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Bring It On! All the new content coming to Netflix in July

As we move into the second half of 2018 and start to wonder just where the heck does the time go, Netflix is gearing up for another content push with a slew of new shows

by: Daisy Webb

Friday Flicks

Friday Flicks: ‘Damsel’, ‘Incident in a Ghost Land’, ‘Distorted’

'Damsel' is finally hitting the theaters this weekend. Ya boy Robert Pattinson stars as an affluent pioneer in the Wild West circa 1870 who ventures deep into the American wilderness to reunite with and marry

by: Daisy Webb

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Everything you need to know about David Lynch’s Festival of Disruption

David Lynch has announced his Festival of Disruption 2018 lineup and as you can probably already guess, it’s absolutely dynamite. Here's everything you need to know.

by: Amy Roberts

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All the women you need to know about on the new Academy Board of Governors

With the new board of Academy Governors now in we thought it was time to take a look at the women who hold the most powerful positions within one of the most powerful organisation in

by: Adam Baird

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Tripping the fright fantastic: Fantasia Fest 2018’s must-see films

From July 12th to August 1st the Fantasia Film Festival which will be returning to Montreal, Canada for another showcase of outstanding genre films. Here’s ten must-see movies at Fantasia Fest 2018.

by: Adam Baird

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Legacy media is dead: TIFF and Sundance’s press initiatives are what Hollywood needs

After a year in which women of Hollywood have stood up against gender disparity in the industry and announced that Time’s Up on the boy’s club of cinema, the effect appears to be trickling down

by: Amy Roberts

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Directed by Terry Gilliam, 'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote' stars Adam Driver, Jonathan Pryce, Stellan Skarsgård, Olga Kurylenko, and Jason Watkins.

Terry Gilliam’s ‘Don Quixote’: The drama’s far from over

Last month, a French court ruled in favor of Festival de Cannes, granting it permission to debut Terry Gilliam’s long-plagued 'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote' on its prestigious closing night on May 19.

by: Morgaan Sinclair

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‘I’ll Be Gone in the Dark’ docuseries gets the greenlight from HBO

HBO announced in a press release that HBO Documentary Films are now producing a series based on the bestselling true crime book 'I’ll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman’s Obsessive Search for the Golden

by: Kellie Haulotte

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Get involved with Raindance Film Festival’s 125 word movie pitch competition

The Raindance Film Festival is one of the oldest and most respected fests on the circuit. Currently, Raindance is running a movie pitching contest with free entering, which anyone can submit to with as many

by: Magda Olchawska

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Speculation station: 2018’s most anticipated sci-fi movies

2018 has been a fruitful one in the realm of science fiction film so far. Films like 'Annihilation', 'I Kill Giants' and 'A Quiet Place' have already set a good pace for the genre. As

by: Joshua Hodges

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