Indie Filmmakers Find New Audiences Amid The Pandemic
Indie films lost physical film festivals, but gained more viewers from the lack of competition from summer blockbusters.
Indie Filmmakers Find New Audiences Amid The Pandemic
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September 17, 2020
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'John Wick: Chapter 4' opens with franchise-record $73.5 million
This latest chapter also has the highest critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes, a whopping 95%.

'Inside' review: They're never finding Nemo
Willem Dafoe is an accidental homebody in this anxiety-inducing new drama.
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'Everything Everywhere' Oscars win opens new doors for Asian actors
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Former FBI agent praises officers responding to school shooting
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Should you fly or drive for your summer travel this year?
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