When we talk about ​“set pieces” in relationship to cinema, we often think of ajaw-dropping, computer-assisted visual sugar rush that is primed to leave the audience banjaxed with asense of breathless awe. In Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s tremendously beautiful and wise new film, All of aSudden, there is one such set-piece, and it involves acharacter, Tao Okamoto’s
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The Giardini della Biennale, Venice Photo: Moonik/Wikimedia Commons. A public contradiction about Iran’s participation in the 61st Venice Biennale has emerged after Aydin Mahdizadeh Tehrani, the director general of visual arts at Iran’s Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance (MCIG), was interviewed by the Iranian Students’ News Agency (ISNA). In the interview, Mahdizadeh Tehrani explained
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The NCIS: Origins season finale is almost here, and star Caleb Foote told PopCulture.com what’s in store. In “Hollywood Ending,” airing on Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET on CBS, “With the Camp Pendleton office in danger of being shut down, the team confronts an uncertain future.” Considering the fact that the Season 1 finale ended
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It may sound ultra cynical to say so, but afilm such as Phuong Mai Nguyen’s In Waves has no real business at afestival like Cannes. Earnestness just doesn’t play well in these parts, and just when you think the film has reached absolute peak earnestness, it finds away to sneak just alittle bit more in
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[ Casa Sanlorenzo, Venice Sanlorenzo is celebrating 10 years of arts patronage with its most ambitious cultural calendar to date. The Italian shipyard’s year-long cultural programme spanning art, design, craftsmanship, innovation and sustainability is anchored by the first full year of activity atCasa Sanlorenzo, which last year was inaugurated during theVenice Climate Week and also
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Beloved Disciples by Mario Elías (Queer Guy Fiction) This Is Why I Need You by Alecsandra Kakon (Sapphic Fiction) Love Beyond Reasonable Doubt by Swati Hegde (Bisexual M/F Romance) It’s Never Going to Happen by Sarah G. Levine (F/F Romance) Vile Lady Villains by Danai Christopoulou (F/F Fantasy) The Lost Book of Lancelot by John
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