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Sony Develops Django/Zorro Crossover With L.A. Confidential Writer

Sony Pictures is moving a Django/Zorro crossover into development, reuniting two pop‑culture icons in a fresh adventure. The project draws from a 2014 comic series co‑created by Quentin Tarantino and Matt…

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Farewell Stunt Run: Jackass Delivers One Last Round of Mayhem in a New Trailer

Farewell Stunt Run: Jackass Goes Out in a New Trailer The Jackass crew returns for what’s described as their fifth feature—and possibly their last—treating fans to a farewell tour of their…

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Truth & Movies dives into Rose of Nevada, Mother Mary and Vox Lux

In this week’s Truth & Movies segment, the team surveys three striking titles shaping contemporary cinema: Mark Jenkin’s Rose Of Nevada, David Lowery’s Mother Mary, and a rewatch of Brady Corbet’s…

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DGA Extends Russell Hollander’s Term as National Executive Director to 2029

In a move aimed at keeping the Directors Guild of America’s leadership aligned with its members’ evolving needs, Russell Hollander has signed on to lead the guild’s national office through the…

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First Ray Films unveils six-film Cannes slate as it enters its second decade

Mumbai's First Ray Films is expanding its footprint at the Cannes Market, rolling out a six‑film lineup that spans 2026 through 2028 and signals growth as the banner enters its second…

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Jack Reynor weighs in on The Mummy ending and a busy slate

Ending discussion and the slate ahead Jack Reynor, who plays Charlie Cannon in Lee Cronin's The Mummy, shares his take on the film's finale. He values the franchise's legacy and notes…

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Dark Blue: Kurt Russell’s Peak Performance, Not The Madison

In Ron Shelton’s Dark Blue, Kurt Russell delivers a performance that reframes his career-long ease as a loaded weapon. He plays Eldon Perry, a Los Angeles detective whose charm masks brutal…

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Nuestra Tierra Reframes Indigenous Murder as a Brutal Chronicle of Colonial Legacies

Overview Lucrecia Martel's documentary dives into a 2009 killing within the Chuschagasta Indigenous community of northern Argentina. The film blends drone-captured imagery, courtroom footage, and raw cellphone videos to pull back…

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Dystopian Arena Drama: The School Duel Reframes Violence as Spectacle

Todd Wiseman Jr. delivers a stark debut that uses black-and-white imagery to draw you into a near-future crisis. The School Duel reframes school violence as a televised arena where teens face…

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Truth & Movies Explores Rose of Nevada, Mother Mary and Vox Lux (2018)

In the newest Truth & Movies installment, the hosts thread together three titles that anchor a broader talk about cinema's present moment: Mark Jenkin’s Rose of Nevada, David Lowery’s Mother Mary,…