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RESURRECTION Review: An Exquisite, Floating Dream For True Cinephiles

In a post-apocalyptic future where humanity has given up on dreaming, a woman uses old cinematic techniques to help a dying monster live different lives across a century. Through distinct dream chapters, the film explores the six senses recognized in Buddhist thought: sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, and mind.  Following the hypnotic Long Day’s Journey Into Night, Bi Gan returns with an even more ambitious project. As if turning on an old cinema projector, the director invites the audience into a visually inventive journey through different eras of cinema with Shu Qi as master of ceremonies and Jackson Yee wandering through the screen as a spiritual guide for the audience. The film flows like a disjointed dream—an exquisite display of crafty skills that pays homage to German Expressionism, Akira Kurosawa, and Orson Welles. It culminates in a final, masterful long take delivered with the precision of a true artisan. This […]

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GIANT Review: A Striking Balance of Ego, Legacy, and Betrayal

Prince Naseem Hamed was a once-in-a-decade, completely unique phenomenon in the boxing world. He was a natural-born showman and an artist in the squared circle. However, his arrogance and distinct lack of respect for his opponents prevented him from ever truly capturing the public’s affection. His early retirement at just 28 years old—fueled by an inability to overcome his sole career defeat against the legendary Marco Antonio Barrera—combined with the bitter betrayal of his longtime trainer and mentor Brendan Ingle, caused his incredible athletic legacy to fade over time. Giant chooses to frame this gripping story primarily through the eyes of Ingle. The film serves as a faithful, meticulously detailed period piece that zeroes in on the delicate relationship between the fighter and his mentor. It explores how sudden fame, massive wealth, and an unmeasurable ego fractured their bond, leaving a division that would never truly heal.   Amir El-Masry […]

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JUST PLAY DEAD: Sales Locked For New Martin Campbell Crime Thriller Starring Samuel L. Jackson And Eva Green

Highland Film Group has locked distribution deals in key international territories in all media for Just Play Dead, the new crime thriller Samuel L. Jackson (Argylle, Kingsman: The Secret Service, Pulp Fiction), Eva Green (Casino Royale, Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children, 300: Rise Of An Empire), and Maria Pedraza (Netflix’s “Money Heist”). Highland co-financed the film and is handling international rights at Cannes, with CAA Media Finance overseeing domestic rights. Just Play Dead is directed by Martin Campbell uhand written by Dan Gordon (Rambo: Last Blood, The Hurricane), and follows wealthy criminal mastermind Jack Wolfe (Jackson) who is cornered by the Feds and plans to fake his own death and claim the $30 million life insurance payout with his “grieving” wife Nora (Green), while framing her surfer lover Chad for his murder. But Nora is cooking up a scheme of her own: kill Jack for real, frame Chad and keep […]

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