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Jeff Buckley, Marc Bolan Music Docs, Animated ‘Boys Go To Jupiter', Roman Polanski's ‘An Officer And A Spy'
A pair of music documentaries and a live concert from Jin of BTS on his first solo tour join indie animation, a searing look at Sudan, a serial killer horror and Kristin Scott Thomas' directorial debut at the specialty box office as independents spot another window with fewer new studio releases. Roman Polanski's 2019 historical drama on the Dreyfus Affair opens in New York. The widest this weekend is Roadside Attractions' horror-thriller written and directed by Stuart Ortiz on 771 screens. Detectives are thrust into a chilling hunt for 'Mr. Shiny,' a sadistic serial killer from the past whose return marks the beginning of a new wave of grotesque, otherworldly crimes tied to a dark cosmic force. Stars Peter Zizzo, Terri Apple, Andy Lauer, Matthew Peschio, Janna Cardia, Travis Wolfe Sr., Christina Helene Braa. This is t 94% with critics off 32 reviews This is at 94% with critics on Rotten Tomatoes off 32 reviews. More from Deadline Christine Vachon & Pamela Koffler On Killer Films At 30 With Metrograph Screenings From 'Hedwig' To 'Happiness' To 'One Hour Photo' - Specialty Preview From 'Oh, Hi!' & 'Diciannove' To 'Folktales' & 'House On Eden', Indies Saw A Window This Weekend And Grabbed It - Specialty Preview 'Sudan, Remember Us' Trailer: Watermelon Pictures Sets August Release For Doc Paying Tribute To Youthful Pro-Democracy Activism Vertical is out with comedy-drama , the directorial debut of Kristin Scott Thomas, on 402 screens. Thomas also co-wrote the screenplay with her husband John Micklethwait and stars with Scarlett Johansson, Sienna Miller and Emily Beecham. Logline: Three sisters (Johansson, Miller and Beecham) return to their childhood home for the third wedding of their mother (Thomas), navigating family drama with help from a colorful group of unexpected wedding guests. Magnolia Pictures opens , Oscar-nominated filmmaker Amy Berg's portrait of the late musician who developed an adoring fan base before his untimely death, at 120 theaters. At 96% with RT critics off 24 reviews. Told through never-before-seen footage from Buckley's archives and intimate accounts from his mother Mary Guibert, former partners Rebecca Moore and Joan Wasser, bandmates including Michael Tighe and Parker Kindred and luminaries like Ben Harper and Aimee Mann. The doc illuminates one of modern music's most influential and enigmatic figure whose only studio album, Grace, was released to astounding reviews and challenged conventional ideas of genre and gender. Buckley drowned in the Wolf River in Memphis in 1997 at age 30 leaving behind an unfinished second album and a legion of devastated family, friends and fans. Greenwich Entertainment debutson the glam rock powerhouse behind Bang a Gong (Get it On), Children of the Revolution and other iconic songs. The BMG production, the directorial debut of filmmaker Ethan Silverman, premiered at Tribeca Festival. Opens at Roxy Cinemas in New York, Lumiere Music Hall in LA, Regent Theatre in Boston and Zinema 2 in Duluth, MN. Silverman explores the complex and revolutionary music and lyrics of the ultra-charismatic Bolan and his band T. Rex, whose popularity in the UK from 1970 to 1973 was on par with The Beatles. Bolan died in a car crash in 1977 at 29. The doc features archival performances and interviews with Elton John, Ringo Starr and David Bowie and musical interpretations by Nick Cave, John Cameron Mitchell, Joan Jett, Macy Gray, U2 and Father John Misty. Trafalgar Releasing, Hybe and Bighit Music will broadcast from the Ziggo Dome globally on August 9. This is BTS member Jin's first-ever solo tour. Some later playdates to accommodate international time zones and encore screenings in some regions. This is a spin-off of Jin's beloved variety content series Run Jin on BTS' official YouTube channel. At 588 U.S. and 38 Canadian cinemas with multiple showings at many cinemas. Roman Polanski's historical thriller , released in France in 2019, opens Stateside at the Film Forum in NYC. Polanski's take on The Dreyfus Affair in 1895 that divided France for years. Jewish Army Captain Alfred Dreyfus (Louis Garrel) is stripped of his status and sentenced to life on a penal colony for passing secrets to Germany. Officer George Picquart (Jean Dujardin), head of military counter-intelligence, discovers that the mole is still at large. It won the Grand Jury Prize and the FIPRESCI Prize at the 2019 Venice Film Festival and received twelve César nominations, winning for Best Adaptation, Best Costume Design and Best Director. Based on the book by Robert Harris, who wrote the screenplay with Polanski. The director fled the U.S. in 1978 after pleading guilty to unlawful sex with a minor. A programming note on the Film Forum website says, 'We recognize that, in light of Roman Polanski's sexual assault case and allegations, the showing of this film may generate strong reactions. We respect our audience's diverging opinions, and we acknowledge the complicated debate surrounding the presentation of work by artists with controversial or problematic histories. We also feel that this film is a well-crafted, dramatic