Top women filmmakers miss festival director cut
A step back for an industry that has made steps towards greater gender equality.
A step back for an industry that has made steps towards greater gender equality.
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Kristen Stewart returns to Hollywood with her new movie, Seberg.
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The star is taking on the projects he's always wanted to take on, marketability be damned.
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