprawling portrait of romantic destiny culled from 22 years of footage with “Caught by the Tides,” his latest collaboration with his wife and muse Zhao Tao.
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indiewire.com | Ryan Lattanzio
The 2025 Berlin Film Festival jury, led by Todd Haynes, fell hard for their eventual Golden Bear winner “Dreams (Sex Love),” the third entry in a trilogy from Norwegian director Dag Johan Haugerud. Now, Strand Releasing has announced the acquisition of the film, about the fallout of a young woman’s (Ella Øverbye) crush on her female French teacher (Selome Emnetu), for North American release. Strand will also release the prior films in Haugerud’s Oslo Trilogy, “Sex” and “Love,” this summer as well.
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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.
Sarah Polley on Her ‘The Studio’ Cameo, the Myth of the ‘Mad Unwieldy Genius,’ and Alice Munro’s Complicated Legacy https://t.co/ZMpvSB0Kqb
RT @IndieWire: Todd Solondz on ‘Palindromes’ Restoration and His Stalled ‘Love Child’: ‘It Could Happen Tomorrow… Or It Could Never Happen’…
this movie rules
‘Dreams’ Review: Jessica Chastain Gives a Daring Performance in Michel Franco’s Most Powerful Film Yet https://t.co/m21Rz9G4M9