Marina Zenovich's three-hour doc doesn't let the unapologetic athlete off the hook, but settles for a direct presentation of his obvious contradictions.
The Oscar-nominated documentarian's four-part series on the 2019 Chicago mayoral election is his official portrait of the city — and America, as well.
Sundance: Braden King's sobering drama explores the thin line between helping and hurting.
"Everyone's a winner" is the mantra at the annual Oscar Nominees Luncheon. This year, especially the "Parasite director."
Sundance: A doc about Pepe the Frog's journey from chill dude to official hate symbol explores how nobody can own anything on the internet.
The event toasted directors such as Josephine Decker, Radha Blank, Emerald Fennell, Kirsten Johnson, Ekwa Msangi, and Eliza Hittman.
The author's Washington Post op-ed on the film industry's lack of diverse nominees comes two weeks after King drew criticism for Twitter remarks related to the subject.
For their first Oscar contender together, John and long-time lyricist partner Bernie Taupin merged a Tom Waits-like slow waltz with a Motown vibe.
Things are only getting darker for Jimmy, especially as his complete transformation into the Saul Goodman of “Breaking Bad” looms closer.
Neon and Hulu's $15-million "Palm Springs" is a risky theatrical bet. But as Amazon suggests about its "Late Night" buy last year, crowd-pleasing comedies are key for streaming.
Understanding how we got to this point requires a look back on recent Sundance history.
It's "1917" v "Parasite" as we head for WGA Awards and actual Oscar voting.
