Part existential road trip, part liminal horror nightmare, It Ends captivated audiences during its festival run and is hoping to build on that success with a theatrical release. We explore writer/director Alex Ullom's micro-budget effort and how it might give voice to the Covid generation. Also, we share two updates on our main squeeze, Steven Soderbergh!
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One, Two, Three
It's 1961, and Hollywood is changing. Foreign films are wooing critics and audie
The Samurai and the Prisoner Review
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The Apartment
By 1960, nearly twenty years into his career as a writer/director, Billy Wilder
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