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Director Sandberg discusses 'Till Dawn,' a horror film based on the video game, emphasizing practical effects, gore, and the challenges of adapting an interactive experience. He highlights the time loop subgenre and Swedish actor Peter Stormare.
"Andor" elevates modern Star Wars, transforming "Rogue One" into a thrilling conclusion. Explores rebellion's mechanics and sacrifices, contrasting with familiar franchise tropes. A gold standard in streaming TV era.
Sophie Nyweide, a child actress known for 'Bella' and 'Law & Order,' passed away at 23. Family cites struggles with trauma and self-medication. Remembered for her talent and kindness.
Nawi, a Kenyan-German film, addresses child marriage and fights for education. Based on a true story, it follows a young girl's journey and social impact. FilmCrew Media & Baobab Pictures Collaboration.
"Drop Dead City" unveils the 1975 NYC financial crisis. Highlighting debt, union power, and Ford's role, it explores the city's near-bankruptcy and the ideological battle over government's role. Key figures like Rohatyn helped rescue New York.
Discover Ren Qingtai, the visionary behind China's first film, Dingjun Mountain, and his impact on the nation's booming film industry. Celebrating 120 years of Chinese cinema.
"Sneaks" follows a pair of unique sneakers separated in NYC, navigating city dangers with a teen owner. It's about resilience, friendship, and finding your way. For kids. Sneaker adventure!
Emilio Estevez wrote a Mighty Ducks sequel script, potentially featuring an all-girl team. Bombay, last seen on Disney+'s Game Changers, might return coaching roller derby. Legal disputes led to his exit.
Nia DaCosta directs 'The Bone Holy Place,' a new take on the infected-ridden world of '28 Days Later.' Thirty years after the rage virus, a group uncovers dark secrets. Trailer released by Columbia Photo.
Director regrets including Trump's cameo in Home Alone 2. He says Trump demanded to be in the film for Plaza use, later refuted by Trump. The audience initially reacted positively to the scene.
In the 1997 Oscar-winning film directed by James Cameron, Leonardo DiCaprioâs character, Jack, was unable to fit on the floating door with Kate Winsletâs Rose, ultimately dying in the freezing water.
He finds asylum in a town called Redemption, where the entire population is said to be âwanted, dead or alive.â Their game is to fake their own hangings and burials â all duly recorded by resident photographer Ben (Nicolas Cage) â then live on under aliases following a baptismal ârebirthâ from local preacher-leader Jericho (Costas Mandylor).