At the festival for her role in Todd Haynes’ May December, the actor, producer and budding soccer mogul talks “amoral art,” her complicated feelings about Luc Besson and the “heartbreaking” implosion of Time’s Up: “Mistakes are deadly for activism.”
Cannes Film Fest 2023: Natalie Portman on Her New Movie, “May December,” Luc Besson, Time’s Up
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Bros: Billy Eichner, Out Actor, Addresses Dismal Box Office, Studio Marketing, Release Strategy
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“Homophobia is a bigger problem than as it pertains to this silly rom-com we made. But do I think it’s a factor? I think in certain parts of the country, it probably was a factor,” Eichner said.
Carnal Knowledge: Reel/Real Impact–Sexual Politics, Censorship, Supreme Court (Mike Nichols Best Film?)
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A theatre in Albany, Georgia, showed the film; on January 13, 1972, the local police served a search warrant on the theatre, and seized the film.
Cassandro: Docu of Exotic Wrestler, Starring Gael García Bernal (LGBTQ, Gay; Sundance Fest 2023)
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Documentary maker Roger Ross Williams shifts into narrative features with this affectionate tribute to exótic wrestler Saúl Armendáriz, who turned homophobic mockery into victory.
Cinema Sabaya: Israel’s Contender for the 2023 Best International Feature Oscar
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Orit Fouks Rotem’s award-winning drama follows a group of Arab and Israeli women taking part in a documentary filmmaking workshop.





