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A Very Jewish Horror in Attachment
Filmmaker Gabriel Bier Gislason discusses cultural authenticity
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Mystery Switches and Other Hidden Secrets of Shin Ultraman
How director Shinji Higuchi made a very loyal reboot
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Silence and Stones in The Banshees of Inisherin
Writer/director Martin McDonagh and star Kerry Condon on creating the isolated world of their new film
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Dolly de Leon Sails into the Triangle of Sadness
The Filipina actress discusses her breakout role in Ruben Östlund’s Cannes award winner
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Park Chan-wook Lets Love Speak Softly in Decision to Leave
Telling a love story without the “I love you”
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Fantastic Fest Review: The Antares Paradox
Single-location sci-fi thriller stays in shallow end
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Fantastic Fest Review: Missing
Depressed dad seeks serial killer in low-impact Japanese thriller
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Fantastic Fest Review: Nightsiren
Tereza Nvotová’s bewitching horror makes her one to watch
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Fantastic Fest Review: Final Cut
French remake of beloved Japanese movie-making comedy adds a little
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Triangle of Sadness Star Dolly De Leon Sails into Fantastic Fest
Award-season hopeful is putting Filipino cinema on the map
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Fantastic Fest Review: Something in the Dirt
Cerebral horror’s greatest duo circle through cosmic conspiracies
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Fantastic Fest Review: Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters
Into the shadowy mind of the man that created Hellboy