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‘The Marksman’ Star Katheryn Winnick on Getting into Character, and Working with Liam Neeson

The Marksman is a new action thriller starring Liam Neeson and Katheryn Winnick that follows a retired U.S. Marine named Jim (Neeson) living on a ranch in an Arizona border town who becomes the unlikely guardian of a young boy escaping a Mexican drug cartel. Jim must take the boy on a cross-country road trip to the only family he has left in Chicago with both the cartel and law enforcement in pursuit.

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'Shadow in the Cloud' Director Roseanne Liang on Chloë Grace Moretz, New Zealand Cinema, and Crafting Genre Thrills

Shadow in the Cloud writer and director Roseanne Liang discusses the process behind harnessing her action and genre film influences while crafting a unique and memorable thriller of her own, as well as why acknowledging and enriching New Zealand’s cinematic contributions within her own work is important to her.

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Yu Fei, Music Supervisor on 'The Eight Hundred,' Blends Two Worlds With Her Score

We had the wonderful chance to speak with Yu Fei about the music of The Eight Hundred. Together with an internationally formed team including composers Andrew Kawczynski and Rupert Gregson-Williams, the trio designed and crafted the melodies of the film. It is a score that has several global inspirations, and one which its creators tried to straddle the line between ancient and modern.

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Jim Cummings on How 'Fargo' and David Fincher Inspired 'The Wolf of Snow Hollow'

A blend of horror, thriller, and comedy, with references from David Fincher to “Fargo,” “The Wolf of Snow Hollow is yet again another showcase for Jim Cummings, the indie breakout triple threat whose self-distribution of “Thunder Road” wowed critics and the industry at large. With the help of a distributor and the weight of logistics off his shoulders, Cummings is more relaxed this time around with “The Wolf of Snow Hollow,” but (naturally) equally as enthusiastic.

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