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Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Paul Rudd up for Ant-Man

Edgar Wright’s long-gestating Ant-Man adaptation may be about to land its title performer, with Variety (opens in new tab) reporting that Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Paul Rudd are the leading contenders. The report claims that the two stars are set to meet with Marvel execs and Wright himself one last time, …

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The Lebanese Rocket Society review

The fact that Lebanon had a space programme is just one of the surprises in Khalil Joreige and Joana Hadjithomas’ fascinating dispatch from the “who knew?” fringes of docu-making. The duo source archive materials and interviewees to explore how ’60s scientists in Beirut developed a rocket until civil war grounded …

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50 Amazing Unmade Movies

The Defective Detective The Unmade Movie: Terry Gilliam developed his story, about a P.I. who must track a missing girl into a fantasy world inside her storybooks, in the 1990s with The Fisher King writer Richard LaGravenese. He’s been trying to make it on and off ever since. If They …

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The Broken Circle Breakdown review

Felix Van Groeningen’s Ghent-set melodrama centres on a couple – tattoo-parlour owner Elise (Veerle Baetens) and banjo player Didier (Johan Heldenbergh) – torn apart when their daughter contracts cancer. Co-written by Heldenbergh and Mieke Dobbels, based on their own play, it will have you toe-tapping one minute and tear-wiping the …

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14 orgasmic posters land online for Lars von Triers Nymphomaniac

Lars von Trier’s Nymphomaniac has released a raft of risqué character posters online, featuring all of the primary cast in what we’ll describe as a range of “climactic” poses. They’re all pretty graphic (as graphic as facial expressions can get, anyway), and it’s fair to say that some members emerge …

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Haewon (Nobodys Daughter) review

Hong Sang-soo’s subtly sharp studies of male/female dynamics are gentler than most South Korean films released here. His follow-up to Isabelle Huppert starrer In Another Country might be too soft for its own good, but a warm naturalism anchors its snapshots of studying actress Haewon’s (Jeung Eun-chae) negotiations with various …

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