In the first film of Aardman Animation's character Shaun the Sheep, Shaun the Sheep: The Movie, the wit is in the details as Shaun finds his way to London and …
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Review: In ’71, a British soldier is lost in IRA territory
Yann Demange's debut film, '71, is a tense thriller set over the course of one fateful night for a British soldier lost in IRA territory at the height of The …
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Director Kornél Mundruczó and Animal Trainer Teresa Miller talk White God
Director Kornél Mundruczó and animal trainer Teresa Miller on White God, aesthetic approach, street dogs, and the importance of "Hungarian Rhapsody." Read …
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Interview: ’71 Director Yann Demange talks shooting 16 mm vs digital
In this interview, Yann Demange discusses his first feature, '71, shooting on digital and 16 mm, working with the super talented Jack O'Connell, and more. This …
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Sundance Review: Take Me to the River is creepy, unsettling, and a tad thin
Perhaps the most polarizing film at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, writer-director Matt Sobel’s Take Me To The River has left some critics grossed out and …
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Best of Sundance NEXT 2015: Poekel’s bittersweet and quiet Christmas Again
I saw a handful of films from the Sundance NEXT section this year — Christmas, Again, Cronies, Take Me To The River, and H. — a program usually reserved for …
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