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“Don’t Call It ‘Magic Realism'”: Andrea Arnold on Returning to Narrative Cinema with Bird
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Sad Letters Of An Imaginary Woman Wistfully Glances Through Shards Of Memories
Sad Letters of an Imaginary Woman breathes and thrives in connotations. It sighs into submission of a life spent, which has been full of unrequited dreams and passions given short shrift. Sad Letters ...
Barry Keoghan on Creating a ‘Cross-Universe Thing’ with ‘Bird’ and ‘Saltburn’ — and Learning to ‘Show More’ with Female Directors
At only 32 years old, Barry Keoghan already has an impressive slate of filmmakers under his belt, from Christopher Nolan and ...