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The Powerpuff Girls Valentine's Mwah Mwah Kissy Face Special #1 - Comic Book Sneak Peek Dynamite Entertainment is set to launch The Powerpuff Girls Valentine’s Mwah Mwah Kissy Face Special #1 this Wednesday, and you can check out a sneak preview below with the official teaser... The annual Valentine’s Day card exchange is approaching in the City of Townsville — and when a charming boy in her class captures her […] 12 Behind-the-Scenes Stories of Kentucky Fried Movie, the Comedy That Launched Airplane! and Animal House Without Kentucky Fried Movie, the debut film by Jim Abrahams and his collaborators, Jerry and David Zucker, we might not have seen Animal House or Airplane! First Glimpse of Carla Simón’s Alcarràs Sequel Romería After her beautiful and poignant films Summer 1993 and Alcarràs, Carla Simon has recently completed the final installment of her loose family trilogy with Romería. As she prepares for a festival premiere this year, MK2 Films has released the first still from the film, which is shot by Hélène Louvart (La Chimera, Never Rarely Sometimes Always). Here’s the synopsis: "Romería follows Marina, Parthenope Star Celeste Dalla Porta on Smoking and Observing When we encounter Celeste Dalla Porta in the role of the main character in Parthenope, it is 1968, and Parthenope is 18 years old, rising from the water and celebrating the joys of Conclave Producer Michael Jackman Discusses the Craft of Subtle Compromise Michael Jackman, co-producer of the Best Picture-nominated film Conclave, mentions that compromise is a component of every film, but the goal is to ensure that the audience does not notice it. Friendship Trailer: Tim Robinson is Infatuated with Paul Rudd Finally, Tim Robinson has stepped into the role of a leading man. Premiering at TIFF last fall to significant praise, Andrew DeYoung’s Friendship features the I Think You Should Leave star as a father who develops an obsession with befriending his neighbor (Paul Rudd). A24 has acquired the film for a release this May, and they have now Rotterdam Review: Wind, Talk to Me is a Poignant and Vivid Exploration of Grief in Hybrid Form The title isn't a command; it's a request. Wind, Talk to Me, the feature debut of Stefan Djordjevic, originated as a depiction of the director's sick mother, Negrica, intending to document her struggle with cancer in the family’s small lakeside home in the Serbian countryside. After her death, the film transformed into something different. Exclusive Trailer for Sophie Somerville's Berlinale Premiere Fwends Depicts Life in Melbourne Starting this week, the 2025 Berlinale offers a diverse exhibition of global cinema. One notable directorial debut we’re watching is by Sophie Somerville, an Australian writer, director, and editor based in Melbourne, whose short films have previously been featured at the Telluride Film Festival, London Short Film Festival, Sydney Film Festival, among others. This film is included in Berlinale's Forum section. The 2025 First Look lineup at the Museum of the Moving Image includes Bonjour Tristesse, the Zodiac Killer Project, and several other titles. A significant annual event in New York's programming landscape (and for North American options overall), the Museum of the Moving Image's First Look will return on March 12 with an opening night screening of the US premiere of Durga Chew Bose's Bonjour Tristesse. It will conclude on March 16 with the US debut of Giovanni Tortorici’s Diciannove, and in the days between, it will feature a selection of recent innovative programming. The Crucial New French Extremity Films EJ Moreno examines seven unforgettable extreme French films. In the 2000s, American horror enthusiasts witnessed a surge in extreme violence within the genre. Films like Hostel and Saw marked a departure from the cheesy, entertaining slashers of past decades. But where did this trend begin? For numerous film aficionados, we turn to […] Barry Keoghan and Riley Keough to Star in Kantemir Balagov’s Butterfly Jam After the impactful release of his second feature, Beanpole, we have been anticipating Kantemir Balagov’s next project. After several years of development, progress is finally being made on his English-language debut, Butterfly Jam, as two major stars have shown interest. Barry Keoghan and Riley Keough are in discussions to take the lead roles in the film, according to Deadline. The Sacrifice (1986) - 4K Ultra HD Evaluation The Sacrifice, 1986. Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky. Featuring Erland Josephson, Susan Fleetwood, Allan Edwall, Guðrún S. Gísladóttir, Sven Wollter, Valérie Mairesse, Filippa Franzen, Tommy Kjellqvist. SYNOPSIS: Andrei Tarkovsky’s last film, the deeply reflective The Sacrifice, is now available in 4K Ultra HD through Kino Lorber. This is my initial encounter with the film, but I think […] Prime Video has released a trailer for the thriller series "Fear," featuring Martin Compston and Anjli Mohindra. Prime Video has released a trailer, poster, and images for "Fear," a psychological thriller series that centers on a family relocating to Glasgow for a fresh start in what seems to be their dream home. However, they soon find themselves tormented by their neighbor's dark accusations, testing the family's resilience. The series features performances by Martin Compston, Anjli Mohindra, Solly [...]. Love Hurts Director Jonathan 'JoJo' Eusebio Discusses Stunts and Romance Love Hurts director Jonathan “JoJo” Eusebio transitioned to filmmaking from martial arts. In the 1990s, he studied at the Inosanto Academy in the Los Angeles area.

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