JULY 25, 2023

Venice: Breaking Down the Lineup, and What It Looks Like in the Strike Era Few viral red carpet moments expected this year, but there's plenty to dig into beneath the high-profile titles like "Maestro" and "Poor Thi … By Ryan Lattanzio

Venice 2023 Full Lineup Revealed: Mann, Lanthimos, Fincher, DuVernay, Larraín Headed for the Lido Industry strikes be damned, the Venice Film Festival must go on — and with a starry-as-can-be-given-the-circumstances lineup.  By Ryan Lattanzio	Even the Manhattan Skyline Isn't What It Seems in 'Full Circle' Steven Soderbergh's crime thriller debuted Rosco's RDX Lab System, creating interactive digital backgrounds on an LED wall inside the crucia … By Bill Desowitz

Can Actors Promote Truly Independent Films While on Strike? It Depends Actor, director, and producer Victoria Vertuga needs an interim agreement to premiere her movie at a festival. There are other nuances, too. … By Brian Welk	Kodak Had to Engineer Brand-New 65mm Film Stock for the Black-and-White 'Oppenheimer' Sequences Cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema explores the landscape of faces in Christopher Nolan's IMAX epic.  By Bill Desowitz

	Searchlight Moves 'Poor Things' to December Amid Strike - and Despite Venice Premiere Yorgos Lanthimos' film will now open December 8 instead of September, as Searchlight announced the move just after Venice confirmed the Emma … By Ryan Lattanzio
	Bryan Cranston Hits Out at Bob Iger Over A.I. Concerns: We Will Not Have 'Our Jobs Taken Away and Given to Robots' Cranston had strong words for the Disney CEO during an impassioned speech at a Times Square SAG-AFTRA rally on Tuesday.  By Ryan Lattanzio
	'The Exorcist: Believer' Trailer: Ellen Burstyn Is Now Battling Demons Like Max Von Sydow Did After footage from David Gordon Green's upcoming sequel terrified CinemaCon, it's now here for all viewers to see.  By Christian Blauvelt
	Greta Gerwig's Best Films as a Director, Writer, and Actor: 'Barbie,' 'Frances Ha,' 'Lady Bird,' and More The "Little Women" director broke records at the box office with "Barbie." Here are her ten best efforts over the course of her career.  By Wilson Chapman and Alison Foreman
	Christopher Nolan Movies, Ranked from 'The Dark Knight' and 'Tenet' to 'Dunkirk' and 'Oppenheimer' From "Following" to "Interstellar," sizing up Nolan's entire filmography is the best way to solve the secrets that bind it all together.  By David Ehrlich and Wilson Chapman