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a year ago
How Ireland’s Film Sector Went From a ‘Cottage Industry’ to a Global Force (and Awards Season Darling)
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3 years ago
Autistic People Deserve Better Than ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’
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4 years ago
With Success of ‘CODA,’ American Remakes of French Titles Are Finally Starting to Break Through
@thedailybeast.com
a year ago
‘Girls State’: The Teen Girls at Sundance Who Are Going to Save America
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3 years ago
How to Watch ‘Coda’ Online: The Oscar Winner Is Streaming on Apple TV Plus
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5 years ago
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Oprah Says Russell Simmons 'Attempted to Pressure' Her Into Leaving Film About His Accusers
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a year ago
‘Flora and Son’ Will Submit Original Song ‘High Life’ for Oscar Consideration, Joseph Gordon-Levitt for Supporting (EXCLUSIVE)
@latimes.com
3 years ago
With 'CODA' best picture win, Apple beats Netflix to Oscar glory
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5 years ago
Oprah Drops Russell Simmons Accuser Doc From Apple Slate Two Weeks Before Sundance Premiere
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2 years ago
John Carney’s ‘Flora and Son’ Sells to Apple for Over $20 Million Following Sundance Premiere
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3 years ago
Apple’s ‘CODA’ Wins Sundance Film Festival: London BIFA Award
@latimes.com
5 years ago
Russell Simmons accusers are the subjects of Apple TV+ and Oprah Winfrey's Sundance doc