depiction of the Dreyfus Affair — a landmark case of institutional corruption, antisemitism, and resistance to both, and a timely reminder of the perils of being a whistleblower. It is thus an important contribution to cinema's crucial role in historical storytelling. We have programmed the film in keeping with our commitment to presenting compelling world cinema to NYC audiences.' , Julian Glander's surreal animated coming-of-age comedy, opens in New York at IFC Center. Adds LA's Laemmle Glendale next week with a limited expansion to follow. The film from Cartuna and Irony Point Productions stars NPRs Planet Money host Jack Corbett as Billy 5000, a teenager in suburban Florida desperately trying to make $5,000 when his winter break is turned upside down by the arrival of a bizarre creature from another world. The voice cast includes Janeane Garofalo (Reality Bites), Elsie Fisher (Eighth Grade), Tavi Gevinson (Gossip Girl), GraceKuhlenschmidt (The Daily Show), Joe Pera (Joe Pera Talks With You), Julio Torres (Problemista), Sarah Sherman (Saturday Night Live), Tony Award-winner Cole Escola (Oh, Mary!), Eva Victor (Sorry, Baby), River L. Ramirez (Los Espookys), Max Wittert (High Maintenance), J.R. Phillips (Summer Camp Island), Chris Fleming (Hell), and comedy At 91% on Rotten Tomatoes off 23 reviews, this is the first theatrical release by Cartuna, the Brooklyn-based production company founded byJames Belfer and Adam Belfer in 2015. In March, it acquired domestic rights with Dweck Productions to Sundance-SXSW premiering Dead Lover, set for the closing night film of TIFF's Midnight Madness. Watermelon Pictures' by Hind Meddeb open in NYC and Toronto at DCTV's Firehouse Cinema and Hot Docs. Adds the Laemmle Royal in LA next week. In 2019, journalist and filmmaker Meddab flew to Sudan to film a sit-in protest at the Army headquarters in Khartoum. The people of Sudan were assembling, demanding reform after decades of military dictatorship. There she met a selection of young activists that she would continue to film over the course of four years, from the swell of hope and accomplishment following dictator Omar al-Bashir's fall to the oppression of the military crackdown and subsequent civil war, which today, leaves Sudan in ruins. The French-born Meddeb, who is also of Moroccan, Tunisian and Algerian heritage, spent close to a decade documenting the youth-led, pro-democracy movements that swept Morocco, Tunisia, Sudan and Egypt in the 2010s. At 100% with RT critics off 19 reviews. Level 33 Entertainment presents kids animated about the artist as a child by André Kadi and Karinre Vézina at circa 40 locations. Based on the celebrated animated series and book Frida, c'est moi, Hola Frida tells a playful and heartfelt story of Frida's childhood. Set in vibrant Coyoacán, Mexico, young Frida finds refuge in her imagination as she faces illness—revealing the earliest sparks of the artist she would become. Written by Anne Bryan, Sophia Faucher, Emilie Gabrielled and Kadi. Best of Deadline Everything We Know About Lady Gaga's 'Wednesday' Season 2 Role So Far 2025 TV Series Renewals: Photo Gallery 2025 TV Cancellations: Photo Gallery
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Kevin McHale slams 'pathetic loser' Dean Cain for joining ICE
Kevin McHale is treating Dean Cain with the respect he deserves after the former Superman actor announced this week that he'll be joining ICE. "Look, I know the entertainment business is in shambles, but imagine being so out of work and desperate for attention (I would know) that you join Ice?" the Glee alum wrote on X, sharing a post from @PopCrave featuring Cain's announcement. "Fucking pathetic loser." Cain, who has been extremely loud about his political affiliation over the years, posted a video to social media earlier this week calling himself a "sworn law enforcement officer as well as a filmmaker." "I thought it was important to join our first responders to help secure the safety of all Americans; not just talk about it. So I joined up." He then went on to try to recruit others to join ICE, claiming that the masked organization has arrested "hundreds of thousands of criminals" since Donald Trump returned to office. Cain conveniently failed to mention the numerous people who aren't "the worst of the worst" who have been arrested in ICE raids, including undocumented immigrants with no prior criminal records, people who are in the country legally, and full-fledged American citizens. In fact, of the 57,861 people arrested by ICE as of the end of June (a far cry from "hundreds of thousands," Dean Cain), nearly 72% have no criminal convictions. Of course, that doesn't fit the narrative Trump, MAGA Republicans, and "pathetic losers" like Dean Cain want the world to believe. Like McHale, plenty of other people watching Cain's little show are under the impression that this is just another desperate quest for attention from a man who just isn't as relevant as he wants to be. "Dean Cain joined ICE because it's full of men who are cosplaying 'good guy gets bad guy' fantasies. They all genuinely think they look like this when they're rounding people up in Home Depot." "That Family Guy skit about Dean Cain is aging better every year." "Jennings: Having someone