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After waking up from a suicide attempt he can't remember making, a man sets out to solve his own would-be murder in Peter Warren's directorial debut, premiering at SXSW.

The work of the novelist Colleen Hoover has become hot property in Hollywood. Here’s why studios clamor to adapt her books.

SXSW was in its traditional wild form on opening night with Boots Riley’s upcoming NEON movie I Love Boosters, a psychedelic, absurdist caper about a group of fashionista shoplifters who steal from a ...

Eight years after "Sorry to Bother You," Riley's second feature puts three shoplifters through a reality-hopping parable of consumer desperation.

The story, which is one of two Colleen Hoover adaptations hitting the big screen this year, follows Kenna Rowan (Monroe), who returns to her hometown hoping to meet the daughter s ...

Read IndieWire's review of 'I Love Boosters,' premiering at SXSW and starring Keke Palmer, Taylour Paige, and Naomi Ackie.

Directed by Michel Gondry and written by Charlie Kaufman, the film was named one of the top 10 films of 2004 by the American Film Institute. Gondry, Kaufman and Pierre Bismuth won an Academy Award for ...

I'm an enormous, earth-quaking fan of the Switch 2, which accompanies me on every trip I take, whether for work or pleasure, and a big part of my enjoyment of the console has been around its upgrades ...

Maybe he’s “interested.” Or “not quite shrugging it off like he does everything else.” Yo-han tells him that said co-worker is dubbed Dinosaur because everyone reacts to her off-putting facade like ...

Nintendo is expanding the footprint of its valuable intellectual property (IP) across movies to merchandise and theme parks. The gaming giant is betting on nostalgia and new gamers to drive sales of ...

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