‘Pacifiction’ Director Albert Serra on His New Film ’Sixteen Moments of My Life’ and Why He’d Love to Have Directed Elvis Presley

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Don’t call Albert Serra’s new film, “Seize moments de ma vie” (“Sixteen Moments of My Life”), a concert film.

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‘Congo Boy’ Is an Autobiographical and Musical Refugee Drama. Its Director Has More in the Works.

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‘Mobile Suit Gundam RG XARX-ZERO’ Director Kamiyama Kenji Built His New Series Around a Metaphor for AI Fears: ‘Will We End Up Being Used by It?’

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‘Camp Rock 3’ Director on Bringing the Jonas Brothers Back — and Those Surprise Star Cameos

Director Veronica Rodriguez talks about how she kept the tone of the original with an updated vibe for the summer camp-set story, which stars hot up-and-comers Liamani Segura and Malachi Barton.

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