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Gary M. Kramer
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"You have a religious devotion to this sport": Director on bodybuilding movie "Magazine Dreams"
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"Slow" director on creating an intimate, asexual romance: "We wanted this film to be very corporeal"
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"It is a civil war": "Heroic" director on how the Mexican military makes ordinary men into killers
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From "Cat Person" to "Little Richard," here are 12 Sundance Film Festival titles to watch online
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"Free press supports tribal sovereignty": The Muscogee reporter fight against tyranny in "Bad Press"
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As "A Man Called Otto," Tom Hanks' gruff yet noble curmudgeon will warm your heart
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"Corsage" star Vicky Krieps says Austria's Empress Elisabeth had a "darkness that attracted me"
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"Saint Omer" examines the darkest maternity taboos and the "language of the accused"
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"This film is Poe's origin story": "The Pale Blue Eye" director on his gothic whodunit at West Point
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The year's most powerful nudity in film
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"Broker" is the absorbing slow-burn chase film with a baby, a cop and a makeshift family of liars
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Why, Damien Chazelle, why?!: "Babylon" is a busy, bawdy and bad orgy of Hollywood nothingness
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Cozy up to "Glass Onion," the droll "Knives Out" sequel that delivers all the murder mystery goods
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Surrender to Alejandro Iñárritu's Netflix movie "Bardo," a surreal "chronicle of uncertainties"
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The worst film performances of 2022
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