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Today, Nightmares Film Festival, which runs from October 16 to 19, reveals the packed first wave of its 2025 “Better Horror” program. From the newest work by Kevin Lewis (Willy’s Wonderland) and the ...

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Well, that was a whirlwind: The 2025 Venice Film Festival has officially wrapped, and the annual event delivered plenty of buzzy film premieres—not to mention stellar red carpet moments. (There were ...

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'70s Week: Ousmane Sembène’s "Xala" and Souleymane Cissé’s "Baara" revel in caustic humor and the comeuppance of corrupt leaders to explore the class struggles of post-independent African nations.