
De Niro Introduces Musk Documentary in Manhattan
Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal joined a Sunday screening of Alex Gibney's Musk at the Crosby Hotel.
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Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal joined a Sunday screening of Alex Gibney's Musk at the Crosby Hotel.
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Do you think billionaires spending heavily on elections is bad for democracy?
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Do you enjoy attending live orchestral performances of film scores?
The ensemble will play Michael Abels' iconic horror film score live this Halloween in New York City.

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Do you believe auctioning historic movie props is a valuable way to preserve cinema history?
The collection features iconic props from 2001: A Space Odyssey and The Shining ahead of a 2027 auction.

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Would you plan to see Miami Vice '85 in theaters when it opens?
Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler were spotted shooting scenes by the water in New York City for the upcoming film.

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Does celebrity attendance at movie screenings influence your decision to watch a film?
The Spanish-language film drew celebrities to Manhattan as it hits record-breaking box office numbers.

The film follows Reynafe Castillo's long fight for recognition of her father as a victim of the Maguindanao massacre.
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