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Scarlett Johansson, June Squibb and Chiwetel Ejiofor on the Human Connections in ‘Eleanor the Great’

After working 30 years as an actress, it would take a special screenplay to lure Scarlett Johansson to the other side of the camera, and she found it in “Eleanor the Great,”…

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‘Eleanor the Great’: June Squibb Continues Her Leading Lady Era With Great Comic Timing and Deep Emotion

It is rare to start a new chapter at age 94, but actress June Squibb did just that last year with her first-ever lead role in “Thelma,” a heartfelt and hilarious comedy…

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From ‘Challengers’ to ‘Queer,’ Writer Justin Kuritzkes on His Breakthrough Year in Film 

This has been quite a year for writer Justin Kuritzkes. The playwright, novelist and screenwriter has been launched to the forefront of arthouse cinema with director Luca Guadagnino. Early in the year, Kuritzkes’…

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‘Flow’ Filmmaker Gints Zilbalodis on His Wonderfully Immersive Ecological Fable About Solidarity

For Latvian filmmaker Gints Zilbalodis, telling a story does not always require communication through words. He likes the way an expression in the eyes or a gesture can convey so much. In his…

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Director Edward Berger on How Universal Doubt and the Allure of Power Inspired His Gripping ‘Conclave’

German filmmaker Edward Berger returns to a war zone with “Conclave.” After receiving much acclaim and Academy Awards recognition for his visceral “All Quiet on the Western Front,” set in the blood-soaked…

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Elijah Wood on Returning to Middle Earth for Ant Timpson’s Delightful Adventure Comedy ‘Bookworm’

Elijah Wood has played the son many times throughout his 35-year career, but for the first time he explores the parent-child relationship from the other side by portraying a father in Ant Timpson’s “…

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‘The Apprentice’ Director Ali Abbasi on Channeling Empathy and Punk Energy Into His Kinetic Portrait of Donald Trump

Iranian-Danish director Ali Abbasi has a thing for monsters. Outsiders and frightening deformities inhabit nearly all of his work. His latest film, “The Apprentice,” tells the story of a particularly dark friendship…

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‘The Taste of Things’ Director Trần Anh Hùng on Reuniting Juliette Binoche and Benoît Magimel for His Strikingly Sensuous Love Story

French-Vietnamese filmmaker Trần Anh Hùng understands what the most important things in life are. His latest feature, “The Taste of Things,” which won him Best Director at the 76th Cannes Film Festival…

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