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Casey Affleck used a Zurich Film Festival masterclass to discuss his new film 'Company,' which remains in post-production despite its Venice premiere. He embraced the label of a Hollywood 'outsider,' recalled his 'traumatic' 2016 Oscar win, and shared an anecdote about calling Christopher Nolan for advice on 'Tenet.'
Casey Affleck used a Zurich Film Festival masterclass to discuss his evolving relationship with Hollywood, his 'traumatic' 2016 Oscar win, and the ongoing post-production of his new film 'Company.'
Casey Affleck’s gothic thriller Company premiered at the Venice Film Festival to a four-minute standing ovation, with Affleck and Nick Nolte visibly moved as cast members looked on and Ben Affleck joining as a producer. The film, set in 1975, follows a mysterious woman who tells the story of an aging hermit who rescues a stranded actress, and it meditates on grief, vengeance, forgiveness and quiet acts of compassion across generations, with Affleck’s son Atticus and brother Indiana also appearing on screen.
Casey Affleck revealed at Venice that his father Timothy Affleck died earlier this year, and he dedicated his new film Company to both parents, following the death of his mother Chris Affleck in June.
Deadline exclusively released the first footage from Casey Affleck’s Venice Competition drama Company, a 1975-set Gothic meditation on grief, vengeance and forgiveness that unfolds over a single wintry night as a mysterious woman recounts tales from the past. The cast includes Nick Nolte, Ben Mendelsohn, Adelaide Clemens, Scoot McNairy, Emily Alyn Lind and Caylee Cowan, with Affleck’s son Atticus making his onscreen debut (Indiana also appears in his second feature). Affleck co-wrote the script with Ron Hansen; producers include Steven Schneider and Roy Lee, among others.
Target’s new CEO Michael Fiddelke outlines a four-pronged strategy—merchandising authority, elevated guest experience, accelerated technology, and stronger teams and communities—calling for clear, urgent action and a focus on listening, to earn guests’ trust and drive the company’s next chapter.
The SEC has voted to require companies to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions and the potential impact of climate change on their businesses, but with a scaled-back rule that gives companies more flexibility in how they report this information. The new rule will require companies to disclose their own emissions, as well as those generated by their suppliers and customers, but it will not mandate specific emissions reduction targets.
Verve CEO Bill Weinstein has parted ways with the company after a decision made by Verve’s leadership and approved by the board and owners. The company expressed gratitude for his 14 years of service and co-founding, and stated that the CEO role will not be filled, with responsibilities being shared by the founders and managing partner.
A Washington-based company is recalling its frozen vegetables sold nationwide due to potential contamination with listeria. The recall was initiated after routine testing by the FDA revealed the presence of the bacteria in a sample. The affected products were distributed to various retailers across the country. Customers are advised to check their freezers and return the recalled items for a full refund.
Lyft CEO David Risher is making efforts to strengthen the company, focusing on improving its operations and expanding its services.