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A new documentary on Afrobeats, Nigerian Yoruba music, and politics will look at a century of fuji, juju, apala, sakara, highlife and more ...

Andy Kaufman documentary 'Thank You Very Much' is executive produced by Morgan Neville and Josh and Benny Safdie.

Leguizamo and Safdie are part of a star-studded cast that also includes Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong’o, Anne Hathaway and Charlize Theron Actors John Leguizamo and ...

Filmmaker-actor Benny Safdie, known best for co-directing Adam Sandler-starrer ‘Uncut Gems’, and Golden Globe nominee John Leguizamo, best known for voicing Sid the Sloth, in the ‘Ice Age’ film series ...

Actors John Leguizamo and Benny Safdie join an ensemble cast in Christopher Nolan's new film, 'The Odyssey'. Based on Homer's epic poem, the movie releases on July 17, 2026. Nolan collaborates ...

Los Angeles: Actors John Leguizamo and Benny Safdie have joined the cast of "The Odyssey", the latest film by Oscar-winning director Christopher Nolan. Leguizamo and Safdie are part of a star-studded ...

Renowned actors John Leguizamo and Benny Safdie are set to bring their talents to the big screen in 'The Odyssey', the upcoming film by acclaimed director Christopher Nolan. The movie, a cinematic ...

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Christopher Nolan’s next project, The Odyssey, based on the epic poem by Homer, has added three major new names to its cast, including Benny Safdie. Following the release of Oppenheimer in 2023, Nolan ...

In all of Safdie’s designs, there’s an emphasis on negative spatial relationships, creating a unique view against the skyline. Sky bridges and module stacking — both featured in this new complex — are ...

The Odyssey marks Nolan's first project after 2023's Oppenheimer, which went on to win seven Oscars earlier this year including Best Picture and Best Director.