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Clint Eastwood's Loves and Losses: As 'Dirty Harry' Turns 95, We Investigate the Shocking Deaths, Revenge and Betrayals That Have Haunted His Life

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

Clint Eastwood's love life, often as complex as the characters he portrays on screen, has been marked by a series of tragic turns.See the Story

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George & Amal Clooney Meet Up with Bono for Dinner in NYC | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

The Clooneys are steeping out for the night with Bono! George Clooney held hands with wife Amal and shared a laugh with the 65-year-old U2 lead singer as they left Polo Bar after dinner on Friday night (May 30) in New York City. For their night out, the 64-year-old Oscar-winning actor wore a navy suit with a black shirt and a gray baseball hat, the 47-year-old human rights lawyer wore a strapless leaf-print dress, and Bono wore an all black suit…See the Story

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Cannes Review: Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne Find Pain and Pathos in The Young Mother’s Home

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The new film from Jean Pierre and Luc Dardenne is much like the others. The actors are mostly non-professional; the locations are real; the themes are sociological; the mood is often tense. The subject of their latest is unplanned pregnancies and the options made available for young French women who feel that their situation, whether exterior or interior, might not be suited for raising a child. What gives The Young Mother‘s Home an edge is how …See the Story

Official Trailer for Albert Serra's Matador Doc 'Afternoons of Solitude'

"Riveting." Grasshopper Film has revealed the official US trailer for the documentary film from Spain titled Afternoons of Solitude, directed by acclaimed Catalan-Spanish filmmaker Albert Serra. It premiered at the 2024 San Sebastian Film Festival last year, and also played at NYFF, Tokyo, Tromso, Palm Springs, and many other festivals. Now set for release in the US in art house cinemas this summer. The film follows one matador, a famous bullfig…Movies & TV · Spain See the Story

Tadanobu Asano Stars in Opening Film ‘Ravens’ as Kurosawa Kiyoshi Gets Honored at Japan Cuts Film Festival

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Tadanobu Asano opens Japan Cuts 2025 with 'Ravens' as legendary director Kurosawa Kiyoshi receives honor.Japan · Japan See the Story

Paul Laverty on Three Decades of Collaborating with Ken Loach

It’s a brisk March morning in Luxembourg and my conversation with Paul Laverty has turned to Cantona. “Remember that goal he scored, with Brian McClair?” A classic, I agree. “He did that lovely 1-2, looked up, dented the ball,” Laverty explains, whistling the arc, “and then just stood there and stuck out his chest. HeLuxembourg, Luxembourg District · Luxembourg Read Article

Cannes Review: The President’s Cake Has All The Ingredients of a Breakthrough Directorial Debut

Among the best things in The President’s Cake are the colors. There’s the deep red of a rooster’s comb as it peeks out from a young girl’s carrying pouch; there’s the white decorations that adorn her uncle’s blue car; and then there is the opening vista, in which a deep evening sky is disturbed by the roar of two American fighter jets. We’re somewhere in the ’90s, the country is Iraq, and the decorations are for its president, Saddam Hussein. So…Iraq · Iraq Read Article

10 Films to See in June

Though the summer movie season got off to a stronger start than last year, June is a bit lacking for promising tentpoles. Yet looking deeper, there’s plenty to seek out, from the best title to premiere at Sundance earlier this year to the anticipated return of a zombie franchise to formally thrilling documentaries to a shark thriller with bite. 10. F1 (Joseph Kosinski; June 27) After his little-seen Top Gun: Maverick follow-up Spiderhead, Joseph…Read Article

Jeanne Balibar Forms an Unlikely Connection in Exclusive Trailer for Cannes Selection Let Me Go

Legendary French actress Jeanne Balibar teamed with Maxime Rappaz for his directorial debut Let Me Go, a drama about self-discovery set in the Swiss Alps, which world premiered at Cannes ACID in 2023 and will now arrive this month from Film Movement. Ahead of a digital release on June 27, we’re pleased to exclusively debut the new trailer for the film shot by Benoît Dervaux, a long-standing collaborator of the Dardenne brothers. Here’s the synop…Switzerland · Switzerland Read Article

Exclusive Trailer for 7 Walks with Mark Brown Takes a Tender Look at Normandy’s Flora

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

One of the loveliest titles I saw at last year’s New York Film Festival was Pierre Creton (A Prince) and Vincent Barré’s tranquil, rejuvenating new documentary 7 Walks with Mark Brown. Following paleobotanist Mark Brown on seven walks through Normandy’s flora life, with an invigorating second-half formal shift best left unspoiled, the film was picked up by Several Futures for a U.S. release beginning on June 20 at NYC’s BAM. Ahead of the release…Normandy, France · Normandy See the Story

Cannes Review: Imago Finds a Chechen-Born Filmmaker Searching For Home

Halfway through Imago, an engaging documentary from Déni Oumar Pitsaev, the director has a conversation with his mother about the piece of property she bought for him in Pankisi (a valley in Georgia near the Chechnya border). When he asks why she purchased it, she responds: “…so you don’t get lost, with no homeland… everyone needs a homeland.” This idea of “home” seeps through every frame of the film. In 1996, as the First Chechen War raged on, …Property · Russia Read Article

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Clint Eastwood's Loves and Losses: As 'Dirty Harry' Turns 95, We Investigate the Shocking Deaths, Revenge and Betrayals That Have Haunted His Life

George & Amal Clooney Meet Up with Bono for Dinner in NYC | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip

Cannes Review: Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne Find Pain and Pathos in The Young Mother’s Home

Official Trailer for Albert Serra's Matador Doc 'Afternoons of Solitude'

Tadanobu Asano Stars in Opening Film ‘Ravens’ as Kurosawa Kiyoshi Gets Honored at Japan Cuts Film Festival

Paul Laverty on Three Decades of Collaborating with Ken Loach

Cannes Review: The President’s Cake Has All The Ingredients of a Breakthrough Directorial Debut

10 Films to See in June

Jeanne Balibar Forms an Unlikely Connection in Exclusive Trailer for Cannes Selection Let Me Go

Exclusive Trailer for 7 Walks with Mark Brown Takes a Tender Look at Normandy’s Flora

Cannes Review: Imago Finds a Chechen-Born Filmmaker Searching For Home

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