The MAGA mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 shared many surface similarities with the ideologically opposed mobs that fought against police in American cities over the past few years: improvised weaponry; social media fixation; an emphasis on combat tactics over strategic objectives. But there’s also a crucial exception: the January 6 mob included many U.S. military veterans. Amid the whooping, Instagramming throng of red-hatted rioters in cobbled-together tactical gear, lines of individuals in full battle rattle could be seen moving in quietly disciplined “stack” formations towards their objective.

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While most of the talk surrounding Kristen Stewart come this fall revolves around her major franchise film “Charlie’s Angels,” the acclaimed actress actually has an awards contender coming that doesn’t involve her donning tight clothes and doing martial arts. Today, as part of the Venice 2019 lineup announcement, Stewart’s upcoming film “Seberg” was announced as an out-of-competition selection.

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And now, Amazon Studios has released a first look at the film (and thus, its star), which is expected to make the festival rounds and maybe a few Best Of lists at the end of the year.

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We are currently in the dog days of summer, but that doesn’t mean we can’t look forward to the fall, specifically the best time of year for film fans — fall film festival season. And kicking it off right is perhaps the biggest fest of the season, Venice. With the initial lineup of films hitting Venice coming next week, we are starting to get word on which projects are likely going to Italy.

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Yesterday, we wrote about what films have been rumored to be locks for the upcoming Cannes Film Festival, headlined by the upcoming Quentin Tarantino film “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” which is rumored to be debuting on May 21 (which would make it exactly 25 years after “Pulp Fiction” debuted at the fest). And now, thanks to the folks at Deadline, the Cannes picture is becoming a bit more clear.

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No one doubts that cinematographer Rachel Morrison is one of the best in the film industry. She was nominated for an Oscar for her cinematography skills on the recent film “Mudbound” and she is the DP for one of the biggest films of all-time, “Black Panther.” That isn’t to mention her work on “Fruitvale Station,” “Dope,” or “Cake.” But believe it or not, with all her credentials and accolades, Morrison still found it difficult to find work at one point.

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After roles standout roles in “Personal Shopper” and “Clouds of Sils Maria,” the latter of which earned her the distinction of being the only American actress to win the César Award, Kristen Stewart seems to be an actress that is poised for serious awards consideration in the future. Perhaps that will happen with her next film, “Against All Enemies.”

In a Deadline report, Stewart is set to join an impressive cast in director Benedict Andrews‘ next film.

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Robert Redford Drops Out Of Directing Black List Approved 9/11 Thriller 'Against All Enemies'

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