SEPTEMBER 02, 2022

Florence Pugh and Sebastián Lelio on the Battle Between Religion and Science in 'The Wonder' Exclusive: The filmmaker's enigmatic adaptation of Emma Donoghue's novel was a fresh challenge for Pugh after Marvel projects and "Don't Wor … By Eric Kohn

Netflix's 'Mo' Finds the Funny in Refugee Families On "Mo," seeking asylum is just another domestic situation — and it's absolutely a comedy.  By Proma Khosla	The Beauty and Brutality of Rainer Werner Fassbinder, as Told by François Ozon and Hanna Schygulla Ozon's scorching new film "Peter von Kant" is a quasi-remake of Fassbinder's 1972 "The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant" and a searching study … By Ryan Lattanzio

Armie Hammer Docuseries Is for the Person Who Knows Nothing About Armie Discovery+'s "House of Hammer" is for individuals who aren't on social media.  By Kristen Lopez	'Bones & All' Review: Chalamet Seduces, but a New Star Is Born in Cannibal Romance Venice: That would be Taylor Russell. Director Luca Guadagnino does for her what he did for Timothée in "Call Me by Your Name"  By Leila Latif

	Werner Herzog Is 80 and Loving It: 'Time Is on My Side' The filmmaker celebrates his birthday this week at Telluride with many new projects and even more ideas about cinema, civilization, and his … By Eric Kohn
	New Movies: Release Calendar for September 2, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films Summer finally comes to a close with a handful of festival standouts and a slew of new Netflix titles.  By Kate Erbland
	Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington Give Us 'Siskel & Ebert' at the Gates of Hell Their latest "On Cinema" spinoff is inspired by the Bible and “Alice in Wonderland” porn — and their distribution model sh … By Christian Zilko
	September TV Premieres: 18 New Shows to Look Out for This Month The next few weeks bring shows starring Samantha Morton, Susan Sarandon, Daniel Dae Kim, Emayatzy Corinealdi, Jon Bernthal, and Judy Greer.  By Steve Greene
	'Rings of Power': Creating the Hobbit Ancestors of Middle Earth "There are certain things you just need to be there for it to feel like Middle Earth," co-showrunner JD Payne tells IndieWire.  By Esther Zuckerman