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Sundance Review: East of Wall is a Typical Story with Remarkable Characters The challenge of creating East of Wall must have been significant: a limited budget, various remote shooting locations, a number of non-professional actors, and the highly demanding task of working with horses. The film, which is both written and directed by Kate Beecroft, features Tabatha Zimiga portraying a version of herself. In reality, Zimiga Sundance Review: Plainclothes is a Gripping Thriller That Explores the Paranoia of Coming Out. Years prior to George Michael's arrest and drawing inspiration from the bathroom raids that incited moral panic in Mansfield, Ohio, in 1963, Carmen Emmi’s thriller Plainclothes, set in Syracuse, presents a fresh take on the coming-out genre. Young undercover officer Lucas (Tom Blyth) patrols the food court and men’s restroom at a nearby mall, enticing men into Sundance Review: By Design Offers a Difficult Perspective on the Wealthy and the Struggling Providing a fresh take on the body-swap genre, Amanda Kramer’s Sundance Next film By Design initially appears to be better suited for the stage or an art gallery rather than film. It tells a tale of luxury, jealousy, and desire with a subdued tone that demands patience, yet it ultimately falls short of offering a satisfying experience beyond the recurring metaphor it presents. Isabelle Huppert to Star in Ulrike Ottinger's Vampire Movie The Blood Countess. A collaboration between an auteur and an actor that closely resembles last week's pairing of Johnnie To and Tony Leung comes from Variety. They report that Ulrike Ottinger is set to direct Isabelle Huppert in The Blood Countess, a vampire film inspired by the notorious Elizabeth Báthory, with a screenplay co-written by Ottinger and Elfriede Jelinek (The Piano Teacher). Lars Eidinger (Irma Vep) will also be involved. Rotterdam Review: Takashi Miike’s Blazing Fists is a Genre-Bending Sports Crime Film It’s difficult to determine what’s more charming about Takashi Miike these days: the fact that the director of Audition and Ichi The Killer continues to create work at an astonishing pace (his most recent release, a TV movie remake of the long-running series Unfettered Shogun, came out four weeks ago) or the evident feeling that he’s Harrison Ford aims to reconstruct The Avengers in a clip from Captain America: Brave New World. With its release approaching in less than two weeks, Marvel Studios has unveiled a new clip from the upcoming MCU installment, Captain America: Brave New World. In the clip, President Thaddeus ‘Thunderbolt’ Ross (Harrison Ford) requests Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) to assist him in rebuilding the Avengers; take a look at the clip below… Marvel Studios’ Captain America: […] Promotional images for The Last of Us hint at season 2 of the HBO series. HBO has unveiled a fresh set of images for the second season of the video game adaptation The Last of Us, providing a fresh glimpse of Joel (Pedro Pascal), Ellie (Bella Ramsey), Jesse (Young Mazino), Tommy (Gabriel Luna), Maria (Rutina Wesley), Manny (Danny Ramirez), Nora (Tati Gabrielle), Mel (Ariela Barer), Abby (Kaitlyn Dever), and Owen (Spencer […] Holiday Hearts is set to begin filming in New Mexico this May. The newest Christmastime romance by Jen Lilley, titled Holiday Hearts, is scheduled to start filming in Southern New Mexico in May. Lilley will be joined by Oscar in the cast. 9 On-Set Fatalities in Films That Might Have Been Avoided These nine fatalities on movie sets could have been avoided. In the trailer for Plankton: The Movie, villains transform into heroes. Netflix is revisiting Bikini Bottom with the release of the trailer for the spin-off villain story Plankton: The Movie. Centered around the malevolent resident of the Chum Bucket and long-standing rival of Spongebob Squarepants, Plankton: The Movie depicts the nefarious character compelled to become a hero when their aquatic realm is endangered by a well-known adversary. Take a look at […] Discover Marvel's First Family in the trailer for The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Marvel’s First Family is coming back to theaters this year with the release of The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Fans can now enjoy the first trailer for this superhero blockbuster, directed by Matt Shakman (WandaVision) and featuring Pedro Pascal as Mister Fantastic and Vanessa Kirby as Invisible Woman, […] Xolo Maridueña anticipates the premiere of the Blue Beetle animated series in 2026. As Cobra Kai approaches its conclusion in under two weeks, Xolo Maridueña is eager to move forward to one of his upcoming projects, reprising his superhero role as Jamie Reyes/Blue Beetle in an animated series based in James Gunn’s DCU. Maridueña portrayed Blue Beetle in the 2023 film, where he took on the role of Jamie […] February brings a host of special events and fresh content to Marvel Contest of Champions. Kabam has revealed an exciting month ahead for their well-known mobile fighter, Marvel Contest of Champions. February will offer a variety of events, including Valentine's Day festivities, the results of the Summoner’s Choice Champion vote, a Champion giveaway, and additional surprises. The game currently features over 300 Champions, but this month will introduce [...] Sundance Review: LUZ is a Mood-Driven Work Lacking Emotional Engagement in its Quest for Connection Kicking off with a striking opening-credits sequence, as the camera glides through a digital realm filled with neon signs and illuminations, one could easily mistake this for the start of another Gaspar Noé movie. Fortunately, what unfolds in Flora Lau’s second film, LUZ, is far less juvenile and irritating than the creations of that provocative filmmaker, but it

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