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Cédric Kahn employs a human-first approach to adolescent mental health in his effective drama.

Julia Loktev's protagonists are now dispersed around the world, and she unifies them through a shared feeling of dislocation and disbelief.

'Late Fame' manages to coast for a while on Willem Dafoe's performance, which exudes his characteristic gracefulness.

Kurosawa Kiyoshi continually finds new ways to render the story's self-contained setting as a source of rich visual pleasure.

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Adrian Chiarella's at times intensely creepy horror tale reveals itself to also be a potent and poignant teen romance.

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Magaro discusses where he found the honesty in the film's script and why he thinks audiences understand his character's controversial choice.

"I want to keep stretching my skin.”

While 'Wasteman' is largely verité in approach, the filmmakers introduce several breaks in style to emphasize big moments.

Jones seems to be at his best when collaborating with a gifted writer to translate their vision into pure cinema.

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Lily Gladstone discusses learning the Osage language and what she still carries from her experience playing Mollie.

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The Israeli filmmaker discusses how his main character defies cinematic archetypes of morally conflicted protagonists.

The horror sequel is far from a perfect movie, but it could help move us away from lazy "eat the rich" satire to tap into the growing revulsion at the wealthy stemming from the Epstein Files.

The snapshots of the area between Vesuvius and the Gulf of Naples conjure a sense of life here being suspended in time.

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