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Celebrating the art of cinema with a curated selection of indie gems, classics, and world premieres.
Glasgow Film Festival showcases bold storytelling and innovative filmmaking from around the globe. It’s a haven for cinephiles seeking both discovery and deep cuts.
From intimate shorts to epic features, the program reflects cinema’s evolving landscape, inviting audiences to engage with stories that challenge and inspire.
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Ben Mankiewicz Ranks Stanley Kubrick’s Top Five Films in New Podcast EpisodeThe Turner Classic Movies host joins indie podcasters to dissect Kubrick’s filmography, highlighting personal favorites and revealing behind-the-scenes stories.
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Venice and Telluride: Fall Film Festivals Reveal Winners, Losers, and Divisive PicksAs Venice and Telluride wrap up, the festival circuit's buzz highlights a mix of awards contenders, surprises, and polarizing films that could shape Oscar season.
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Siân Heder’s ‘Being Heumann’: Making the Hardest Story She Could Imagine After ‘CODA’Following her Best Picture-winning ‘CODA,’ Siân Heder chose to craft a challenging, deeply personal biopic about disability rights activist Judy Heumann, embracing risk and authenticity.
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Jesse Eisenberg's 'The Debut' Elevates Julianne Moore to Oscar Contention with Personal TouchesEisenberg’s quirky musical comedy features Julianne Moore delivering a career-best performance, crafted from the filmmaker’s own childhood memories and artistic instincts.
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The Dark Turn of the 'Cliff Booth' Trailer: Intentional or Technical Glitch?A mysterious, shadow-laden trailer for David Fincher’s upcoming film has sparked questions about whether its darkness is artistic choice or technical mishap.
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Inside the Pixar Brain Trust: Meg LeFauve on Crafting 'Inside Out 2'Meg LeFauve reveals how Pixar’s collaborative process shaped the emotional sequel, emphasizing vulnerability and new storytelling terrain.
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‘The Flying Ace’ Turns 100, Reviving a Black Disabled Actor’s LegacyA centennial celebration of the 1926 silent film ‘The Flying Ace’ spotlights its groundbreaking portrayal of a Black disabled character, challenging Hollywood’s historic neglect of intersectional representation.
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Terry Matalas: The Visionary Behind the New Golden Age of Sci-Fi TVFrom childhood obsession to showrunner of major sci-fi series, Terry Matalas is shaping the genre’s future with a passion rooted in decades of fandom and craft.
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Esmé Creed-Miles Brings Fresh Spirit to 'Sense and Sensibility' as a New Marianne DashwoodThe latest adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel features a new Marianne, played by breakout star Esmé Creed-Miles, who brings a punk-rock edge and fresh energy to the classic role.
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Sebastian Stan’s Transformations, Political Themes, and Upcoming BlockbustersThe actor discusses his physical metamorphoses, the political edge of 'Fjord,' and the long road to 'Batman: Part II.'
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Crew Surprised by MAGA Politics in Ben Shapiro’s Pro-ICE Action FilmFilming of 'Pawn Shop' wrapped amid controversy over its political messaging, leaving crew members questioning what they were told before signing on.
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Mikey Madison Finds New Depth in 'The Social Reckoning' After Breakthrough RoleFresh off her Best Actress win for 'Anora,' Mikey Madison chooses a restrained, real-life character in Aaron Sorkin’s 'The Social Reckoning'—a stark contrast to her previous emotionally explosive parts.
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Mike Faist’s Role Choices: Big Feelings Over Comfort or DreadFor Mike Faist, selecting projects hinges on the intensity of emotion—either an overwhelming ‘Hell Yes’ or a profound sense of dread. His method reveals a desire for roles that ignite passion, even if they scare him.
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Liam Neeson's Longtime Stunt Double Turns Director for 'The Mongoose'After nearly three decades doubling for Liam Neeson, stunt performer Mark Vanselow makes his directorial debut with the action-thriller 'The Mongoose,' blending his deep familiarity with Neeson’s style into a fresh genre vehicle.
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Jacob Tierney’s ‘Heated Rivalry’ Transcended Scripts, Now Explores Its Origins in a New BookFrom hit TV series to a behind-the-scenes script collection, Jacob Tierney’s journey reveals the layered storytelling behind ‘Heated Rivalry’ and its deeply personal roots.
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Building a 'Friday the 13th' Prequel: Blood, Paranoia, and Linda Cardellini’s Pamela VoorheesA new 'Friday the 13th' series digs into Pamela Voorhees’s origins, blending old-school paranoia with fresh horror. Linda Cardellini leads a cast that promises a reimagining rooted in 1970s fears.
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Inside the Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast: Conversations on Craft, Challenges, and the Future of Indie FilmThe Filmmaker Toolkit podcast offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative and logistical hurdles faced by filmmakers, blending candid interviews with industry veterans and emerging voices alike.
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Chris Rock Breaks Free from Sandler Imitations, Embraces Personal FilmmakingThe comedian-turned-director reveals how stepping away from Adam Sandler’s shadow helped him find his own voice and make more authentic films.
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Fall 2026 Film Festivals Unveil a Fresh Wave of Breakout TalentFrom Venice to TIFF, this year's fall festivals spotlight a new generation of actors poised to define the coming era of cinema.
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‘Avatar’ Reboots and New Projects: The Franchise Finds Its Future Beyond ‘The Last Airbender’While countless new ‘Avatar’ projects flood the market, the most compelling one is distancing itself from the original series’ legacy, signaling a fresh direction for the franchise.
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Ava DuVernay’s ‘14th’ Is Not a Sequel, It’s a Puzzle of the ConstitutionDuVernay’s latest film at NYFF explores the 14th Amendment in a non-linear, layered way, diverging from her previous linear documentary ‘13th’.