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That where its needed. But youre not seeing the widening of roads like we have seen in the past. Reporter what about people stuck in traffic that say how about some more roads for me . Lets get some of those cars out of the way in front of you so you can get to where youre going. Reporter thats the goal and maybe measure bb will get us there. About 90 of the people across the bay area drive alone every day as opposed to taking public transit. Usage is 3 to 4 . The people get around in cars and o...

Creo and Sony celebrated its six winners of the second annual Sony Future Filmmaker Awards Thursday night in Los Angeles.

Razak’s Anguish was chosen as one of the most outstanding submissions for the 2024 Sony Future Filmmaker Awards...

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A student journalist’s take on a film following war photographers in a dystopian America Content Warning: This review contains mention of sensi

“Civil War,” a war thriller from “Ex Machina” director Alex Garland, hit theaters on April 12. Despite an impressive technical production, Garland’s vision is a mixed bag

Post Credits Scene: Buried underneath Alex Garland's dour dystopia, there's an almost utopian idea of journalism.

The release of writer/director Alex Garland’s Civil War couldn’t be timelier considering the political climate in this country right now, so it’s no surprise the film scored the biggest box-office

Kirsten Dunst is brilliant. Wagner Moura and Stephen McKinley Henderson, too, are terrific. Holding her own among these stalwarts is Cailee Spaeny.

Filmmaker Alex Garland doesn’t investigate how this war started, or how long it’s been going on, or whether it’s worth fighting.