YouTube and Variety are bringing Mark Vins and Ziwe to the Toronto International Film Festival’s new professional market, where the creator economy is beginning to speak the language of the industry openly.
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Alden Ehrenreich has joined the cast of Miami Vice ’85, the new feature adaptation of the NBC series directed by Joseph Kosinski, with Austin Butler playing Sonny Crockett and Michael
The trailer for Paper Tiger brings Adam Driver, Miles Teller and Scarlett Johansson to 1986 New York, caught between the Russian mob, family and ambition.
Warner Bros. Discovery has officially put Matrix back on its film roadmap: Drew Goddard will write and direct the new movie, Lana Wachowski remains involved, while Neo, Trinity and even the title are still uninitialized variables.
Edgar Pêra brings to Locarno a film about the FP-25 that blends autobiography, archives, fiction and AI-generated imagery. The real experiment, however, concerns what we are still willing to call memory.
Brendan Fraser is heading to Mars in Starman, a new sci-fi thriller from Josh Wakely that brings together Jeff Daniels, Aisling Bea and a space mission where survival appears to
Zak Penn confirms he is working on Ready Player Two. Spielberg will produce, but there is still no director, cast, or greenlight: plot details, problems, and curiosities about the sequel.
From August 5 to 15, the 79th Locarno Film Festival moves from new films by Hong Sang-soo and Denis Côté to the nights of Piazza Grande, from the Hollywood blacklist to new sources of financing. The common thread is not a theme imposed on the films, but a concrete question: who decides what gets to reach a screen?
The trailer for The Days Off follows Bego from the heat of Buenos Aires into reality shifting, an online practice that promises access to a desired reality.
In Paloma Schneideman’s feature debut, a 14-year-old tries to find her place among older teenagers through MSN and the still-limited technology of 2006.
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