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New Generation, New Cinematic Language: Osmo Pocket 4P Sparks a New Conversation About Storytelling, Creative Freedom, and Professional Tools.

One of the most moving screenings I’ve ever attended was the premiere, at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival, of Close Your Eyes, the third narrative feature made by the Spanish director Víctor Erice. Erice, who was eighty-two at the time, did not attend the screening, but it had a momentous quality to it nonetheless. The…

A Filipino man walks through the backyard of his childhood home in rural Hawai’i, his footsteps swooshing through the grass. Birds chirp, contributing to the tropical din, as he approaches a shrine at the base of a starfruit tree. He bends to inspect a framed black-and-white photograph of a woman, her hair in a 1950s…

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There is a moment early in David Lean’s 1962 epic Lawrence of Arabia, where T.E. Lawrence (Peter O’Toole) looks into the burning flame of a lit match just prior to his transfer from London to Cairo.

In February 2025, while on the Oscars trail in support of his film The Brutalist, director Brady Corbet madeheadlines when he revealed on WTF With Marc Maron that he’d “made zero dollars” from his work on the film. While independent movies like The Brutalist aren’t known for being lucrative cash cows for their filmmakers, Corbet’s…

EXCLUSIVE:Mounia Akl and Diego Cespedes are among 13 screenwriters selected for the 2026 Oxbelly Retreat, the writers’ lab taking place in Messinia, Greece, from July 1-9.

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When “One Battle After Another” closed streets in Sacramento’s affluent Fab 40s neighborhood, location manager Tyler Semons expected some resistance — the kind of irritation, or a bill for the inconvenience, that a similar shoot might draw in Los Angeles or San Francisco. Instead, people brought out wine.