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Weaving in several different tropes of terror, “allows us to have the fun of killing off our characters,” says producer-writer Gary Dauberman of Until Dawn, an expansion of PlayStation Studios’ popular videogame of the same name, introducing a new story and fresh characters, tailored to a broader horror audience while honoring what makes the game so memorable. Read more / In cinemas

“The film is as much about the silence as it is about the visuals. I wanted the audience to be immersed in a world where the absence of words compels them to feel rather than think,” says writer-director-animator Gints Zilbalodis about Flow, an independent masterwork that moves audiences worldwide, achieving recognition with over 60 awards, including a handful of Annecy Cristals, a Golden Globe for Best Animation, a César, and an Academy Award. Read more

“The Marvel Cinematic Universe is so rich and diverse. We’ve recently seen many cosmic and supernatural stories. Getting back to something that puts these fantastic characters in a relatable world is really powerful. This approach is central. The MCU feels even more palpable. Nigerian American writer and director Julius Onah expresses this about Captain America: Brave New World. Read more / In cinemas

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Films listed alphabetically. Click on title to read more about how the films were written and made.

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Director Rupert Sanders
Colleen Hoover and director Justin Baldoni.
Ryan Reynolds, left, and Director John Krasinski on the set of Paramount Pictures’ “IF.”
Director Wes Ball on the set of 20th Century Studios’ KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES. Photo by Jasin Boland. © 2024 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved.




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John Lee Hancock, directing and producing The Little Things from a script he wrote almost 30 years ago, wanted to approach the gritty nature of the job as a means of exploring both the intellectual and psychological sides of solving crimes. MORE