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[ad_1] Ariel Winograd’s Mexican love triangle comedy “¿Y Cómo Es Él?”, “And What’s He Like?” translated as. We quickly learn that “he” is the taxi driver and businessman Jero (Omar Chaparro), the girlfriend of Marcia (Zuria Vega), who is married to Tomás (Mauricio Ochmann). The movie opens with our angry hero Tomás examining pictures of …
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[ad_1] When comedy screenwriter Lauryn Kahn tried horror for the first time, a friend told her to write what scared her the most. She chose to go out, she. After all, what could be scarier than relying on blind faith and a few Google searches to determine whether a total stranger is dumb, narcissistic, or …
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[ad_1] There were moments during “The Scary of Sixty-First” when I was convinced I was watching a terrible horror-comedy. But while this scattering of onanism and conspiracy theories is absolutely ridiculous, it’s never funny for a second. So what was the director and co-writer Dasha Nekrasova hoping to go beyond childish provocation? The dialogue is …
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[ad_1] For more than 50 years, giant fossilized footprints have been one of the most exciting finds in Australian paleontology. At the time of their discovery, scientists believed that the three-bird-like path was made by a two-legged predator between 200 million and 250 million years ago. The tracks were the first evidence that dinosaurs roamed …
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[ad_1] The Halloween approach is bringing a stream of horror to television and broadcast, and this year the offerings have a classic appeal: reboots. Syfy and “Chucky” in the US, “Day of the Dead” on Syfy and “I Know What You Did Last Summer” on Amazon Prime Video. But if the familiar tastes of these …
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[ad_1] Elsewhere in the country, the conversation began to move away from the early Covid alarm and towards something more cautiously speculative. What will life be like after the pandemic? How have our priorities changed? But for large segments of the nation, largely unaffected by doses of Pfizer and Moderna, it’s in many ways late …
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[ad_1] The word “socialism” is often used as a boogeyman to scare voters, with little or no reference to the true essence. Enter the “Big Scary ‘S’ Word,” Yael Bridge’s stuffed compendium of formulations from experts, historical precedents, and justifications. Hope is not a policy as it is said, so Bridge tries to provide both …
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[ad_1] That’s why I try not to read anything because the bigger the things I do, the more pressure I have on me. The pressure can be very distracting and overwhelming and can keep you from doing well and consume the process. And possibly to a mistake, I might underestimate myself a little [Laughs]. I …
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[ad_1] In “Anatomy of a Scene,” we ask directors to reveal the secrets used to shoot key scenes in their films. Watch new episodes in the series on Fridays. also Watch our collection of 150+ videos on YouTube and Subscribe to our YouTube channel. “Do you want to hear a scary story?” That tempting question …
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[ad_1] It may be time to deprecate the phrase “kind giant”. Researchers in Seychelles filmed a giant tortoise prey and swallowing a tern chick in one gulp. Scientists involved in the expedition say this is the first time such an action has been caught on camera. They are even shaken. “It’s totally surprising and pretty …
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[ad_1] Sydney: “What does that mean?” we said. You were shooting in late 2020. How was it? Sydney: We were locked in our rooms for a few days. Then when we went out, we were not allowed to leave the property, no one was allowed to enter the property and we had to do a …
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[ad_1] The growth of audio originals marks a shift in the way writers and publishers view form, which was once considered an attachment to print rather than its own medium. But as audio sales continued to rise year-over-year, broadcasting companies found themselves struggling to meet demand. “Audio listeners are very greedy, they listen a lot, …
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