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In films like "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma" and "The Invite," middle-aged sexual gurus are helping younger characters — and audiences — relearn desire.
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 This time of the year is always exciting for film buffs, as it's usually when we first get to watch the Oscar race begin to take shape. Last week, anyone not lucky enough to sit in the Cannes audience in May got their first glimpse at The Substance, Coralie Fargeat's Best Screenplay-winning body horror flick. But…
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 Michael B. Jordan first gained notice as a teenage drug dealer in David Simon's superb series The Wire way back in 2002. He stood out again on the small screen in both Friday Night Lights and Parenthood before his startling turn in Ryan Coogler's charged, true-life drama Fruitvale Station. That led to his sterling starring role as Adonis Johnson in Coogler's gritty and surprising sports film Creed.
Earlier this year, Jordan showed his range with his gripping, villainous performance in Coogler's Black Panther and he has reprised his role as Adonis Johnson to acclaim in Creed II (above), now playing in theaters nationwide. What else does the still-rising star have in store for his growing legion of fans? We look at three upcoming theatrical projects.
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