Hiroyuki Sanada Talks Season Two of 'Shogun'; Director Joel Souza on Finishing 'Rust'; 'Poor Things' Nabs Fest Honor

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November 23, 2024

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Camerimage: Why 'Shogun' Star Hiroyuki Sanada Isn't Ruling Out Return of Anna Sawai's Lady Mariko for Season 2

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'Rust' Director Joel Souza on the

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'Rust' Director Joel Souza on the "Large Moment" of Returning to Work with Prop Guns and His Favorite Shot in the Finished Film

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Camerimage's FilmLight Color Awards: 'Poor Things' Colorist Greg Fisher Takes Top Prize

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Camerimage's FilmLight Color Awards: 'Poor Things' Colorist Greg Fisher Takes Top Prize

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'The Brutalist': Venice Winner Brady Corbet Opens Up About the Tireless Seven-Year Journey Behind His Buzzy Epic

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'The Brutalist': Venice Winner Brady Corbet Opens Up About the Tireless Seven-Year Journey Behind His Buzzy Epic

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'Conclave' Director Talks Oscar Buzz, Parallels to U.S. Election:

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'Conclave' Director Talks Oscar Buzz, Parallels to U.S. Election: "It Could Take Place in Washington, D.C."

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An Acclaimed Cinematographer Steps Into the Ring

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An Acclaimed Cinematographer Steps Into the Ring

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Underwater Panic and a Secret Color Version: Inside the Making of 'Ripley'

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Underwater Panic and a Secret Color Version: Inside the Making of 'Ripley'

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'No Other Land' Review: A Sobering Doc Chronicles Violent Evictions of Palestinians in the West Bank

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'No Other Land' Review: A Sobering Doc Chronicles Violent Evictions of Palestinians in the West Bank

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'The Girl With the Needle' Review: A Dark, Urgently Timely Danish Drama About an Unwanted Pregnancy

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'The Girl With the Needle' Review: A Dark, Urgently Timely Danish Drama About an Unwanted Pregnancy

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'Santosh' Review: Two Women Form an Unlikely Alliance in a Gripping Indian Police Procedural

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'Santosh' Review: Two Women Form an Unlikely Alliance in a Gripping Indian Police Procedural

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