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Author: Daniel Bennifer

Hailing from England, Daniel Bennifer shares FilmDaily’s vision to support independent film and its goal of bringing it to the widest possible audience. In his free time, he enjoys reading, tinkering with technology, and regular weekly trips to the theatre.

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Harry Dean Stanton embraces spiritual quest in Lucky's first trailer, promising an inspiring journey of self‑discovery and hope.

Sky TV expands the cast of 'Patrick Melrose' with fresh talent, promising new intrigue and depth for fans of the acclaimed series.

Magolia’s debut trailer for Janicza Bravo’s “Lemon” sparks intrigue with bold visuals and a fresh, daring storyline that promises a cinematic treat.

Discover haunting tales and timeless portraits in “A Ghost Story,” “The Incomparable Rose Hartman,” and “City of Ghosts.

Bryan Fogel exposes Russia’s Olympic doping scheme in Netflix’s gripping documentary Icarus, revealing shocking truths and global fallout.

Horror Channel’s FrightFest unveils “New Blood,” a thrilling initiative spotlighting fresh talent and chilling new content for fans.

Ruben Östlund’s acclaimed film The Square faces a delayed release, sparking buzz and anticipation among critics and audiences worldwide.

Breathe debuts at the 61st BFI London Film Festival, showcasing stunning visuals and powerful storytelling that captivate global audiences.

Explore the bold, quirky vibes of Baby Driver, The Little Hours, and Okja – a thrilling trio of cinema that defies the mainstream.