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Ruggero Deodato, Director Of Infamous Horror Film 'Cannibal Holocaust,' Dead At 83

"Cannibal Holocaust" saw Deodato arrested for murder — as he had the supposedly dead cast "sign a contract that said they must disappear for a year."
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Mike Hodges, Director Of 'Flash Gordon' And 'Get Carter,' Dies At 90

“For a part of his career, he was underappreciated, and he is not anymore," wrote friend and producer Mike Kaplan.
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Harvard Returns Standing Bear’s Tomahawk To Nebraska Tribe

Members of the Ponca tribes in Nebraska and Oklahoma visited the Massachusetts university on June 3 for the ceremonial return of the artifact.
By Philip Marcelo, AP

Sebastian Stan Shares All He Can About Upcoming 'Captain America' Film

Sebastian Stan shares what he can about the upcoming "Captain America" film.
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Finally, Some Good News For Women Directors In Hollywood

An annual report calculated that women directed more than 10% of 2019's top films. But clearly, Hollywood still has a long way to go.
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‘What Did I Just See?': The Genre-Bursting Movies Of Karyn Kusama

Nicole Kidman went method to play the brutal detective at the heart of "Destroyer," Kusama's latest film to gleefully defy moviegoers' expectations.
By Oliver Whitney, On Assignment for HuffPost

Somehow Roman Polanski Films Are Still Getting Financed In The Age Of #MeToo

The convicted child rapist will start work next month on a film about a man wrongly accused of espionage.
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The Men Behind 'Kubo And The Two Strings' On Making The 3D Film

Director Travis Knight and actor Art Parkinson dish on the complex stop-motion process.
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NOW They'll Do Something: Academy Swears It Will Address Diversity Problem Next Year

By Michael Cieply, The New York Times

Peak Inequality: Investigating the Lack of Diversity Among TV Directors

By Maureen Ryan, Variety