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    45% of the films you are showing are by women directors. This is one of the things Dr Smith and so many of us have been advocating for. But her Annenberg Inclusion Initiative WOKE us up! Looking forward to experiencing the Mill Valley Film Festival and the Mind The Gap summit!

    Can’t believe is introducing me!!!! So humbled and honored.
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    Oct 8

    My dear friend Arnold Kopelson died peacefully In his sleep today. He produced SEVEN, THE FUGITIVE and PLATOON. A fine man whose Films will live on

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    Oct 8

    What are the best movies about Indigenous People?

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    Oct 8

    . reports from the New York Film Festival on RAY & LIZ, ASAKO I & II, and HOTEL BY THE RIVER

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    Oct 8

    . on his timely directorial debut THE OATH, a crucial note he received from Jordan Peele, how the movie appeals to both sides of the political debate and more via

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    Oct 8

    Jenni Gold’s important documentary, “: The Art of Inclusion,” is reviewed by our terrific writer, :

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    Oct 8

    Scott Wilson (1942-2018), the wonderful actor and dear friend of , is eulogized beautifully by :

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    Oct 8

    Check out ’s complete coverage of the 2018 Reykjavík International Film Festival (), featuring reviews of films including the top prize-winner, “Knife + Heart” & events such as Jonas Mekas’ first solo exhibition in Iceland:

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    Aug 28

    This will always be one of my favorite pictures.

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    Sep 8

    Bradley Cooper “allows himself to show up on screen in ways that you don't expect him to show up. I'm wondering if he will also do that as a director.” — on A STAR IS BORN

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    Sep 8

    Share your What I’m Watching at lists here 👇—and check out the rest of ’s picks at

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    Sep 8

    Errol Morris “has an eclectic interviewing process that makes people comfortable and probably causes them to be a little more forthcoming than perhaps they had planned to be.” — on AMERICAN DHARMA .

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    Sep 8

    Ebert enterprises CEO, 25x TIFFer and Claire Denis-stan shares her top picks for . What are you watching?

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    Sep 10

    : "You are not afraid to show female desire and female sexuality, and that it doesn't diminish as we get older. So, viva la femme."

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    Sep 12

    Hello Brian: Mark your calendars and make your hotel reservations for April 10-14! 👍🏿

    Good morning! Our gang is starting to look at lodging for 2019, and we want to make sure we have the right dates. The FB page says 4/10-14, and the website says 4/14-20 (which seems weird). Is one of them correct? Thanks!
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    Sep 13

    , master of the dysfunctional character study, talks to about her latest directorial feature effort, “The Land of Steady Habits,” on :

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    Sep 14

    Proof that I was in the same room as Robert Pattinson, Olivier Assayas, and Taika Waititi. What a lovely affair. I look forward to it every year.

    It was a great pleasure to present with the Ebert Tribute Award on this past Monday at . ’s coverage of the event includes exclusive snapshots of guests including & more:
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    Sep 14

    Happy to participate in this first Roger Ebert Symposium on cinematic storytelling, data visualization & science w

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    Sep 17

    How the fall festivals have shaped the race, according to :

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    Sep 19

    Many worry about how Dr Ford’s allegations are being treated, see parallels with Anita Hill and wonder has anything changed. I think the country at large has changed a lot, but not the mindset of certain powerful men in Congress. Will that imbalance be reconciled in November?

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