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Moroccan Director Maryam Touzani Wanted to Challenge ‘Society’s View on Aging’ and Sexuality With ‘Calle Málaga’ — Watch Exclusive Clip

The screenplays of Moroccan multi-hyphenate Maryam Touzani (“Adam,” “The Blue Caftan”) always start from a personal place. Her latest, “Calle Málaga,” which screens in Venice and Toronto, is set in Tangier....

Why Sci-Fi and Genre Series Like ‘The Penguin’ and ‘The Last of Us’ Resonate With Emmy Voters Now More Than Ever

Science fiction and horror have become forces at the Emmys, with “The Penguin,” “The Last of Us,” “Andor,” “Severance,” “Paradise” and “What We Do in the Shadows” scoring nominations in major...

Julian Glander Talks About How He Brought His Animated Indie Feature ‘Boys Go to Jupiter’ to the Big Screen With the Help of Some...

Julian Glander didn’t have a feature in mind when he started “Boys Go to Jupiter.” “I grew up loving animation. I think every child does, and I always felt like it...

Jeff Nichols’ Filmland Film Festival Brings Big Talk to Little Rock

Jeff Nichols is reluctant to call Filmland a “film festival.” Sure, it’s a convenient term for the Arkansas-based cultural event, which the Little Rock-born filmmaker (whose credits include “Shotgun Stories” and...

Variety Music Innovator of the Year PinkPantheress on Her Songs and Performing at Glastonbury: ‘I Didn’t Know If I Was Gonna Be Able to...

The timing of Variety Music’s Innovator of the Year award (presented by Sandisk) could not have been more fitting for 24-year-old Victoria Beverly Walker — aka the British alt-pop singer-songwriter-producer PinkPantheress,...

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