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We are fast approaching three years since we’ve seen Ryan Gosling on the big screen. Though the actor has never been one to release films at a really fast clip, it appears that’s about to change over the next few years, as he has a number of high-profile films lined up, including the recently-announced “The Actor.” And it’s that film that is making news, as “The Actor” has found distribution through NEON.

Babyteeth is available on DVD, Blu-ray & digital now. Watch an exclusive Babyteeth clipSingular filmmaker Charlie Kaufman returned with another obtuse and emotionally charged psych-out of a horror film for Netflix.

It’s time to take a trip down memory lane. We’re going to try to remember all the way back to 2013, when it was announced that Charlie Kaufman would be working with FX on a new series titled “How and Why.” The series seemed to be the same sort of strange mindfuck that you probably expect from the creator.

Coming off his surreal mind-bender “I’m Thinking of Ending Things,” for Netflix what is Charlie Kaufman doing next aside from contemplating its Oscar chances next year? Well, per his usual downcast temperament, he was considering the end of his directing career, but suggested he would always still write and recently, he suggested one of those projects could be an adaptation of Yōko Ogawa novel “The Memory Police.

Dave McNary Film Reporter“The Handmaid’s Tale” director Reed Morano and Oscar-winning screenwriter Charlie Kaufman are boarding a feature version of the Yōko Ogawa surrealistic novel “The Memory Police” for Amazon Studios.Morano will direct and produce, and Kaufman will write the script for “The Memory Police,” described as an Orwellian novel about the terrors of state surveillance.The story is set on an unnamed island, where objects are disappearing: first hats, then ribbons, birds, roses.

Eli Countryman Writer, director and producer Charlie Kaufman will be honored with Variety‘s creative impact in screenwriting award during its virtual 10 Screenwriters to Watch event on Oct. 13.The virtual event will be hosted by the Mill Valley Film Festival.

Jessie Buckley is having a very interesting year. Even if she started 2020 with a role in the disastrous “Dolittle,” her role in Charlie Kaufman‘s “I’m Thinking of Ending Things” has been praised by critics, as is her role in the upcoming fourth season of “Fargo.” Kaufman’s film is being dissected by pretty much everyone who has watched the weird adaptation of the Iain Reid novel, and it seems not even Buckley is able to explain the film.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorWhen “Cold War” cinematographer Łukasz Żal teamed with writer-director Charlie Kaufman on “I’m Thinking of Ending Things,” one of the earliest conversations they had was how to communicate memory visually. In Kaufman’s new film, based on the novel by Iain Reid, Jesse Plemons as Jake and Jessie Buckley (“Wild Rose”) as his meta-named Girlfriend go on a long road trip to meet his parents at their remote farm. Girlfriend questions everything.

I'm Thinking of Ending Things, Netflix's haunting and unclassifiable art film from writer-director Charlie Kaufman, is not a movie that tells you exactly what it's about. It doesn't have a cause-and-effect plot, and the story moves according to dream logic.

another film with a knotty plot out this week, this one was fun to untangle.Kaufman started taking on directing duties with 2008’s “Synecdoche, New York,” and his relative simplicity here compared to the stylings of his previous collaborators Spike Jonze and Michel Gondry allows magic moments to pop out of nowhere.He makes “Ending Things” into a screen version of the immersive off-Broadway play “Sleep No More,” whisking us into seemingly normal rooms in which otherworldly scenes hazily play

For a while now, especially during the promotion of the upcoming film, “I’m Thinking of Ending Things,” filmmaker Charlie Kaufman has consistently discussed the idea that he might be done with directing. While the idea of him not directing features anymore is a bit worrisome for film fans, Kaufman explained in a recent interview with UPROXX why it is the issues that go along with releasing a film that has led him to this point of just not caring if he makes another or not.

The list of American screenwriters who have attained name-brand status in the last thirty years is a relatively short one. It used to be that the writer was king in Hollywood; the advent of the so-called auteur theory effectively quelled that notion.

Charlie Kaufman, Ryan Murphy, Kenny Ortega, and more.Charlie Kaufman's unnerving thriller i'm thinking of ending things, which premieres Friday, Sept. 4, stars Jessie Buckley, Jesse Plemons, Toni Collette, and David Thewlis and is inspired by Iain Reid's novel of the same name.

