Rick Brough
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Forty years after the original “Ghostbusters”, a new film, subtitled “Frozen Empire”, arrives in theaters. But the result, sadly, is lukewarm.
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“The Zone of Interest” is one of those Oscar contenders that’s not as well known as “Barbie” or “Oppenheimer.” But the dark drama has been nominated for five Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
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"My Old Ass" is screening in the Premiere section.
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Filmmaker Christopher Nolan will be kicking himself because he didn’t think of this plot.
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"Your Monster" is screening in the Midnight section.
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In Haiti, where snatching people is almost a major sector of the economy, two inept hired hoods are desperate after their Very Important Captive suffers a fatal accident.
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A bland 90’s-sitcom family sees their home invaded by three sinister Russians who could have stepped out of—a Midnight movie at Sundance.
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Industry executives John Sloss, Bob Berney, and Richard Lorber discuss the state of the film industry and the future of festivals such as Sundance.Sloss is the CEO of Cinetic Media. Berney is the CEO of Picturehouse. Lorber is the CEO of Kino Lorber, Inc.
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The award-winning film “Poor Things” is picturesque, funny, absurd and disturbing. It sounds like the right film to lead into the Sundance Film Festival.
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The new epic “Napoleon” looks impressive. But the best-laid plans can be undone by superficial history and a lead character who isn’t compelling.