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It takes two: the Portuguese auteur discusses how his latest, an innuendo-filled sci-fi musical fantasy, parlays past injustices and present-day anxieties into a euphoric vision of the future

In dreams: though heavyweight auteurs turned in commendable work at Locarno 2022, the festival was once again defined by less established talents

Seeing and speaking: No Master Territories, a new exhibit by Erika Balsom and Hila Peleg, grapples with both the omissions and the abundances of feminist nonfiction filmmaking

Articles by Charles Mudede, The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper

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Adam Nayman is a critic at The Ringer and Cinema Scope and the author of several books about American auteurs, including "Paul Thomas Anderson: Masterworks

Realscreen has brought on veteran film industry journalist Andrew Tracy as its associate editor. Tracy joins the international trade for the unscripted and non-fiction screen content business from Toronto-headquartered film journal Cinema ...

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