Charlie Kaufman’s peculiarly inviting psychodrama “I’m Thinking of Ending Things” feels so enclosed that you could almost swear it was set inside a snow globe. With one gentle shake, gaudy conversations on vast existential notions shower its cozy, wintery mood one minute, only to somehow thin out and ephemerally disappear the next before you could luxuriate in their gloomy mystery.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic“I’m Thinking of Ending Things,” the new movie written and directed by Charlie Kaufman, opens with an extended road-trip sequence in which a young woman (Jessie Buckley) — she’s identified in the credits simply as the Young Woman — drives through a country snowstorm with Jake (Jesse Plemons), her boyfriend of six weeks, to meet his parents at their Oklahoma farmhouse.

Charlie Kaufman’s peculiarly inviting psychodrama “I’m Thinking of Ending Things” feels so enclosed that you could almost swear it was set inside a snow globe. With one gentle shake, gaudy conversations on vast existential notions shower its cozy, wintery mood one minute, only to somehow thin out and ephemerally disappear the next before you could luxuriate in their gloomy mystery.

We are mere days away from the release of Charlie Kaufman’s next feature film, “I’m Thinking of Ending Things.” And while many are hoping the first live-action film from the director in more than a decade will lead to a busier schedule for the filmmaker in the future, Kaufman isn’t so sure that will be the case.

“See, I invented Kanye / there wasn’t any Kanyes / and now I look and look around / and there’s so many Kanyes! / I used to love Kanye / I used to love Kanye / I even had the pink Polo / I thought I was Kanye! / What if Kanye / made a song about Kanye / called ‘I Miss the Old Kanye’? / Man, that’d be so Kanye! / That’s all it was, Kanye / we still love Kanye / and I love you / like Kanye loves Kanye.” -“I Love Kanye,” Kanye West READ MORE: ‘I’m Thinking Of Ending Things’ Trailer: Charlie

Before recently, it had been five years since we’ve seen any major projects from filmmaker Charlie Kaufman. Now, as we approach the tail end of 2020, we not only have a brand-new novel, “Antkind,” from the writer, but we’re bracing ourselves for the release of “I’m Thinking of Ending Things,” which is set to hit Netflix this fall.

The trailer for the upcoming Netflix movie I’m Thinking of Ending Things has been released!

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind screenwriter Charlie Kaufman’s new film, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, ahead of its arrival on the streaming platform next month.Set to premiere September 4 on Netflix, the psychological horror film stars Jessie Buckley as Cindy, who – despite her misgivings about their relationship – accompanies boyfriend Jake (Jessie Plemons) on a trip to visit his parents (Toni Collette and David Thewlis.)Trapped at the family’s farm during a snowstorm, Buckley’s

In the first trailer for I'm Thinking of Ending Things, the latest project from Being John Malkovich and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind writer Charlie Kaufman, winter is coming, and it may never end for one woman. The Oscar winner's first work as a writer-director since 2015's Anomolisa and first for Netflix, follows a young woman, played by Chernobyl star Jessie Buckley, as she makes a trip with her boyfriend, Jake (Jesse Plemons), to his family's farm.

Charlie Kaufman is back! For his lasted project, the singular filmmaker is adapting a novel and diving into genre elements with I’m Thinking of Ending Things, his first collaboration with Netflix. Yes, the streaming giant adds another Academy Award-winning auteur to their stable, but Kaufman also will undoubtedly see the biggest audience ever for one of his movies.

Filmmaker Charlie Kaufman is quite the character, beyond writing modern surrealist classics like “Being John Malkovich,” “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” “Adaptation” and writing and directing some of his own strange postmodern features like “Synecdoche, New York” and the stop-motion film “Anomalisa.” Kaufman has been doing the press rounds quite a bit this summer, promoting not only his upcoming Netflix movie “I’m Thinking of Ending Things,” but also his new book “Antkind.” And a

Jim Carrey has opened up in a interview about his brand new book, the semi-autobiographical “Memoir and Misinformation”.

Jim Carrey is opening up about the characters in his new book.

To say that “I’m Thinking of Ending Things” is one of our most-anticipated films of 2020 is an understatement. Even before COVID-19 delayed the release of so many big features into 2021, we were still hyped for Charlie Kaufman’s triumphant return to filmmaking.

Charlie Kaufman remains one of the most self-referential and surreal filmmakers working today, but when it comes to his directorial efforts, they’ve been few and far between. Five years after his Oscar-nominated stop-motion film “Anomalisa,” Kaufman returns this year with “I’m Thinking of Ending Things” which Netflix will release later this year, and Kaufman says he approached the project as his last directorial effort.

According to Charlie Kaufman, the massive shift in the filmmaking business doesn’t have much to do with Netflix. It has a lot more to do with the studios.

Charlie Kaufman achieves clarity through distortion. By scrambling his characters’ brains, he’s able to clear ours.