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2025 Global Box Office Projected to Reach $33B
Posted on: Dec. 19, 2024
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Holiday Cheer: Theater Owners See Good Signs for Moviegoing Despite 2024 Slump
Posted on: Dec. 18, 2024
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Box Office Studio Report Card: Disney’s Billion-Dollar Rebound, Apple and Lionsgate Flop Hard and More
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The Book of Solutions
Back after a long hiatus, French writer-director Michel Gondry’s most personal film to date is a scrappy, self-indulgent but entertaining love letter to asshole artists.
Read More >>If Only I Could Hibernate
Japan-educated Mongolian filmmaker Zoljargal Purevdash’s first feature provides a sensitive yet sobering account of a teenager’s struggle for his family’s survival, even if it means sacrificing his own future.
Read More >>Firebrand
Alicia Vikander steps into the robes of Henry VIII’s last queen in a drama more concerned with turning Katherine Parr into feminist icon than is historically believable, yet bold visuals and a fine cast raise the appeal of Brazilian auteur Karim Aïnouz’s first time in Cannes competition.
Read More >>May December
The combined talents of Natalie Portman, Julianne Moore and veteran indie auteur Todd Haynes are largely wasted on this humdrum Cannes competition contender.
Read More >>Killers of the Flower Moon
Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro compete to out-grimace each other in Martin Scorsese’s latest monumental but lumbering period true-crime thriller.
Read More >>The (Ex)perience of Love
Ann Sirot and Raphaël Balboni’s sex comedy, a Critics’ Week title, is always light on its feet.
Read More >>The Rapture
A moving Hafsia Herzi stars in a first French feature about a midwife who takes possession of her bestie’s baby, throwing friendship and motherhood into question.
Read More >>The Zone of Interest
‘Sexy Beast’ and ‘Under The Skin’ director Jonathan Glazer makes his Cannes debut with this coldly compelling, boldly experimental Holocaust drama.
Read More >>Four Daughters
An enthralling “fictional documentary” by Kaouther Ben Hania exploring the psychological states of a strong-headed Tunisian mother and her four daughters, two of whom joined Islamic State, through staged recreations and interactions with actors playing their roles.
Read More >>Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
Harrison Ford’s fond farewell to maverick tomb raider Indiana Jones balances formulaic blockbuster elements with soulful nostalgia and an audacious time-jumping plot.
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