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  "publishedAt": "2026-05-22T13:30:58.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "culture",
    "79th Cannes Film Festival",
    "Cannes Film Festival",
    "Chris Rock",
    "Darren Aronofsky",
    "Dustin Yellin",
    "Justin A. Gonçalves",
    "Maggie Rogers",
    "Maria Biardzka",
    "Paul Rudd",
    "Ricardo Villavicencio",
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    "‘goodnight, lamby’ | inside dustin yellin’s frozen cinema",
    "Schön! Magazine"
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  "textContent": "A conversation with the artist-turned-filmmaker Dustin Yellin, producer Justin A. Gonçalves, and animator Ricardo Villavicencio at the 79th Cannes Film Festival. When three-year-old Zia Yellin wakes to find her stuffed lamb missing, she does what any child might do: she goes looking. What follows is anything but ordinary. In ‘Goodnight, Lamby’, Zia ventures into her father’s monumental glass sculpture Politics of Eternity, slipping through its layered dreamscapes – oceans, caves, the far reaches of space – on a quest to bring Lamby home. It is a modern fable, fifteen minutes long, and one of the most singular debuts to land at Cannes in recent memory. The film is directed by visual artist Dustin Yellin, whose layered glass works, such as collages of paint, found imagery, and cultural detritus suspended between heavy panes, have hung in the Brooklyn Museum, Lincoln Center, and the Kennedy Center. It is produced by Darren Aronofsky and Justin A. Gonçalves under the banner of Primordial Soup, Aronofsky’s experimental tech and story company founded in 2023. The animation is led by Ricardo Villavicencio, whose studio has worked alongside Yellin for nearly a decade. Paul Rudd plays Papa. Chris Rock voices a character called Copernipus. Maggie Rogers wrote... Read more »\n\nThe post ‘goodnight, lamby’ | inside dustin yellin’s frozen cinema appeared first on Schön! Magazine.",
  "title": "‘goodnight, lamby’ | inside dustin yellin’s frozen cinema"
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