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‘Anemone’: Ronan Day-Lewis on Crafting a Requiem of War and Brotherhood With His Renowned Father Daniel Day-Lewis

There is a comfortable casualness in the way Ronan Day-Lewis describes finding the plot for his feature debut, “Anemone.” No doubt this is because he wrote the screenplay with his father, the…

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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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