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Caleb Hammond
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By Caleb Hammond| The Film Stage@ After co-directing 2015’s Anomalisa with Charlie Kaufman, Duke Johnson’s solo follow-up is an adaptation of the Donald E. Westlake’s novel Memory. Paul Cole (André Holland) is the eponymous actor––or so people tell him is his occupation after he wakes up in small-town Ohio with a mysterious head injury and zero memories. There’s a beautiful woman, Edna (Gemma Chan), and a small cast of characters who may or may not have Paul’s best interests at heart.
By Caleb Hammond| Filmmaker Magazine Verified Back to selection by Caleb Hammond in Directors, Interviews, Screenwriters on Mar 11, 2025 Bruno Dumont, The Empire With The Empire, French filmmaker Bruno Dumont’s career is now evenly split between two modes. His first seven films operated within an identifiably Bressonian tradition, while the five films and two mini-series following operate in a more comic, slapstick register.
By Caleb Hammond| The Film Stage@ After co-directing 2015’s Anomalisa with Charlie Kaufman, Duke Johnson’s solo follow-up is an adaptation of the Donald E. Westlake’s novel Memory. Paul Cole (André Holland) is the eponymous actor––or so people tell him is his occupation after he wakes up in small-town Ohio with a mysterious head injury and zero memories. There’s a beautiful woman, Edna (Gemma Chan), and a small cast of characters who may or may not have Paul’s best interests at heart.
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MovieMaker Magazine
MovieMaker Magazine is a well-established American publication dedicated to the art and business of filmmaking, particularly focusing on independent film and film festivals. Founded in 1993 by Tim Rhys, it offers a quarterly print magazine, a popular website, and a podcast network, making it a comprehensive resource for filmmakers and film enthusiasts. The print magazine features a variety of content, including film criticism, festival coverage, DIY filmmaking techniques, and profiles of industry professionals. The website, launched in 1995, provides extensive resources and information for its audience. Additionally, MovieMaker is known for its annual lists, such as "50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee," which are valuable tools for filmmakers seeking to showcase their work. With a quarterly readership exceeding 150,000, MovieMaker Magazine serves both independent filmmakers and major industry players, making it a key resource in the film community.
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