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    Replacing Halyna Hutchins on Rust Was the Challenge of a LifetimeCinematographer Bianca Cline on why the film had to be finished after her predecessor’s tragic death on set.
    By Laura Bradley
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    ‘We’re All Going to Die, and I Think About It a Lot’His Three Daughters star Elizabeth Olsen on why she keeps doing movies about grief and dying and why she’s decided, “Marvel, done.”
    By Rachel Handler
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    Finding the ‘Crack of Humanity’ in My Brilliant FriendAs the eponymous friend, Irene Maiorino discusses her role in the Ferrante adaptation’s most pivotal sequence.
    By Rafaela Bassili
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    ‘Cinema Can Create a Reality That Doesn’t Exist Yet’With Dahomey, director Mati Diop found a way to film the present, past, and future all at once.
    By Jasmine Vojdani
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    A Night Out With the Strippers of Sean Baker’s AnoraThe breakout stars reflect on making it in Hollywood “not in spite of being a sex worker but because of it.”
    By Rachel Handler
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    A Hard-to-Find Cult Classic Is Finally Streaming — and Coming Back to Blu-RayTarsem Singh’s 2006 epic The Fall is now back in theaters, and the director says a physical re-release is on the way, too.
    By Roxana Hadadi
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    No One Sees the World Like RaMell RossThe director’s Nickel Boys is a staggering achievement — one we’ll be talking about for years to come.
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    ‘When CG Came Along, We Couldn’t Escape’How Lilo & Stitch co-director Chris Sanders found a sweet spot between hand-drawn and CG animation for his new film, The Wild Robot.
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    The World Wasn’t Ready for Body Double“Sometimes the style of the day is not the right way to appraise something innovative,” Brian De Palma says now.
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    This Might Be the Most Ambitious and Delirious Thing Joe Wright Has Ever DoneBefore he made M. Son of the Century, he was “watching the rise of the far right across the world” and growing “very concerned.”
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    Richard Kind Will Accept 93 Percent of Job OffersThe actor, now a guest star on Only Murders, just loves saying yes to roles. “What else am I going to do on a Tuesday and a Wednesday?”
    By Devon Ivie
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    ‘Can I Write a Script Without Killing Everybody in It?’Jeremy Saulnier on pulling his new movie, Rebel Ridge, back from the brink after his lead actor left and challenging himself to a very specific goal.
    By Roxana Hadadi
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    L-R: WINNIE HOLZMAN;CLAIRE DANES
    Nothing on TV Felt Like My So-Called LifeWinnie Holzman reflects on writing the pilot more than 30 years ago: “Every character was trying to figure out who they were.”
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
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    Killer Mike Said What He SaidIs the Southern rap legend a truth teller or a capitalist in activist’s clothes?
    By Craig Jenkins
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    A Royale LineageThe Carol Burnett Show inspired her career. Now Kristen Wiig stars in a TV show with her hero.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
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    House of the Dragon’s Two Queens Would Rather Co-Rule WesterosEmma D’Arcy and Olivia Cooke relive Rhaenyra and Alicent’s season-one arc: “The whole series is about trying to get back to each other.”
    By Roxana Hadadi
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    Ali Siddiq Is FreeHe sold drugs. He went to prison. Then he became stand-up comedy’s most prolific storyteller.
    By Jesse David Fox
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    Matt and Bowen Enter the Honesty ZoneEight years into Las Culturistas, its hosts are recalibrating how open they want to be.
    By Jason P. Frank
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    Kathleen Hanna Is a RiotThe Bikini Kill singer mined decades of trauma and joy to write her new memoir. She’s grateful she made it to the other side.
    By Jenn Pelly
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    ‘Making a Movie About Religion Feels Dangerous Right Now’Ethan and Maya Hawke discuss closet Christians, American sins, and making a film about faith.
    By Rachel Handler
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    Alex Garland Honestly Doesn’t Know If Civil War Is Irresponsible“I do sometimes think there’s a part of me that is thoughtful and there’s a part of me that is delinquent.”
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
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    Giancarlo Esposito Finds Elegance in Every Bad GuyThe Gentleman and Parish are giving one of Hollywood’s greatest journeymen his long-deferred shot at antihero stardom.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
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    J.B. Smoove on Being Curb’s Biggest Fan Turned Star“My wife always told me, ‘You’re going to be on that show one day.’”
    By Jason Diamond
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    ‘We Suck. And We Know It. So We Keep Trying.’Best Actress Oscar Winner Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos explain what makes collaborations like Poor Things work so well.
