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“Troll:” Norway’s Motion Blur Makes a Modern (Ancient) Kaiju
Employing an all-Norwegian crew and VFX vendors, Norway’s “Troll” has toppled “RRR” to become Netflix’s best performing non-English film.
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In TV and Film, It’s Payback Time
Hollywood is bringing class warfare out into the open with the release of films like “Glass Onion,” “The Menu,” and “Triangle of Sadness.”
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“Holy Spider:” The Persian Film Noir Iran Doesn’t Want You to See
Director Ali Abbasi’s film noir “Holy Spider” is especially resonant for audiences amid the Iranian anti-misogyny protest movement.
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When Your Story is a Film But Also a Crazy Dream: Alejandro González Iñárritu’s “Bardo”
Alejandro González Iñárritu’s “Bardo” is a personal odyssey through the mind of the Mexican auteur and, by extension, Mexican history.
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The Ways AI Is Going to Revolutionize Filmmaking
Generative AI could revolutionize filmmaking and animation as text-to-video tools like Phenaki and Google’s DreamFusion continue to advance.
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AI Motion Pictures Are Just About a Thing. Here’s Where We Are Today.
AI tools may not be ready for their big screen close up, but it won’t be long until these technologies become widely adopted in Hollywood.
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Love, Thunder, LED Volume: ILM StageCraft Advances Virtual Production on Marvel’s “Thor”
Marvel leapfrogs greenscreen technology, employing ILM StageCraft’s The Volume to power virtual production on “Thor: Love and Thunder.”
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For TV and Film, Is It Always Nice to Be Nice?
Could the life-affirming nature of “nicecore” stories like “Everything Everywhere All At Once” shield them from criticism?
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Let’s Not Discount the Pretty Genius Production of “Jackass”
Can the case be made that the entire “Jackass” series, including “Jackass Forever,” deserves serious recognition as documentary art?
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“C’mon C’mon:” Getting Emotional With Mike Mills
Writer/director Mike Mills discusses the making of his black-and-white comedy-drama starring Joaquin Phoenix and Woody Norman.
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Why Are We Betting on a Wide Release for (Essentially) Independent Films?
Recent wide release strategies for indie films don’t appear to be working despite stellar critical reviews, says Variety’s Owen Gleiberman.
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“Wife of a Spy:” International Thriller and 8K Proof of Concept Production
Director Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s first period film, “Wife of a Spy,” was shot with Sharp 8K cameras equipped with Zeiss Master Prime lenses.