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YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING Trailer: Nathan Fielder Moves in with Elizabeth Holmes in Surprise Hit Documentary
One film that came out of nowhere and set the film community on fire is Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's documentary, You Can See Everything. Announced as a surprise world premiere at the Telluride Film Festival, the film follows Fielder
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ELSINORE
(The Toronto International Film Festival (or TIFF) ran September 10-20 and HtN had boots on the ground covering all the best indie films they have to offer. Check out Chris Reeds’s Elsinore movie review from the fest! Seen it? Join the conversation with
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PAPER TIGER Trailer: James Gray’s Stunning Crime Thriller Arrives in November
After diving into his childhood in his 2022 coming-of-age drama Armageddon Time, writer-director James Gray isn’t done going back in time to his NYC roots. Having premiered at this year’s Cannes and set as the Opening Night film for this year's
Interviews
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A Conversation with Paula Gonzalez-Nasser & Mimi Davila (THE SCOUT)
The Scout opens this Friday at Film Forum in NYC. Below is Matt Delman’s interview with Director Paula Gonzalez-Nasser and star Mimi Davila, edited for length and clarity. You can also read his full review here. Hammer to Nail: I heard
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A Conversation with John Trengrove (THE SMELL OF APPLES)
In The Smell of Apples, South African director John Trengrove examines the dawning consciousness of an Afrikaner boy as he begins to realize the horrors of the apartheid system. An adaptation of the 1993 book by Mark Behr, the movie
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A Conversation with Jan Holoubek (WILD WILD EAST)
With his latest film, Wild Wild East, Polish director Jan Holoubek has combined the Western with a noirish thriller and thrown the mix into the middle of World War II. The year is 1943, and a mysterious stranger rides into
Trailers
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YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING Trailer: Nathan Fielder Moves in with Elizabeth Holmes in Surprise Hit Documentary
One film that came out of nowhere and set the film community on fire is Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's documentary, You Can See Everything. Announced as a surprise world premiere at the Telluride Film Festival, the film follows Fielder
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PAPER TIGER Trailer: James Gray’s Stunning Crime Thriller Arrives in November
After diving into his childhood in his 2022 coming-of-age drama Armageddon Time, writer-director James Gray isn’t done going back in time to his NYC roots. Having premiered at this year’s Cannes and set as the Opening Night film for this year's
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LA GRADIVA Trailer: Marine Atlan’s Cannes Winner is a Unique Coming-of-Age Tale
Winner of the Critics' Week Grand Prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival, cinematographer Marine Atlan's directorial debut La Gradiva is a sun-kissed coming-of-age drama that transports viewers to the streets and ruins of Naples. It follows a group of
In Theatres
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A Conversation with Paula Gonzalez-Nasser & Mimi Davila (THE SCOUT)
The Scout opens this Friday at Film Forum in NYC. Below is Matt Delman’s interview with Director Paula Gonzalez-Nasser and star Mimi Davila, edited for length and clarity. You can also read his full review here. Hammer to Nail: I heard
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THE HISTORY OF CONCRETE
(Check out Jonathan Marlow's The History of Concrete movie review, it's in theaters now. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) “The History of Concrete? That doesn’t sound very interesting,” says the teenager. “The title isn’t intended to be
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HOPE
(Check out Anders Ljung’s Hope movie review, it's in theaters now. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) There is a moment somewhere within the relentless carnage of Na Hong jin’s Hope when the human body seems to lose
Watch at Home
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THE WELCOME TABLE
(Check out Lauren Wissot's The Welcome Table movie review, it’s streaming now on HBO. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) The latest creative endeavor in award-winning filmmaker Josh Fox’s (Gasland, How to Let Go of the World, The Edge
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AGAIN AGAIN
(The 52nd Seattle International Film Festival runs May 7-17th in and around Seattle. Check out Jessica Baxter’s Again Again movie review, fresh from the fest. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) For their feature debut, co-directors Heather Ballish and Mia
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A BODY TO LIVE IN
(Check out Jonathan Marlow’s A Body to Live In movie review, it hits Blu-ray May 26. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) "Body is the door to Spirit” What is a body (and to what extent can a body be
