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Behind the Scenes of “Pachinko,” Apple’s Buzzy New Drama
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A Viewing Guide to the Films of Michelle Yeoh, An Icon of Asian Cinema
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How Joel Coen and Bruno Delbonnel Breathed New Life Into "Macbeth"
The director and his cinematographer relied on simplicity and classic techniques to realize a radical version of one of Shakespeare's most famous texts
Meet Don Lee of the “Eternals,” South Korea's Greatest Action Hero
You may not recognize the actor who plays Gilgamesh in the latest Marvel film, but he’s been wowing South Korean audiences for years
How a Long-Lost Lou Reed and John Cale Documentary Was Finally Resurrected
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A Guide to the Films of Tony Leung, Hong Kong's Greatest Living Actor
Leung will make his Hollywood debut in "Shang-Chi," but he's been wowing international audiences for decades
How Do You Spend a $200M Movie Budget? We Asked F9 Director Justin Lin.
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At a Summer Camp for Aspiring Politicians, The Great American Experiment Comes Undone
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The True Story of Johnny Cash’s Largely Forgotten First Marriage
“My Darling Vivian” uncovers the chapter of Cash’s life that “Walk the Line” left out
Meet the Vigilante, For-Profit Ambulances of Mexico City
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How "The Irishman" Made De Niro and Pacino Look 40 Years Younger
The film's "de-aging" process made for one of the most challenging shoots of cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto's career