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Here’s a guide to how the events of Steven Spielberg’s new semi-autobiographical film compare with what really happened.
Category: Spielberg, Steven
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‘The Fabelmans’ Review: Spielberg’s Own Sentimental Education
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The director’s latest movie focuses on a budding filmmaker a lot like himself. But Michelle Williams, as his mother, is the soul of this fractious family drama.
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Steven Spielberg Gets Personal in ‘The Fabelmans’
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In making his autobiographical film “The Fabelmans,” he confronted some painful family secrets, as well as what it means to be Jewish in America today.
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In Toronto, Films by Women About Women, but That’s Where the Similarities End
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The Toronto International Film Festival returns to business mostly as usual with throngs of excited attendees and some of the year’s most anticipated new movies.
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The Eight Film Festival Movies That Got the Biggest Awards Boost
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“Women Talking,” women fighting, a pair of Brendans and more: After Toronto, Venice and Telluride, here are the titles and performances in the conversation.
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In ‘The Fabelmans,’ Steven Spielberg Himself Is the Star
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But it’s Michelle Williams who burns brightest in this film based on Spielberg’s childhood, which just premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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How Five Sci-Fi Movies From 1982 Shaped Our Present
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“Blade Runner,” “E.T.,” “Tron,” “The Wrath of Khan” and “The Thing” all arrived that one season 40 years ago to become indelible and influential.
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Five Sci-Fi Classics, One Summer: How 1982 Shaped Our Present
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“Blade Runner,” “E.T.,” “Tron,” “The Wrath of Khan” and “The Thing” all arrived that one season 40 years ago to become indelible and influential.
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Streaming Has Won the Hollywood Debate. Is Best Picture Next?
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A few years ago, the entertainment industry was arguing over whether movies on streaming services even counted as a film. Now, one is poised to win the Oscars’ top prize.