Film News 2025-09-27

• Nexstar and Sinclair Will Now Air ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!,’ Ending Its Preemption in Multiple Major Cities
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• ‘Gavagai’ Rewrites ‘Medea’ as a Portrait of Racial Cluelessness in the Privilege-Prone Film Industry
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• Aaron Sorkin’s ‘Social Network’ Follow-Up Will Star Jeremy Strong — Not Jesse Eisenberg — as Mark Zuckerberg
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• ‘One Battle After Another’ Box Office, What to See at NYFF, and the Latest with Jimmy Kimmel — Screen Talk
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• The Man Who Was Almost There: Why Leonardo DiCaprio’s Performance in ‘One Battle After Another’ Finally Delivers on His Ultimate Potential as an Actor
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• Fall Festival Preview: 42 Must-See Films Playing at the Venice, Toronto, and New York Film Festivals
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• The Young Stars of ‘Wayward’ Delighted in Stepping Into Mae Martin’s Troubled Teen Nightmare
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• Even IndieWire’s Own Staff Cannot Agree on the Best Format for Seeing ‘One Battle After Another’
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• ‘Eleanor the Great’ Review: Don’t Let the Feel-Good Plotline of Scarlett Johansson’s June Squibb-Starring Directorial Debut Fool You
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• Sales So Far Out of Venice, TIFF, and Telluride: Maude Apatow’s Directorial Debut ‘Poetic License’ Is Row K’s 3rd Festival Acquisition
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• Every Paul Thomas Anderson Movie, Ranked from Worst to Best — Including ‘One Battle After Another’
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• ‘Homebound’ Review: Neeraj Ghaywan’s Arresting Drama Is an Urgent Indian and Global Story
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