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  • ‘Winter on Fire’ Director Talks Risking Life to Shoot Ukraine Revolt: ‘We Got Beaten Horribly by Police’

    TheWrap Screening Series: Evgeny Afineevsky explains how he captured the 2013-14 Kiev uprising with help from a million protesters with cellphones

    By

    Tim Appelo
    December 17, 2015 @ 5:02 PM
    5:02 PM
    ‘Winter on Fire’ Director Talks Risking Life to Shoot Ukraine Revolt: ‘We Got Beaten Horribly by Police’
  • Charlotte Rampling Eyes an Oscar and Looks Back: ‘I Didn’t Go the Hollywood Trail’

    The “45 Years” star reflects on her “odd career” and the uncommon chemistry she shared with co-star Tom Courtenay

    By

    Tim Appelo
    December 14, 2015 @ 6:37 AM
    6:37 AM
    Charlotte Rampling Eyes an Oscar and Looks Back: ‘I Didn’t Go the Hollywood Trail’
  • ‘Court’ Director Talks About Skewering India’s Nightmarish Legal System

    TheWrap Screening Series: “A lot of lawyers were offended,” writer-director Chaitanya Tamhane says of his film, India’s official submission for foreign-language film Oscar

    By

    Tim Appelo
    December 11, 2015 @ 4:02 AM
    4:02 AM
    ‘Court’ Director Talks About Skewering India’s Nightmarish Legal System
  • Jordan’s Oscar Entry ‘Theeb’ Makes Nomads Into Movie Stars

    TheWrap Screenings Series: “It’s the most successful Arab film in Jordanian history,” director Naji Abu Nowar says of his WWI drama

    By

    Tim Appelo
    December 9, 2015 @ 5:52 PM
    5:52 PM
    Jordan’s Oscar Entry ‘Theeb’ Makes Nomads Into Movie Stars
  • How Joseph Gordon-Levitt Was Levitated by VFX in ‘The Walk’

    The actor’s tightrope stunts required ingenuity and technology, but surprisingly little money

    By

    Tim Appelo
    December 7, 2015 @ 4:37 PM
    4:37 PM
    How Joseph Gordon-Levitt Was Levitated by VFX in ‘The Walk’
  • ‘The Fencer’ Director on Making His ‘Most Difficult’ Movie

    TheWrap’s Screening Series: Finland’s Klaus Härö admits, “It was a film with children and in two languages I have not mastered”

    By

    Tim Appelo
    December 2, 2015 @ 5:46 PM
    5:46 PM
    ‘The Fencer’ Director on Making His ‘Most Difficult’ Movie
  • ‘The Danish Girl’ Star Alicia Vikander on How Gender Is ‘Extremely Fluid’ (Video)

    TheWrap’s Screening Series: After 15 years in development, Tom Hooper’s transgender drama arrives amid headlines about Caitlyn Jenner, “Transparent” and big Oscar buzz

    By

    Tim Appelo
    November 27, 2015 @ 6:57 AM
    6:57 AM
    ‘The Danish Girl’ Star Alicia Vikander on How Gender Is ‘Extremely Fluid’ (Video)
  • ‘600 Miles’ Director on Borrowing From Legendary Hollywood Movies

    TheWrap’s Screening Series: “Obviously, I stole it,” Gabriel Ripstein admits about a scene in his gangster film

    By

    Tim Appelo
    November 24, 2015 @ 4:40 PM
    4:40 PM
    ‘600 Miles’ Director on Borrowing From Legendary Hollywood Movies
  • All 7 Rocky Movies Ranked, From the Original to ‘Creed’ (Photos)

    TheWrap critic Tim Appelo offers his definitive ranking of all seven movies in the saga of Sylvester Stallone’s world-weary boxer Rocky Balboa

    By

    Tim Appelo
    November 24, 2015 @ 7:30 AM
    7:30 AM
    All 7 Rocky Movies Ranked, From the Original to ‘Creed’ (Photos)
  • TheWrap Screening Series: Syrian Refugee Crisis Highlights Bulgarian Oscar Submission ‘The Judgment’

    Submission for the Best Foreign Film Oscar is ripped from today’s refugee-crisis headlines, and director Stephan Komandarev discusses Bulgaria’s scary past

    By

    Tim Appelo
    November 20, 2015 @ 4:47 PM
    4:47 PM
    TheWrap Screening Series: Syrian Refugee Crisis Highlights Bulgarian Oscar Submission ‘The Judgment’
  • ‘Sivas’ Director Reveals Soundtrack Includes 500 Real Dogfights

    TheWrap’s Screening Series: Turkey’s submission for the Best Foreign Film Oscar is a grueling, authentic look at rural dogfighting culture

    By

    Tim Appelo
    November 19, 2015 @ 5:47 PM
    5:47 PM
    ‘Sivas’ Director Reveals Soundtrack Includes 500 Real Dogfights
  • ‘Brand New Testament’ Cast Talk God, Catherine Deneuve and Gorilla Suits

    TheWrap’s Screening Series: Belgium’s submission for the Best Foreign Film Oscar is an “Amelie”-like fantasy comedy

    By

    Tim Appelo
    November 18, 2015 @ 7:30 PM
    7:30 PM
    ‘Brand New Testament’ Cast Talk God, Catherine Deneuve and Gorilla Suits
  • ‘Felix and Meira’ Director on Creating a Hasidic Love Triangle as a Religious Outsider

    TheWrap Screening Series: “I’m a Catholic, I don’t know anything about Judaism,” filmmaker Maxime Giroux says of the Academy’s foreign-language film entry for Canada

    By

    Tim Appelo
    November 17, 2015 @ 7:18 PM
    7:18 PM
    ‘Felix and Meira’ Director on Creating a Hasidic Love Triangle as a Religious Outsider
  • ‘Love the Coopers’ Review: Diane Keaton and All-Star Cast Celebrate a Messy Yet Heartfelt Christmas

    Jessie Nelson’s holiday family reunion movie is sprawling, awkward and contrived, yet brimming with goodwill toward men

    By

    Tim Appelo
    November 12, 2015 @ 8:30 AM
    8:30 AM
    ‘Love the Coopers’ Review: Diane Keaton and All-Star Cast Celebrate a Messy Yet Heartfelt Christmas
  • TheWrap Screening Series: Georgian Oscar Submission ‘Moira’ Risked Shipwreck for Neorealist Drama

    Director Levan Tutberidze’s film is set in a country still reeling from the collapse of the Soviet Union

    By

    Tim Appelo
    November 5, 2015 @ 2:33 PM
    2:33 PM
    TheWrap Screening Series: Georgian Oscar Submission ‘Moira’ Risked Shipwreck for Neorealist Drama
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