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Watch an exclusive clip from mockumentary Reality Queen

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Thanks to High Octane Pictures, we’ve got an exclusive clip from writer-director Steven Jay Bernheim’s mockumentary Reality Queen, which sees newcomer Julia Faye West leading a cast that also includes Denise Richards, Mike Tyson and the late John Witherspoon; check out the clip and trailer here… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AsxKGqap-c In the tradition of Best in Show and A Mighty Wind, […]

Watch an exclusive clip from The Great War featuring Ron Perlman and Billy Zane

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Ahead of its release in the States this Friday, we’ve got an exclusive clip from the new World War I movie The Great War featuring Ron Perlman (Sons of Anarchy) and Billy Zane (Titanic); watch it here, courtesy of Lionsgate… SEE ALSO: Ron Perlman and Billy Zane star in trailer for The Great War https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8p_Nkmwoxg […]

Exclusive Interview – Composer Austin Wintory talks John Wick Hex, character themes, and Assassin’s Creed Syndicate

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Red Stewart chats with Austin Wintory about John Wick Hex… Austin Wintory is an American composer who has been working in the video game, film, and television industries since the mid-2000s. He is best known for his scores for games like Flow, Journey, Assassin’s Creed Syndicate, and Abzû. His latest video game project was the title John Wick Hex, […]

Exclusive Interview – 3 Questions with A Million Little Pieces star Aaron Taylor-Johnson

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Hayden Mears chats with A Million Little Pieces star Aaron Taylor-Johnson… With addiction drama A Million Little Pieces, actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson and his wife, Sam Taylor-Johnson, have crafted a film that’s as unflinchingly raw as it is emotionally resonant. Based on James Frey’s 2003 book, the film centers around a spiraling Frey as he checks […]

Exclusive Interview – Edward Norton on Motherless Brooklyn, cynicism, and more

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Alex Moreland talks to Edward Norton about Motherless Brooklyn, whether he considers himself an auteur, and more… Motherless Brooklyn weaves together a sprawling story of race, power and corruption, a contemplative neo-noir that brings together an all-star cast for a compelling murder-mystery. It stars Edward Norton – who also wrote and directed the film – […]

Exclusive Interview – Gugu Mbatha-Raw on Motherless Brooklyn, subverting neo-noir archetypes, and more

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Alex Moreland talks to Gugu Mbatha-Raw about Motherless Brooklyn, whether she’d ever like to step behind the camera, and more… Motherless Brooklyn weaves together a sprawling story of race, power and corruption, a contemplative neo-noir that brings together an all-star cast for a compelling murder-mystery. Gugu Mbatha-Raw stars as Laura Rose, a canny community advocate […]

Exclusive Interview – Hobbs & Shaw director David Leitch on action scenes, Deadpool’s future and Martin Scorsese

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Tom Beasley chats with Hobbs & Shaw director David Leitch about the film’s unhinged, brilliant action sequences, as well as the future of his various franchises and Martin Scorsese’s controversial comic book opinions… Fans went in to Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw expecting insanity – and they were not disappointed. With the dynamite […]

Watch an exclusive clip from Little Joe starring Emily Beecham and Kerry Fox

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Having premiered in competition at Cannes earlier this year, with actress Emily Beecham garnering a Best Actress Award for her work, Magnolia Pictures is set to release director Jessica Hauser’s sci-fi drama Little Joe on December 6th, and we have an exclusive clip from the film for you here which features Beecham and co-star Kerry […]

Exclusive Interview – Don Johnson talks Knives Out

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Rian Johnson’s acclaimed whodunit Knives Out opens in the UK this week, and Flickering Myth’s Eammon Jacobs got to sit down with Don Johnson to discuss his role in the star-studded mystery; check out the interview here, and be sure to head on over to our YouTube channel for more exclusive interviews and videos… SEE […]

Exclusive Interview – Aisling Franciosi and Sam Claflin on The Nightingale, depicting colonial violence in film, and more

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Alex Moreland talks to Aisling Franciosi and Sam Claflin about The Nightingale, working with Jennifer Kent, and more… The Nightingale is a film about violence – set in a British colony in Australia at the height of colonialism, it tells a story of traumas both political and personal. Jennifer Kent’s second feature film is unrelenting […]