“Living a Dream” With 'La Bola Negra'
Sunday, November 15, 2026
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November 15, 2026 |
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If you follow Vanity Fair on Instagram, you’ll notice a distinct turn to the west this weekend. The inaugural edition of Vanity Fair’s Screening Room is in full swing at LACMA, packed with special events (stay tuned for a very special Notes on a Scene), screenings, and Q&A sessions with some of this awards season’s most thrilling prospects.
La Bola Negra directors Los Javis and stars Miguel Bernardeau, Guitarricadelafuente, and Penélope Cruz, in a panel discussion moderated by Ricky Martin, was a particular favorite of mine, but it has hot competition: Vanity Fair’s Rebecca Ford really got Elsinore’s Andrew Scott, Billie Piper, and Stephen Beresford to open up on stage.
Rebecca also worked her magic on the Wild Horse Nine trio of Maria di Girolamo, John Malkovich, and Martin McDonagh, the latter of whom declared (sadly absent) Sam Rockwell “one of the best actors of his generation, if not the best.” We’ll have more from the event rolling out today, so keep an eye on VF.com for the latest. |
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“You can't plan the miracle,” director Javier Calvo told moderator Ricky Martin of the film’s success during a panel featuring director Javier Ambrossi, and stars Cruz, Guitarricadelafuente, and Bernardeau at the inaugural Vanity Fair Screening Room at LACMA on Friday. Read more |
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HOLLYWOOD Andrew Scott On What Makes Elsinore “So Moving” By Kara Warner “[Ian Charleson] was insanely courageous,” Scott, who portrays the Scottish actor in his new film, told the audience at Vanity Fair’s Screening Room at LACMA on Friday. “So that to me was the thing that we were the most insistent on [capturing] in some ways.” Read more |
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HOLLYWOOD Martin McDonagh Calls Sam Rockwell “One of the Best Actors of His Generation, If Not the Best” By Kara Warner Following a screening of Wild Horse Nine at Vanity Fair’s inaugural Screening Room on Friday, the filmmaker and John Malkovich, who stars in the film, both lauded the actor. “He's like a kind of expert trainer at SeaWorld who can get the whales and the sharks and the dolphins to show things in exchange for a fish,” Malkovich said. Read more |
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HOLLYWOOD Johnny Depp’s Ebenezer Makes a Weak Case for the Star’s Redemption By Joy Press “It’s good to be back,” Depp gurgles in the movie. He’s either reveling in his return from infamy or trolling the audience, depending on your point of view. Read more |
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