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In his haunting directorial debut, The Knife, Nnamdi Asomugha delivers a lean, gripping thriller that turns one late-night encounter into a chilling meditation on race, optics, and the American justice system,
Director R.T. Thorne's skillfully focused debut features a near-future fungal pandemic that wipes out animal life and repositions itself not on barren wastelands or aimless nomads, but on legacy, land, and community.
A gripping exposé stitched with nostalgia and hard truths, Sally Rose Griffiths’ latest entry in Netflix’s Trainwreck series peels back the cotton-soft image of American Apparel to reveal a toxic cult of personality at its core. Stylish, shocking, and deeply human.
In Barron’s Cove, Christian Convery sheds his innocent image to deliver a layered, haunting performance as Ethan—a troubled youth caught in a web of vengeance, trauma, and moral ambiguity. In this exclusive Reviews And Dunn Q&A, the rising star discusses building intense on-screen chemistry with Garrett Hedlund, the emotional demands of playing twins in The Monkey, and why voice acting remains one of his favorite creative outlets