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Aleppo, Syria, 2025. A bombed out shell of its former self. Ten years prior, it was a flourishing city filled with bustling markets, food stalls, prayer, and congregation. Co-directors Itab Azzam and Jack MacInnes chronicle that ten year transformation through the lens of Israa, an Aleppo native. Filming for One
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Ethan Hawke is no stranger to awards praise. In addition to his recent Best Actor nomination for playing Lorenz Hart in Blue Moon, Hawke has earned Best Supporting Actor noms for Training Day and Boyhood and even two writing noms for Before Sunset and Before Midnight. Yet, as an actor
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In the year of our Lord 2026, everything old is new again, but sometimes that’s not actually all that much of a problem. Case in point, Disney’s forthcoming revival of The Muppet Show, which is arriving at precisely the moment we all really, really need it to. It’s exactly a
