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‘The Lost City of Z’ Review: Charlie Hunnam Explores the Amazon in Stirring Saga
James Gray taps into deeper levels of artistry with this stirring look at the travels of early-20th-century explorer Percival Fawcett
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Martin Scorsese Gets Standing Ovation at First LA ‘Silence’ Screening
Historical drama starring Andrew Garfield opens in limited release December 23
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Robert De Niro to Receive Chaplin Award From Film Society of Lincoln Center
FSLC announces the award to De Niro on the closing night of the New York Film Festival
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Oscar-Winning Producer Greg Shapiro Joins IM Global as President of Feature Film Production
His credits include “The Hurt Locker,” “Zero Dark Thirty” and “Child 44”
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Kristen Stewart, Adam Driver Added to NY Film Festival Lineup
The 54th annual event takes place September 30 to October 16
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New York Film Festival Adds Movies by Almodovar, Jarmusch, Paul Verhoeven
The 54th annual festival runs from September 30 through October 16
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James Gray’s ‘The Lost City of Z’ to Close New York Film Festival
Drama about real-life British explorer stars Charlie Hunnam and Sienna Miller
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‘The Lost City of Z’ First Trailer Shows Charlie Hunnam Under Attack in Amazon Jungle
James Gray’s fact-based movie also stars Robert Pattinson, Sienna Miller and Tom Holland
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Charlie Hunnam Replaces Benedict Cumberbatch in ‘Lost City of Z’
The “Sons of Anarchy” alum joins Robert Pattinson and Sienna Miller in James Gray’s movie
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‘Under the Skin,’ ‘The Immigrant’ and ‘Concrete Night’ Nominated for Cinematography Spotlight Award
Honor for small films went to “Ida” last year
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Greta Gerwig, Noah Baumbach’s ‘Mistress America’ Lands at Fox Searchlight
The studio has acquired the comedy in advance of its Sundance debut
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‘The Immigrant’ Scores in Aggressive Expansion at Independent Box Office
Weinstein Company takes it from three to 147 theaters and connects; “Belle” and “Chef’ widen and hold well
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‘The Immigrant’ Review: Marion Cotillard Gets Exploited at Ellis Island
James Gray directs frequent collaborator Joaquin Phoenix as an enigmatic pimp who takes advantage of just-off-the-boat Polish immigrant Cotillard
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Joaquin Phoenix to Star in Woody Allen’s Next Movie
The Dylan Farrow controversy hasn’t impeded the director’s ability to recruit top talent
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Robert Pattinson Exits Saddam Hussein Thriller ‘Mission: Blacklist’ (Exclusive)
Code Entertainment is financing the film, which will recast the lead role of military interrogator Eric Maddox
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Joaquin Phoenix Pimps Out Marion Cotillard in ‘The Immigrant’ Trailer (Video)
Jeremy Renner might be able to save her in James Gray’s upcoming period drama
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Benedict Cumberbatch to Star in Sergei Bodrov’s Thriller ‘Blood Mountain’
Berlin: Lawrence Bender (“Pulp Fiction”) is producing the movie, which was written by Jonathan W. Stokes and John Romano
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‘The Immigrant’ Shows Marion Cotillard Lured Into Prostitution (Video)
Period drama co-stars Joaquin Phoenix
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Weinstein Co. Snags Rights to ‘Macbeth’ With Michael Fassbender
Marion Cotillard co-stars in the latest adaptation of Shakespeare’s play
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‘Star Wars’ Rumors Don’t Keep Benedict Cumberbatch From Replacing Brad Pitt in ‘Lost City of Z’
Brad Pitt is producing the long-gestating adaptation of David Grann’s book, which will be directed by James Gray
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‘Twilight,’ ‘Paranoia’ Actress Angela Sarafyan Joins Max Landis’ Directorial Debut
The up-and-coming actress will play Heather Frost in the indie comedy "Me Him Her"
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‘Blackhawk Down’s’ Tom Sizemore Joins Sundance Channel’s ‘The Red Road’
He joins Martin Henderson, Jason Momoa and Julianne Nicholson on the cable channel's original series
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Bruno Wu Launches Chinese Domestic Film Company
Seven Stars will develop and distribute films in partnership with Liu Yiwei’s Joyful Film
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Sex & Bling in the Rain: Summing Up the Cannes Film Festival in 5 Words
It was a sprawling, soggy, sexy 12-day extravaganza, and here are the keys
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Cannes: Lesbian Drama ‘Blue Is the Warmest Color’ Wins Palme d’Or
"Inside Llewyn Davis" and "Like Father, Like Son" win second and third-place awards; Bruce Dern and Berenice Bejo take acting honors
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Cannes: Critics All Over the Map on James Gray’s ‘Immigrant’ but Love Marion Cotillard
The period drama is either a wrenching masterpiece or a gloomy melodrama, depending on who you ask
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Good Morning, Cannes: Robert Redford’s All Wet, and So Is the Fest
As the rain starts up again, Redford gets a lengthy ovation for J.C. Chandor's wordless lost-at-sea drama
