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The firm’s chief of digital strategy sent a memo to agents noting that — regardless of what the studios are doing with their IP — the talent agency is taking a protective stance for artists it reps. Source: WME to … Continued
Heiny Srour, who made two landmark features advancing the role of women in liberation movements, is not shy about being a “first”. Source: First Against the Wall: Heiny Srour’s Militant Cinema of Women in Liberation Movements Persists | International Documentary … Continued
Farrell was a key member of the hi-tech movement of the 1980s and 90s, with buildings including the TV-am studios and Embankment Place in London, and the Deep in Hull. Source: ‘Nonconformist’ architect of MI6 building Terry Farrell dies aged … Continued
“How many films can exist within a film?” This is the question lying at the heart of Alejandro González Iñárritu’s celluloid installation at Fondazione Prada. In the making of his cult cinematic masterpiece Amores Perros (2000), Iñárritu shot over a … Continued
Weary of the New York scene, and keen to focus on architecture, the artist started buying up properties to play with in a tiny Texas town. Trouble was, he couldn’t stop. We take the tour of his Marfa creations… Source: … Continued
With 11 Academy Award nominations, three Golden Globe wins and a historic sweep of prizes at Cannes, Venice and Berlin film festivals, Paul Thomas Anderson boasts a career that most filmmakers only dream of. Landing his first feature deal for … Continued