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Paul Oremland ‘Mysterious Ways’ filmmaker talks about the journey to make his movie and its impact JENNY BLOCK | Contributing Writer jennyeblock@icloud.com Queerness and religion are strange and, oft times, dangerous bedfellows. It’s a topic that even cinema tends to shy away from. But one filmmaker has decided to hit it head on, and he’s […]
Standing stones, urban hellscapes and male nudes: Derek Jarman’s glorious Super 8 short films
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Many documentaries have explored battles for gay liberation; there have been films about Stonewall, AIDS activism, and the struggle for marriage equality. But CURED, which receives its (virtual) premiere at this year’s Outfest, finds a fairly fresh slant that scintillates.
‘He craved an Oscar’: James Baldwin’s long campaign to crack Hollywood
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‘From rebel to national treasure’: How Paul O’Grady won our hearts with Lily Savage
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Full Actors Roundtable: Robert Downey Jr., Paul Giamatti, Mark Ruffalo, Colman Domingo & More
Andrew Scott ('All of Us Strangers'), Colman Domingo ('Rustin'), Jeffrey Wright ('American Fiction'), Mark Ruffalo ('Poor Things'), Paul Giamatti ('The Holdovers') and Robert Downey Jr. ('Oppenheimer') join THR in Off Script With The Hollywood Reporter. The stars talk about their connections with each other, pivotal moments in their career, working on low-budget films and more in this updated roundtable format hosted by Yvonne Orji.
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All of Us Strangers review – Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott tremendous in a beautiful fantasy-romance
Scott, Mescal and Claire Foy shine in a drama about a screenwriter who visits his childhood home to find his parents, who were killed in a car crash, still living there
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