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Amazon is allegedly close to a deal.
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Inside Out begins its dominance.
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He has calibrated the film so precisely to Cate Blanchett’s talents that he couldn’t have rendered her better with animation.
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Todd Haynes and Gus Van Sant are in competition.
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It'll be her film debut.
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Based on Sara Gran's novel 'Dope.'
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See Badu-MMJ videos from last night's YouTube concert.
By Amos BarshadTodd Haynes to Direct My Morning Jacket Live-Stream
It'll be their second collaboration.
By Amos BarshadTodd Haynes Responds to Critics of Mildred Pierce
"I think it's good for us, in our era of constant distraction ... to have an experience where you actually move through someone's life without leaping hysterically, flashing forward."
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Who's up? Who's down?
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Unbelievable!
Todd Haynes Spoofs Himself
Now Carol White is a Barbie doll too?
We Are All Bob Dylan: Williamsburg Dylan
In I'm Not There, Todd Haynes imagines seven different versions of Bob Dylan. Some people say that's six too many. We say Haynes is lazy. His film barely scratches the surface. Herewith, Bob Dylan No. 11: Williamsburg Dylan.