‘You Don’t Nomi’ Film Review: Documentary Asks, Were We Too Hard on Camp Classic ‘Showgirls’?
Tribeca 2019: Jeffrey McHale’s feature debut works awfully hard to justify both its subject and its mission
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Razzie Awards: Every Worst Picture ‘Winner,’ From ‘Can’t Stop the Music’ to ‘Holmes & Watson’ (Photos)
A look back at the cinematic turkeys recognized by the Golden Raspberry Awards
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Sharon Stone Shares Her ‘Basic Instinct’ Audition Tape (Video)
The 1992 thriller shot actress to stardom
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‘RoboCop’ 30th Anniversary: 12 Facts About Paul Verhoeven’s Gory Sci-Fi Satire (Photos)
Ridiculous premise of 1980s sci-fi film masks dark social commentary
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‘Amant Double’ Cannes Review: Festival Gets a Shot of Perverse Adrenaline
Francois Ozon’s film is the silliest, most sordid and least tasteful film at Cannes this year — and it’s an absolute gem
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‘Basic Instinct’ Director Paul Verhoeven Follows ‘Elle’ With Movie About Lesbian Nun
Virginie Efira will play a 17th-century nun who has a lesbian affair with another nun in “Blessed Virgin”
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‘On Body and Soul’ Wins Golden Bear Award at Berlin Film Festival
Acting awards go to Georg Friedrich for “Bright Nights” and Kim Minhee for “On the Beach at Night Alone”
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Sony Classics Co-Founder Says Oscar Nominations Are ‘Lifeblood’ of Independent Films
Arthouse imprint scored four nominations Tuesday, including Best Actress
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Oscar Nominee Isabelle Huppert Praises ‘Elle’ Director Paul Verhoeven as ‘Fearless’
French actress receives her first Academy Award nomination following her surprise Golden Globe win for her starring role in “Elle”
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‘Toni Erdmann,’ ‘The Salesman,’ ‘My Life as a Zucchini’ Advance in Oscars Foreign Language Race
List is dominated by European countries, but “Neruda,” “Julieta” and “Elle” don’t make the cut
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‘Jackie,’ ‘Moonlight,’ ‘Manchester by the Sea’ Nominated for Best Film by Spirit Awards
“American Honey” and “Chronic” also receive nominations in the top category
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Isabelle Huppert Talks ‘Surreal’ Experience of Working on Paul Verhoeven’s ‘Elle’
TheWrap Screening Series: Veteran French actress explores ambiguity of a role as victim and victimizer in conversation with TheWrap’s Sharon Waxman
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Paul Verhoeven Knocks Hollywood for Lack of ‘Provocative’ Movies
“If you say it has to be PG-13, there are a lot of things you cannot do,” the Dutch filmmaker says
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Governors Awards Bring Celebrating, Schmoozing – and an Oscar for Jackie Chan
Editor Anne Coates, casting director Lynn Stalmaster and documentary director Frederick Wiseman are also honored at the awards ceremony and campaign stop
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‘Elle’ Review: Isabelle Huppert Is No One’s Victim in Paul Verhoeven Rape Drama
As the survivor of a sexual assault who makes unpredictable choices, Huppert plays this provocative and potentially troubling role to the hilt
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‘Starship Troopers’ Remake Has Fans ‘Devastated': ‘F— You Hollywood’
“A non-satirical STARSHIP TROOPERS reboot is about the worst goddamn idea I’ve ever heard,” one writes on Twitter. “Thanks, 2016”
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All New ‘Starship Troopers’ in the Works at Sony
“Baywatch” writers will pen a script based on the original sci-fi novel by Robert Heinlein
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Robert De Niro’s ‘The Comedian’ Lands World Premiere at 2016 AFI Fest
The film, also starring Leslie Mann And Danny DeVito, will screen on Nov. 11
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Oscar Foreign Language Race Breaks Record With 85 Entries
Frontrunners for the hotly contested prize include “Toni Erdmann,” “The Salesman,” “Neruda” and “Julieta”
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Oscar Foreign Language Race Heats Up With Bold Choices From France and Italy
Paul Verhoeven’s “Elle” and the documentary “Fire at Sea” are the Oscar submissions from the two most awarded countries
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Toronto Film Festival: Awards, Politics and, Oh Yeah, ‘Birth of a Nation’
Eleven days will have plenty of on- and off-screen drama, but right now Nate Parker is overshadowing it all
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How Many Oscar Contenders Have Emerged From First Half of 2016?
“Everybody Wants Some!!” and “Zootopia” might defy the odds as rare Academy Award nominees from first six months of the year
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Cannes Recap: Can Any of This Year’s Movies Crash the Oscar Race?
Cannes movies won nine Academy Awards in February, but the next crop looks a lot thinner
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17 Biggest Winners and Losers of Cannes Film Festival 2016
Sean Penn, Kristen Stewart, Woody Allen, provocateurs and terrorists all made our list of the festival’s best and worst
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Cannes Report, Day 11: For a Change, Women Dominate the Palme d’Or Race
Two women are among the frontrunners, and most standout films featured vibrant, unforgettable female characters
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‘Elle’ Cannes Review: Isabelle Huppert Is Spectacular in Mean, Funny Film
Director Paul Verhoeven’s film seems designed to court maximum controversy
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Cannes Report, Day 9: Marion Cotillard Can’t Save Xavier Dolan; ‘Red Turtle’ a Runaway Hit
Festival’s l’enfant terrible offers up latest effort to much disappointment while animated film inspires
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Sony Classics Buys Animated Movie ‘The Red Turtle’
Cannes 2016: Dutch-born Oscar-winning animator Michael Dudok de Wit partnered with Japan’s Studio Ghibli on the movie
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Sony Pictures Classics Acquires Paul Verhoeven’s ‘Elle’
Film is based on Phillipe Djian’s novel “Oh…”
