Bono Hails This Underseen ‘80s Fantasy Drama as His Favorite Film of All Time [Exclusive]

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Bono Hails This Underseen ‘80s Fantasy Drama as His Favorite Film of All Time [Exclusive]

Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with U2 singer Bono at the Cannes Film Festival for his AppleTV+ documentary Bono: Stories of Surrender. The new documentary revisits Bono's stage show with behind-the-scenes footage and personal stories. In this interview, Bono discusses…

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Bono Hails This Underseen ‘80s Fantasy Drama as His Favorite Film of All Time [Exclusive]

Lloyd Lee Choi’s Lucky Lu Is Inspired by Pandemic-Era Delivery Drivers

“There’s a Reason We Call Them ‘Films’ and Not ‘SD Cards’”: Francesco Sossai on His Cannes-Premiering The Last One for the Road

A Revolutionary Revenge Thriller As Chilling As It Is Thought-Provoking

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Margaret Qualley Sleuths, Seduces & Struts Through Ethan Coen’s Shaggy, Lesbian Noir-Comedy [Cannes]

Tom Hiddleston & Brie Larson’s 75% RT Monsterverse Movie Will Be Available To Stream Free Next Month

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