Toronto Film Market: Indie Distributors Struggle as Netflix, Amazon Look to Dominate (Again)
TIFF 2017: Streaming giants have raised the price of doing business, and some companies are scrambling to survive
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‘Little Boxes’ Review: Melanie Lynskey Race Satire Tries for Depth
There’s a lot of potential in a comedy about an interracial couple (played by Lynskey and Nelsan Ellis) in the ‘burbs, but the insight is skin-deep
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‘I Don’t Feel at Home’ Review: Melanie Lynskey and Elijah Wood Kick Butt
Macon Blair’s bloody black comedy gives Lynskey a rare chance to be tough, not tender
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Melanie Lynskey’s ‘Little Boxes’ Finds Home at Gunpowder & Sky
Movie produced by Cary Joji Fukunaga also stars Nelsan Ellis
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‘The Intervention’ Review: Clea DuVall’s Directorial Debut Has a Gen-X ‘Big Chill’ Factor
A talented ensemble (including Melanie Lynskey, Jason Ritter and Cobie Smulders) finds grace notes in a so-so script
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Tribeca: Cary Fukunaga’s ‘Little Boxes’ Finds Melanie Lynskey, Nelsan Ellis Playing Parents (Video)
Rob Meyer directed the indie comedy, which debuts tonight at the film festival
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21 Films to Watch at the Tribeca Film Festival
The 2016 Tribeca Film Festival will showcase 77 world premieres over 12 days of screenings in lower Manhattan. Here are just a few of the many premieres we’ll have our eyes on this year.
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‘Rainbow Time’ Cast, Filmmaker Discuss Emotional Lives of Special Needs Families (Video)
SXSW 2016: Director Linas Phillips and stars Timm Sharp and Melanie Lynskey talk about the highs and lows of living with a developmentally delayed family member
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Clea DuVall on Reuniting With ‘But I’m a Cheerleader’ Co-Stars for Her Directing Debut ‘The Intervention’ (Video)
Sundance 2016: “Argo” star talks about working with Natasha Lyonne and Melanie Lynskey Clea DuVall to TheWrap’s Matt Donnelly
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Sundance Deals: Paramount Acquires Clea DuVall’s ‘The Intervention’
Studio picks up worldwide rights to the actress’ directorial debut
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Emilia Clarke’s ‘Liberation’ of Dragons Inspires at TheWrap’s 7th Power Women LA Breakfast (Video)
“I can see the cracks. People perceive a difference in how men and women should be treated,” “Game of Thrones” star Emilia Clarke says
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Cobie Smulders, Ben Schwartz and Jason Ritter Join Clea DuVall’s Untitled Directorial Debut
DuVall wrote the script and will star in the film, as well
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Emmy Wrap: ‘Togetherness’ Creators Mark and Jay Duplass on Why TV Beats Movies for Storytellers
“We were frustrated with what we call the middle class of independent film,” the Emmy-contending brothers tell TheWrap
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How Amanda Peet Braves ‘Togetherness’ Nudity, Desperation and 4 Other Emmy Contender Quickies
“It’s fun to almost kind of f*ck with myself and see how un-vain I can be,” actress tells TheWrap
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HBO Renews Jay and Mark Duplass’ ‘Togetherness’ for Season 2
Comedy’s second run will premiere next year
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‘Togetherness’ Creators Jay and Mark Duplass: ‘We’re Betting on Doing a Bunch of Seasons’
HBO’s latest series is “about mining private moments because everyone has them”
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Alison Brie, Nathan Fillion Lead Cast for The Black List’s Live Reading of ‘The Seekers of Perpetual Love’
Script features upper-class New Yorkers fighting back against a doomsday cult
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Anna Kendrick Gets Drunk, Laid in ‘Happy Christmas’ Trailer (Video)
“Pitch Perfect” star plays a directionless twentysomething in upcoming dramedy co-starring Joe Swanberg, Lena Dunham and Melanie Lynskey
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Why ‘Parks and Rec’ Alum Paul Schneider Is So Picky: ‘I Don’t Have a Cocaine Problem, I’m Not Interested in Whores’
The actor and director Angus MacLachlan talk with TheWrap about Tribeca entry “Goodbye to All That”
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Sundance: ‘Happy Christmas’ With Anna Kendrick, Lena Dunham Picked Up by Magnolia, Paramount
Joe Swanberg directs and co-stars along with Melanie Lynskey
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‘Martha Marcy May Marlene’ Producer Josh Mond Sets Directorial Debut ‘James White’ (Exclusive)
The indie movie stars Christopher Abbott, Cynthia Nixon, Ron Livingston, David Call and Scott Mescudi — aka Kid Cudi
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‘Seeking a Friend’ Review: Makes the Apocalypse Look Preferable
Steve Carell and Keira Knightley’s “Seeking a Friend for the End of the World” romance doesn’t ring true for a second. Bring on the meteor!
