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Deal or no? AMC and MoviePass butt heads
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The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation announced the good news on Tuesday that $5.7 million in grants will go towards filmmakers and nonfiction media artists from diverse backgrounds. The grants will go to seven
‘The Witch’ fans “stokered” about new project from Robert Eggers
Director and writer Robert Eggers and actress Anya Taylor-Joy rejoin in yet another remake of Nosferatu, this time a Studio 8 production written and directed by Eggers himself. Bram Stoker’s 1897 Gothic novel continues to inspire
‘American Woman’ changes hands, seeking larger audience
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