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Indie developer’s take on the ethical conundrum about choosing who to save from an oncoming train may be gimmicky, but with its charm and bite-size levels, it’s ideal for the social media era. Source: The Trolley Solution: the internet’s most … Continued
Some documentaries are filled with talking heads who explain things. Others show evidence and lay out an argument. But the new movie “Architecton” takes a different approach. It is a nearly wordless meditation on stone and concrete, the building blocks … Continued
The Locarno Film Festival jury president also discusses AI and social media, being “a little bit afraid” of judging movies and talking to the late Chris Marker “like a saint of cinema” when facing work difficulties. Source: Rithy Panh Interview … Continued
When the BBC commissioned the film in December 1964, its incoming head of programmes, Huw Wheldon, described it as “horrifying and unpopular – but surely necessary”. A year later, it was canned by his superiors. “Too horrifying for the medium … Continued
“It really draws out the batshit crazy,” says Argentinian artist Pablo Bronstein, standing in front of his monumental new drawings of what Solomon’s Temple, and its contents, might have looked like. “It has been used as a cipher for pretty … Continued
The Broadway League held an emergency meeting earlier in July as producers worried about attracting future investment. Now new details are coming in to focus on an extension — including a clause that asks financially successful shows to give back … Continued