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Joshua Brunsting
Theater Tidbits: Alamo Ritz Goes 70mm As Cinemark Theaters Try To Bring Back The Classics
The classics are making a return as two theater chains try to help bring back some of cinema's greatest films.
Trailer Hits For Brandon Cronenberg’s Cannes Darling Antiviral
Apples don't apparently fall far from the tree in the Cronenberg house.
Trailer For Studio Ghibli’s From Up On Poppy Hill Hits
Film will be the first collaboration between Studio Ghibli and distributor GKIDS.
48FPS Version Of The Hobbit To Get An Extremely Limited Release
With costly upgrades for theater chains, the rolling out for the upcoming 48fps version of The Hobbit may not be as big as one would hope.
ESPN Debuts New Errol Morris Short Documentary As Well As The First Glimpse At 30 For 30 Series Two
Short Errol Morris doc arrives, as does our first look at ESPN's 30 For 30 Series Two.
Tidbits: Danny Boyle’s The Beach Heading To TV, First Look At Spielberg’s Lincoln, More
Robert Zemeckis also taking over for David Gordon Green on a new project.
Kino Releasing Kubrick’s Fear And Desire On October 23
Company announces their much anticipated Blu-ray of Kubrick's debut feature.
Trailer Arrives For Kathryn Bigelow’s Zero Dark Thirty
Trailer for the controversial thriller arrives, and is as great as you could ever imagine.
New Trailer For The Lena Dunham-Written Nobody Walks Hits
Co-written by Lena Dunham, a trailer has arrived for Sundance hit Nobody Walks.
Teaser Trailer For Marco Bellocchio’s Dormant Beauty Hits
Teaser arrives in anticipation of its festival run next month.
First Look At Olivier Assayas’ Something In The Air
First look at his new film hits, as its Venice debut looms.
Sight And Sound Announce Their New List Of The Greatest Films Ever Made
Vertigo takes over the number one spot.
Janus Films To Tour New DCP Restoration Of Volker Schlöndorff’s The Tin Drum: The Director’s Cut
Janus Films is set to announce a digital cinema package tour of the restored director's cut of Volker Schlöndorff's controversial 1979 film.
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