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Incoming

Steven Soderbergh has shared his annual viewing log for 2020

by Charles Bramesco

Here’s every piece of media the Amer­i­can direc­tor con­sumed last year, includ­ing four dif­fer­ent view­ings of Mank.
A cartoon depicting two men discussing a business agreement. One man holds a document and appears agitated, while the other man stands passively. The image is in black and white with a focus on the dialogue between the two characters.
Cartoon

David Squires on… David Fincher’s Mank

by Little White Lies

Our res­i­dent car­toon­ist offers his take on the cre­ation of one of most noto­ri­ous screen­plays ever written.
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Interviews

It’s All True: A Conversation with David Fincher

by David Jenkins

The mas­ter film­mak­er behind Mank on Orson Welles, Pauline Kael and real­is­ing a pas­sion project after a 30-year wait.
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LWLies Magazine

LWLies 87: The Mank issue – On sale now!

by David Jenkins

David Finch­er makes a spec­tac­u­lar return to fea­ture film­mak­ing with this melan­choly mono­chrome marvel.
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Review

Mank

by Hannah Strong

The man behind the man behind Cit­i­zen Kane is the sub­ject of David Fincher’s sparkling paean to clas­sic Hollywood.

5
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
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Feast your eyes on hundreds of behind-the-scenes photos from Mank

by Charles Bramesco

A new­ly sur­faced web­site also pre­views Atti­cus Ross and Trent Reznor’s score.
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It’s Hollywood versus Hearst in the full trailer for Mank

by Charles Bramesco

David Finch­er pits art against com­merce in the sto­ry of Her­man Mankiewicz’s trag­ic downfall.
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David Fincher transports viewers to a bygone Hollywood in the Mank trailer

by Charles Bramesco

The director’s first fea­ture film in six years tells the sto­ry of how Cit­i­zen Kane was written.
Man in suit standing in front of a large wooden sculpture of a figure in a robe, against a cloudy sky background.
Incoming

David Fincher returns to cinemas with first images from Mank

by Charles Bramesco

His first fea­ture in six years chron­i­cles the ten­sions between Orson Welles and Her­man J Mankiewicz on Cit­i­zen Kane.
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Review

Apollo 11

by Phil Concannon

Half a cen­tu­ry on from mankind’s giant leap, this doc­u­men­tary brings the mis­sion back to life in stun­ning clarity.

3
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect