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    The Politics of Foreign Language Film

    The Politics of Foreign Language Film by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in Hollywood Reporter (01-02-2017)
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    Today's war movies are more backroom and less battlefield

    Today's war movies are more backroom and less battlefield by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in The Washington post (26-12-2018)
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    The Movie Review: In All We Imagine As Light, Payal Kapadia creates a world that didn’t seem possible

    The Movie Review: In All We Imagine As Light, Payal Kapadia creates a world that didn’t seem possible by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (18-11-2024)
    “…The camera drifts, the focus slips, the figures shift; everything onscreen feels fragile and impermanent. Despite such sequences, All We Imagine As Light,which…”
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    Boy Meets World: In his breakout role in Anora, Mark Eydelshteyn was as nervous as he was committed

    Boy Meets World: In his breakout role in Anora, Mark Eydelshteyn was as nervous as he was committed by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (07-10-2024)
    “…Maybe it’s just the hair. What can I do in this life to make the world a little bit kinder and brighter and sunnier?he wondered. The actor learned about the…”
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    Boy Meets World: Actor Mark Eydelshteyn's fjrst English-speaking role is a vape-smoking, frenzied son of a billionaire in Sean Baker's fairy tale gone wrong

    Boy Meets World: Actor Mark Eydelshteyn's fjrst English-speaking role is a vape-smoking, frenzied son of a billionaire in Sean Baker's fairy tale gone wrong by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (07-10-2024)
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    HUGH GRANT WAS BORN TO PLAY THE VILLAIN

    HUGH GRANT WAS BORN TO PLAY THE VILLAIN by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (23-09-2024)
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    THANK THE CINEMA GODS, MIKE LEIGH IS BACK

    THANK THE CINEMA GODS, MIKE LEIGH IS BACK by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (23-09-2024)
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    Ron Howard Has Finally Lost His Mind

    Ron Howard Has Finally Lost His Mind by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (23-09-2024)
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    Adam Pearson Is No Wallflower: In A Different Man, the actor has his biggest role to date in a dark comedy inspired by his upbeat personality

    Adam Pearson Is No Wallflower: In A Different Man, the actor has his biggest role to date in a dark comedy inspired by his upbeat personality by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (26-08-2024)
    “…Slowly but surely, this extroverted and exceedingly polite dynamo takes everything from the now handsome but increasingly surly and resentful Edward, including…”
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    Glen Powell's Charm Offensive Is Working: He may never transcend Cruise or McConaughey's level of stardom, but he gets how to play the long game

    Glen Powell's Charm Offensive Is Working: He may never transcend Cruise or McConaughey's level of stardom, but he gets how to play the long game by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (15-07-2024)
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    Glen Powell’s Charm Offensive Is Working: How the Twisters star learned to tailor parts to his strengths

    Glen Powell’s Charm Offensive Is Working: How the Twisters star learned to tailor parts to his strengths by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (15-07-2024)
    “…Powell is, by all public accounts, a nice, chill guy who travels with his tiny rescue dog and makes sure his parents can visit all his movie sets (and cameo in…”
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    The Movie Review: Fury Road prequel Furiosa is bleaker and more fantastical than you’d expect

    The Movie Review: Fury Road prequel Furiosa is bleaker and more fantastical than you’d expect by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (20-05-2024)
    “…What makes this early chase so striking is the way Miller presents it as a relay race of dwindling resources: [...]in relating the story of Furiosa’s…”
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    CANNES FILM FESTIVAL: Delicieux-sounding films, selected a la carte from this year's menu

    CANNES FILM FESTIVAL: Delicieux-sounding films, selected a la carte from this year's menu by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (06-05-2024)
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    It Could Happen Here: Alex Garland's war epic turns the lens on American numbness to conflict

    It Could Happen Here: Alex Garland's war epic turns the lens on American numbness to conflict by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (22-04-2024)
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    The Movie Review: American ignorance is the spectacle at the hea rt of Civil War

    The Movie Review: American ignorance is the spectacle at the hea rt of Civil War by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (22-04-2024)
    “…A variation on this kind of chaoshasbecome all too real over the past few years, with more than 40 percent of the country in a 2022 poll saying they think a…”
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    The Movie Review: Fantasy looms on the edges of Alice Rohrwacher’s playful La Chimera

    The Movie Review: Fantasy looms on the edges of Alice Rohrwacher’s playful La Chimera by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (08-04-2024)
    “…The performances are naturalistic, the location shooting authentic and ground level, but the stories often hover on the edge of fantasy. The director fills the…”
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    Grave Mysteries: Josh O'Connor searches for the afterlife as a sad-eyed tomb raider

    Grave Mysteries: Josh O'Connor searches for the afterlife as a sad-eyed tomb raider by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (08-04-2024)
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    A Slow-Motion Crash in Eight Steps: Ferrari's re-creation of a deadly moment in car-racing history is one of the best cinematic sequences of the season

    A Slow-Motion Crash in Eight Steps: Ferrari's re-creation of a deadly moment in car-racing history is one of the best cinematic sequences of the season by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (29-01-2024)
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    A Slow-Motion Crash in Eight Steps: How Michael Mann wrecked a Ferrari

    A Slow-Motion Crash in Eight Steps: How Michael Mann wrecked a Ferrari by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (29-01-2024)
    “…When the car was about to launch, the crew replaced the crowd with mannequins on stands to use as markers that would later be replaced by digital versions of…”
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    Steel, Asphalt, Death: A titan of industry is forged in the fires of grief--and denial

    Steel, Asphalt, Death: A titan of industry is forged in the fires of grief--and denial by Ebiri, Bilge

    Published in New York (1968) (01-01-2024)
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