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The IDF Calls Gaza Documentary ‘NAZA’ “Distorted, Misleading and Disingenuous” (opens the original)
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The Israeli Defense Force on Thursday came out with an official, and lengthy, response to NAZA, the Israeli-army whistleblower documentary about the war in Gaza. The doc, from Oscar-winning Israeli directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor (No Other Land), is a series of anonymous interviews with two dozen IDF veterans of the Gaza war. They lay out, in extraordinary detail what they claim is Israel‘s deliberate and systematic targeting of civilians in the war, (the NAZA of the title, an acronym of
Julianne Moore to Receive Rome Film Fest Lifetime Award (opens the original)
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Julianne Moore will pick up a lifetime achievement honor at this year’s Rome Film Fest, the latest career-spanning tribute for one of Hollywood’s most decorated and dependably versatile actresses. The Oscar winner will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award at the festival’s 21st edition, which runs Oct. 13 to 25. Moore will be feted during the Rome screening of The Debut, her new film, which is playing in the festival’s Grand Public section. The prize will be presented by Jesse Eisenberg, who d
Neil LaBute and Gia Crovatin on Making Hitchcock-Lean Indie Horror-Comedy ‘Murderous’ (opens the original)
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Neil LaBute has spent three decades toggling between critical acclaim and heated controversy. The playwright burst onto the film scene with two sharply observed indie darlings — In the Company of Men (1997) and Your Friends & Neighbors (1998) — that earned festival buzz and positioned him as a fearless voice in contemporary drama, while also labeling him a misogynist, mainly because of the horrible words he put into his male characters’ mouths. LaBute parlayed that notoriety into mainstream succ
Zoë Bell Is Ready for Round Two (opens the original)
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Zoë Bell has spent the better part of 25 years being other people — at speed, on fire and 20-odd stories above the ground. She has been Xena. She has been Uma Thurman’s Bride. She has been Sharon Stone falling 23 stories onto an airbag “the size of a stamp.” She has also had a career like no other: a girl from a small island off a small country, with no film industry connections, who vaulted into Hollywood; a woman making her way through a male-dominated profession that has only just begun to ge
How Matthew Osubor Turned a Chance Meeting With an Indie Film Veteran Into No-Budget Debut ‘Big Daddy’s Flowers’ (opens the original)
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Matthew Osubor‘s film school began in the produce aisle. The Providence, Rhode Island-based filmmaker was in a grocery store when a stranger dropped an orange. Osubor picked it up. The stranger turned out to be Alexandre Rockwell, the American indie director of In the Soup, the Steve Buscemi-Seymour Cassel comedy that took the Sundance grand jury prize in 1992 and helped define that decade’s U.S. independent scene. Within a few minutes, Osubor had a conversation. Within a few weeks, a job on Roc
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