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When conceiving his new film, “First Love,” director A.J. Edwards wanted to tell a different kind of young romance. Teenage attraction tends to belong in the YA genre, where candy-colored films…

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‘Brian and Charles’: David Earl and Chris Hayward on Turning Their Robot-Buddy Story Into Lovably Quirky Cinema 

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‘Father of the Bride’: Adria Arjona and Diego Boneta on the Quirks of Love and Latinidad 

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Eugenio Derbez and Samara Weaving Discuss ‘The Valet’ and Their Cinematic Coupling

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Laura Carmichael on ‘Downton Abbey’ and Working Alongside Dame Maggie Smith: ‘It’s really one of the greatest privileges of my life’

Few television shows have achieved the level of cultural impact as “Downton Abbey.” Just three and a half months after its September 2010 debut in the U.K., it made a splash on…

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‘Hold Your Fire’: Stefan Forbes’ Riveting Hostage Negotiation Documentary Moves With the Force of a Thriller

There are certain events that in hindsight encapsulated a lot more than what was obvious at the time. In Stefan Forbes’ documentary, “Hold Your Fire,” a New York City heist and…

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Mamoru Hosoda’s ‘Belle’ Paints an Immersive Experience of Fairy Tale Life in the Metaverse

As technology advances we as humans are increasingly living double lives. There’s our existence in the real world of flesh and blood and then there’s the reality we create for ourselves in the…

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‘Being the Ricardos’: Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem on Becoming Lucy Ball and Desi Arnaz

Amazon’s absorbing biopic “Being the Ricardos,” takes the viewer inside the world of Lucille Ball (Nicole Kidman) and her husband and “I Love Lucy” co-star Desi Arnaz (Javier Bardem), showing…

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In ‘Wolf,’ George MacKay Found His Animal Instinct by Looking at What It Is to Be Wild

Two years after he garnered worldwide acclaim for his starring role in the Oscar-winning war drama “1917,” British actor George MacKay delivers another impressive performance in Nathalie Biancheri’s “Wolf.” MacKay stars…

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‘Flee’ Filmmaker Jonas Poher Rasmussen on Animating His Friend’s Incredible Refugee Story 

For his latest feature documentary, “Flee,” filmmaker Jonas Poher Rasmussen did not have to look far to find his subject, Amin Nawabi (a pseudonym), his close friend and refugee originally from…

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‘King Richard’: Will Smith, Venus and Serena Williams on Authentically Telling the Tennis Stars’ Family Story

Few athletes, male or female, have achieved the level of success Venus and Serena Williams have, and for almost three decades, the pair have served as role models for young athletes,…

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‘Copshop’: Gerard Butler, Frank Grillo and Alexis Louder on Being Good, Bad and Gritty

Action movies like “Copshop” thrive on pure attitude. This one has enough to spare with a crackling, sarcastic script and the trio that makes up its key cast. Gerard Butler and…

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