Are Movies Really Getting Longer?
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The French Dispatch makes the Connection
Festival de Cannes: France by Bruno Dumont
Fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be a bumpy night: Why the future of the Oscars is in jeopardy
How Individualists, Creatives, Beatniks and Artists in Hollywood briefly took back the reins in the Seventies
‘Joker’ and ‘Taxi Driver’ in Focus: God’s Lonely Man
Part of the Gang: Once Upon a Time in Tarantino’s Hollywood
TriBeCa: ‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile’
Oscar Hosts: A Short History of the Biggest Comedy Gig on Earth
Creed: A Franchise That Shouldn’t Throw in the Towel Just Yet
A Star Is Born: Bradley Cooper’s Voice Emerges and he Wants You to Listen
Schrader’s Mastery of Character Prevails with new release ‘First Reformed’
8 Things Wrong With Oceans 8
An Ode to Oldies: On The Waterfront
The Shape of Water: A Best Picture with Nothing of Note
The Dwindling Supply Chain: How Sean Parker’s Screening Room Could Shake Up the Film Industry
Hidden Figures: Review
Alternative Films: The 89th Academy Awards
Legendary Film Director, Martin Scorsese speaks to The Philosophical Society.
Review: ‘Time Out of Mind’ Screening at the Savoy Cinema in Dublin, attended by Richard Gere.
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