    By Rachel Handler
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    The Action Sofia Boutella Wants to SeeThe busiest woman in genre film is asking writers and editors to treat her face-smashing characters as seriously as she does.
    By Roxana Hadadi
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    Vince Staples Is Just Happy to Be HereWhether it’s making music or his new Netflix series, the rapper only wants to connect people.
    By Craig Jenkins
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    Holt McCallany Saw His Own Father in The Iron ClawOn coming full circle from his Lights Out days, empathizing with Fritz Von Erich, and the scenes left on the cutting-room floor.
    By Roxana Hadadi
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    Gus Van Sant’s Maysles MasqueradeThe director imagined a reality where the brothers documented — then scrapped — footage of the Black and White Ball for Feud: Capote vs. the Swans.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
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    Victoria Monét Was Built for ThisThe Grammy-winning songwriter has been on the cusp of stardom for years. Jaguar II should change that.
    By Evan Nicole Brown
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    Ex-Lovers Juliette Binoche and Benoît Magimel, ReunitedTwenty years after their breakup, the Taste of Things co-stars laugh, argue, and remember why they fell in love.
    By Rachel Handler
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    Reservation Dogs’ Gary Farmer Has Seen it All“As I look back on everything, it seems to me that having a career at all is pretty special in itself.”
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
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    The Armstrong AgendaGreen Day’s front man didn’t plan to make a Dookie and American Idiot trifecta. Then he started writing their new album.
    By Brady Gerber
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    Kali Uchis Had a VisionThe industry didn’t want the bilingual artist to sing in Spanish, but she did it anyway.
    By Tirhakah Love
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    ‘Get Ready to Never Stop Working’What Hallmark’s tenured holiday hunks learned from a combined quarter-century in the feelings game.
    By Devon Ivie
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    ‘We’re Feeling This Whole Destruction of Spirit’Amid the Israel-Hamas war, Ramy Youssef and Hiam Abbass reflect on centering Palestinian life in a landmark Ramy episode.
    By Roxana Hadadi
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    Finding Her HeartbeatSharon Stone walked through the valley of death and into an art-supply store.
    By Jerry Saltz
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    What Makes an Alexander Payne Movie?The Holdovers director isn’t sure, but he’ll admit Downsizing might have been a TV series.
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    Sam Esmail Didn’t Mean for Leave the World Behind to Be So TimelyThe director on the script’s eerie synchronicity with current events and his evolving sense of how much information to give the audience.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
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    ‘I Don’t Care What People Want Out of Me. I Care About Myself’Danny Brown on leaving Detroit, getting sober, and finding happiness.
    By Craig Jenkins
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    Brit Marling Knows WhodunitThe actress and writer of mystical sci-fi like The OA returns with something fleshier: a murder-mystery series.
    By Rachel Handler
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    ‘I Feel at Home in Filth’Josh Sharp and Aaron Jackson’s Dicks: The Musical is a faggy mess. That’s the point.
    By Jason P. Frank
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    Sterlin Harjo Lays Reservation Dogs to Rest“We’ve watched this world grow from four kids to a whole community.”
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
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    ‘I Was Good by Myself. I’m Better With the Guys.’Raphael Saadiq wasn’t sure a Tony! Toni! Tone! reunion would ever happen. He’s thankful it finally did.
    By Brandon Caldwell
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    Conner O’Malley Opens His Digital WombThe unhinged king of super-online comedy is giving fans a new way to mainline his weird, manic creations.
    By Pablo Goldstein
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    ‘This Is Not a Blip’Dallas Goldtooth considers the post–Reservation Dogs future, for himself and for an industry that’s finally making space for Native creators.
    By Kathryn VanArendonk
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    ‘The Thing Is, to Me, a Movie Is Alive’Carl Franklin on how noir and the blues shaped One False Move, and the story behind that final shot.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
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    The Same Old Rhiannon GiddensThe Pulitzer-winning folk singer’s turn toward pop isn’t a detour, it’s “part of the journey.”
    By Justin Curto
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    It’s All in Franz Rogowski’s GazeThe star of the summer’s most intimate, explicit movie, Passages, reveals what’s behind his now-famous stare.
    By Matt Zoller Seitz
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    Paul F. Tompkins Is Getting Back Into ItThe comedian and podcast legend is still in love with stand-up — and nervous it’ll break his heart.
    By Jesse David Fox
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    The Exorcist’s William Friedkin on the Terror of Filming an Actual ExorcismThe Devil and Father Amorth, in theaters this week, follows the titular Vatican exorcist as he performs his ninth exorcism on the same woman.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
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