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WorldPingAfter exploding on to the horror movie universe with fresh and inventive films, Barbarian and the Oscar winning Weapons, I was a little worried to hear Zach Cregger’s next film was going to be yet another entry in Sony’s Resident Evil franchise that…
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The auteur behind 'Weapons' and 'Barbarians' co-writes and directs the latest reboot of the horror film series based on the video games.
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WorldPingIn “Edward Said: Between Worlds,” documentarian Maiken Baird does not follow the tried-and-true formula of a bio-doc. Instead of trying to cram a whole lifetime in under two hours, she lets the protagonist speak for himself.
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WorldPingThere’s a certain wavelength of hangdog humor that denizens of the former Soviet Republics seem able to tune to at will, and Georgian director Levan Koguashvili more than most.
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WorldPingToward the end of the deep-feeling, deliciously histrionic drama “Closing Night,” the film shifts tone.
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Caleb Hearon and Zooey Deschanel star as siblings reconnecting after their father dies in the latest from filmmaker Kris Rey, premiering at the Toronto Film Festival.
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