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Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Talk ‘Air’ and Its Deeper Significance

We are a society obsessed with brands. The clothes and accessories now make the person. Much of the power of selling an item has to do with how it evokes some sort of…

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‘Tetris’ Creators Reveal How the Famous Video Game United Both Sides of the Iron Curtain

The incredible true story of how a wildly popular video game got through the iron curtain comes alive in Apple TV’s “Tetris.” Taron Egerton stars as Henk Rogers, the Japan-based Dutch-American…

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‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’ Directors Tell Us How They Captured the Classic Game’s Spirit

For directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, making movies has been a game for the last few years. The pair have defined fun at the multiplexes by penning hits like…

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‘Of an Age’ Writer-Director Goran Stolevski Seeks to Tell Queer Stories of Evocative Power 

The most tragic and piercing romances are the ones that leave behind the ghostly question of what could have been. Goran Stolevski’s latest feature, the evocative “Of an Age,” is a…

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Filmmaker John Patton Ford Tells Us How His Own Struggles With Debt Inspired ‘Emily the Criminal’

The student loan crisis is currently a hot topic in the U.S., and it hits close to home for Aubrey Plaza in writer-director John Patton Ford’s compelling thriller “Emily the…

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James Norton on Tapping Into His Inner Huckster to Become the ‘Rogue Agent’

James Norton is the “Rogue Agent,” in a thriller that unspools into a shocking true crime case. It is the English actor’s first project as a producer, now working behind and…

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‘I Love My Dad’: James Morosini on How His Catfish Comedy Helped Him Better Understand His Father

Families are complicated, and even some of the most loving parents end up passing trauma onto their children. While most people can only go to therapy, writer, director and actor James Morosini…

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Mounia Akl’s ‘Costa Brava, Lebanon’ Is Both Personal and Universal

Set in the near future, one family’s quest to live a peaceful life outside of Beirut is interrupted after the garbage from which they are escaping ends up in their backyard, literally, in…

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