Cate Blanchett Addresses Sexism Controversy; Halyna Hutchins' Mother to Skip 'Rust' Premiere, Criticizes Alec Baldwin; How Did They Shoot That 'Emilia Pérez' Final Scene?

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November 20, 2024

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Cate Blanchett Addresses Camerimage Festival Sexism Controversy: "The Work Is Never Done"

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Halyna Hutchins' Mother to Skip 'Rust' Camerimage Premiere, Says Alec Baldwin

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Halyna Hutchins' Mother to Skip 'Rust' Camerimage Premiere, Says Alec Baldwin "Continues to Increase My Pain"

By Zoe G. Phillips and Patrick Brzeski   Read More
 
Camerimage: How Did They Shoot That 'Emilia Pérez' Final Scene?

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Camerimage: How Did They Shoot That 'Emilia Pérez' Final Scene?

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How Mohammad Rasoulof Escaped Iran and Why He Will Continue Fighting:

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How Mohammad Rasoulof Escaped Iran and Why He Will Continue Fighting: "I Will Never Forget That the Islamic Republic Is a Terrorist"

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On Camerimage and the

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On Camerimage and the "Think Cinematographer, Think Male" Problem (Guest Column)

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'Blitz' Review: Saoirse Ronan in Steve McQueen's Admirably Crafted but Overly Clichéd Tribute to London's Survival in World War II

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'Blitz' Review: Saoirse Ronan in Steve McQueen's Admirably Crafted but Overly Clichéd Tribute to London's Survival in World War II

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'Conclave' Review: Ralph Fiennes Gives a Career-Best Performance in Edward Berger's Gripping Vatican-Set Drama

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'Conclave' Review: Ralph Fiennes Gives a Career-Best Performance in Edward Berger's Gripping Vatican-Set Drama

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'The Seed of the Sacred Fig' Review: Mohammad Rasoulof's Powerful Indictment of Iranian Oppression Through the Eyes of One Unraveling Family

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'The Seed of the Sacred Fig' Review: Mohammad Rasoulof's Powerful Indictment of Iranian Oppression Through the Eyes of One Unraveling Family

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