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John Malkovich Fights Back Tears During 13-Minute Venice Standing Ovation as ‘Wild Horse Nine’ Storms Into Oscar Race

In what will surely be one of the biggest standing ovations at this year’s Venice Film Festival, Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine” received a thunderous 13 minutes of applause at its world premiere on Thursday night and stormed into the Oscar race.

John Malkovick, who stars in the movie with Sam Rockwell, got emotional and McDonagh looked touched as the cheering raged on, with Sam partner, “White Lotus” star Leslie Bibb, leading the charge with plenty of hoots and hollers. In fact, it was a “White Lotus” reunion as Bibb’s Season 3 co-star, Parker Posey — who also appears in the film — teared up while she fanned herself and mouthed about the sweltering temperature in the theater. As the applause continued, McDonagh and Rockwell went into the crowd, shaking hands and signing autographs.

Set in 1973, “Wild Horse Nine” follows two CIA officers (Malkovich and Rockwell) who are dispatched from Santiago

‘Lanterns’ Writer Responds to Buzzy Episode Three Reaction: “I Just Hope People Will Stick It Out With John”

[This story contains spoilers from Lanterns episode three, “OutKast.”]

The third episode of HBO Max’s Lanterns doesn’t just pay homage to OutKast, the legendary hip-hop duo from Atlanta, it also serves as metaphor symbolizing the isolation John Stewart Jr. felt as a child — and still feels as an adult in his pursuit to become the long-fabled Green Lantern superhero in the DC Comics.

The episode, titled “OutKast,” shows not just how John Stewart’s parents raised him differently from his two older brothers, but also tries to explain why. Reminiscent of the discussions around Michael Jackson’s upbringing, this Lanterns episode has sparked specific conversations about parenting Black boys and children into greatness, and what actions constitute abusive or unhealthy parenting. (The hour also averaged a new series high, per the streamer: In just three days, more than 10 million viewers, with 7 million from the United States, watched the episode.)

Because the Guardians cited fear,

‘The Basics of Philosophy’ Review: Paul Schrader Does Some Deep — and Discomfiting — Thinking About a College Professor’s Guilt

When Paul Schrader’s new moral drama The Basics of Philosophy begins, we are on a fictional college campus where John (Jack Huston), a professor of philosophy, gives an introductory lecture about the meaning of his course. Soon after, we see him in his office with a female student, who is begging for a grade change. She makes a clumsy attempt at seduction that he rebuffs, but the charged moment lingers in the air for several scenes afterward. I braced myself, concerned that we might be in store for a version of After the Hunt from a male perspective, or an attempt to yoke the older attitudes of, say, David Mamet’s Oleanna to the more modern cultural and sexual wars of academia that have roiled for over a decade now. When an 80-year-old man sets a film at a college in 2026, there might be reason to worry.

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‘Furies’ Review: A Breathtaking Beirut-Set Heist Drama Pits Fearless Sisters Against a Rotten System

Furies counts George Clooney among its executive producers — worth noting for the clout factor but mainly as a point of comparison: Rami Kodeih’s extraordinary first feature might be called an anti-Ocean’s heist picture, as rough-and-tumble as the starry franchise is slick. Propelled by a raw, heart-pounding ferocity, the Beirut-set drama is a sharp fusion of personal desperation and political rage, as specific to Lebanon’s economic crisis as it is generally, woefully recognizable. When one of the two sisters at the story’s center describes “being broke in a fucked-up country with no options,” her words have a discomforting resonance that extends beyond any one nation’s borders.

From its opening scenes in a bank, where bureaucratic blah-di-blah gives way to sheer terror, to its gripping final sequence, the movie infuses a time-tested genre with the unpredictable energy of real people interacting — and, crucially, the offhand wiseass humor

‘Criminal’ Lawsuit: Showrunner Ed Brubaker Sued by Production Assistant Claiming Sexual, Racial Harassment on Set of Amazon MGM Series

A former production assistant on Amazon’s upcoming comic book crime drama “Criminal” has filed a lawsuit against the showrunner and studios involved, alleging a hostile work environment that included racial and sexual harassment.

The production assistant, Ijaaz Noohu, is seeking unspecified damages from showrunner Ed Brubaker, Amazon MGM Studios and Big Indie Pictures, citing religious discrimination, assault, battery and other claims that allegedly took place on set. In one incident allegedly witnessed by a senior producer, Brubaker pointed a functional firearm at Noohu’s face and pulled the trigger. (No additional detail about the event was provided in the suit.

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