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MUBI Releases First Trailer for ‘Rose’ Starring Sandra Hüller
MUBI this morning released the first trailer for Rose, one of 2026 awards hopefuls to feature Sandra Hüller in a central role. Directed and co-written by Markus Schleinzer, Hüller leads the cast of this drama that has played at several of the film festivals this season. In fact, at the New York Film Festival, our […] More
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NYFF Film Review: Sandra Hüller Soldiers On in the Riveting ‘Rose’
Smoke rises from the ground in the rural countryside of Germany in the 17 th century. Smallplumes reveal themselves as ashes that make way to reveal Sandra Hüller’s Rose, a youngsoldier with a distinctive scar from a bullet that ripped through her cheek while battling for hercountry in the Thirty Years’ War. As a reminder […] More
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‘Digger’ Official Trailer Gives a First Full Look at Tom Cruise in Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Comedy
This morning, Warner Bros. released the official trailer for Digger from Alejandro G. Iñárritu. Starring Tom Cruise, the satirical black comedy is not just one of the more interesting films coming this fall, it’s clearly one of the bigger awards contenders out there, provided that the movie is good, of course. From the looks of […] More
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Trailer Released for Cannes Award Winner ‘Fatherland’
Fresh off of winning the Best Director prize at the Cannes Film Festival for Paweł Pawlikowski, the first official trailer for Fatherland has been released. Starring Sandra Hüller, the movie also features Hanns Zischler. MUBI will be releasing this one in the fall for awards consideration, likely after a further festival run. This is what […] More
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‘Project Hail Mary’ is the First Real Oscar Contender of the New Year…If Amazon MGM Can Keep the Conversation Going
Project Hail Mary is officially a hit. An estimated $80.6 million at the domestic box office (and over $140 million globally), to go along with almost uniform rave reviews, plus an A CinemaScore, suggest all of the best case scenarios for the release from Amazon MGM. There should be long legs ahead for the film, […] More
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Film Review: ‘Project Hail Mary’ is a Stunning Achievement with Excitement, Wonder, and an All-Timer of a Friendship at its Core
Wow. Truly, it feels apt to begin a review of Project Hail Mary with just that. Wow. There is something about the works of Andy Weir that I’m now convinced make amazing films. The Martian is one of the best adaptations of a science fiction novel in some time, so expectations here were already high. […] More
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in Editor, Interviews
Interview: Discussing the Surprising Success of ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ with Oscar Nominees Sandra Hüller and Justine Triet
The reason that Anatomy of a Fall is such a smashing success rests on the shoulders of leading lady Sandra Hüller and co-writer/director Justine Triet. That they’ve both received Academy Award nominations for this work (Best Actress for Hüller, while Triet is up for Best Director and Best Original Screenplay) is just a testament to […] More
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in Editor, Interviews
Interview: Stars Christian Friedel and Sandra Hüller Discuss ‘The Zone of Interest’
Sandra Hüller is having a hell of a year. Between Anatomy of a Fall and The Zone of Interest, she’s at the forefront of acting in 2023. In particular with the latter title, the degree of difficulty is so high, it’s almost incredible to consider that she pulled it off. You really just have to […] More
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TIFF Review: ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ is an Engrossing Procedural That Leaves You With Much to Discuss
You often hear some version of the statement “well, it doesn’t actually matter if the protagonist did it or not” when discussing a legal procedural. Most of the time, it’s an exaggeration. Occasionally, however, the argument is apt. In the case of Anatomy of a Fall, it’s a rare occasion where it truly is. Watching […] More
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Telluride Film Review: ‘The Zone of Interest’ is a Chillingly Clinical Look at the Banality of Evil
Evil takes many forms. In cinema, it’s often exaggerated and large scale. However, in real life, there are far more passive forms of evil. Playing at the Telluride Film Festival, The Zone of Interest is fascinated by the banality of evil. The corporatization of exterminating a group of people is what the movie is examining. […] More