like Dean Cain out touting it—It's going to help them recruit. Lahan: It's not 1995. No one cares what Dean Cain thinks." "Dean Cain had to join ICE because he couldn't get any acting gigs. It was that or Walmart greeter." "'dean cain is my favorite superman.' said nobody ever in all of human history." "Dean Cain joined ICE. Hollywood is run by immigrants or families of immigrants. His career is seriously toast. You don't come back from being a Nazi. Fucking pathetic." This article originally appeared on Pride: Kevin McHale slams 'pathetic loser' Dean Cain for joining ICE RELATED 15 Queer Actors We Want to See In Superman's Cape And Tights 'Glee' Star Kevin McHale Officially Comes Out Thanks to Ariana Grande's New Single Kevin McHale served as David Archuleta's gay guide when he was coming out (exclusive)
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Tom Brady avoids joining list of sports history's infamous statues
A little over a year after the New England Patriots inducted Tom Brady into the franchise's Hall of Fame and retired his No. 12, the seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback received another honor Friday night. [Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Football league for the 2025 NFL season] Ahead of the Patriots' preseason opener against the Washington Commanders, the team unveiled a statue of Brady in Patriot Place Plaza, right next to the franchise's Hall of Fame at Gillette Stadium. Patriots owner Robert Kraft announced during Brady's team Hall of Fame induction that plans were in place to have Brady be the first player in franchise history to be honored with a statue. The addition of a statue always come with anxiety about it becoming the butt of a joke, but the fans could breathe easy once the statue was revealed. It looked perfectly fine, with a fairly accurate-looking Brady standing with his fist in the air. Thanks to the work of artist and Patriots fan Jeff Buccacio, Brady avoided joining the infamous list of sports statues gone bad, just ask the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Dwyane Wade, Mo Salah and others. Those sports legends are on the list of some of the most notorious athlete statues in sports history. Harry Caray (1999) The legendary Chicago Cubs broadcaster is depicted leading fans in a rendition of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," as he did many times at Wrigley Field. It also appears as if Caray is bursting through a baseball stadium with a creepy cluster of fans at his feet. Andy Murray (2011) A terracotta statue of the Scottish tennis player was unveiled in Shanghai, China, in 2011, much to the dismay of the three-time Grand Slam champion. 'I thought I was better looking than that," Murray said at the time. There will be a second opportunity for a more realistic-looking statue of the two-time Wimbledon champion as Murray will be involved in the design process of the statue that will be revealed at the All-England Club in 2027. Cristiano Ronaldo (2017) To many, he's the G.O.A.T. of the soccer world. In the sports statue world, he was honored with the G.O.A.T. depiction at the Madeira Airport in Portugal. The airport changed its name to Aeroporto Internacional da Madeira Cristiano Ronaldo and unveiled a bust of the soccer legend. The reaction was not positive and a new sculpture was installed a year later. Diego Maradona (2017) The Argentinian soccer god was on hand for the 12-foot statue's unveiling in Kolkata, India. He is depicted holding the World Cup trophy. Some pointed out his resemblance to the likes of Larry Bird, singer Susan Boyle and actress Betty White. Michael Essien (2018) The Chelsea and Real Madrid legend was honored in his native Ghana by a local sculptor. Little is known about the inspiration behind the statue, other than to provide nightmare fuel for those who look at it. Mo Salah (2018) Unveiled in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, the Liverpool star is shown celebrating one of his many goals with his trademark pose. Is it Salah or does it more closely resemble singer Art Garfunkel or Daniel Stern's "Marv Murchins" character from "Home Alone." Brandi Chastain (2018) While not a statue, this plaque of U.S. soccer legend Brandi Chastain deserves a mention. Chastain, who famously scored the winning penalty kick in the 1999 Women's World Cup Final, was inducted into the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame. The image they used of her was so bad that she was asked to send a photo of herself in order for a redo. David Beckham (2019) Unlike the temporary statue put up by H&M when Beckham was modeling underwear, the one the Los Angeles Galaxy commissioned had the soccer legend fully clothed, though he did resemble Gordon Ramsay a bit. It was still better than the one he thought the MLS side was using, until late night host James Corden revealed it was a prank. Dwyane Wade (2024) The basketball Hall of Famer was honored by the Miami Heat with a statue outside of the team's arena, Kaseya Center. The depiction of Wade was of him after hitting a game-winning shot in double-overtime in 2009, after which he stood on the scorer's table and declared: "This is my house!" The problem was that it didn't really look like him.
