Academy Picks Producer Donna Gigliotti in Hopes of Reviving Viewership for 2019 Oscar Show
After the worst show ratings in its history, the Academy turned to some Oscar-winning blood as well and a tried-and-true Emmy-winner.
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Are Movies Too Long These Days? — IndieWire Critics Survey
With “Burning,” “Suspiria,” and “Bad Times at the El Royale” all running close to 150 minutes, critics argue the merits of longer movies.
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‘A Star Is Born’: Lady Gaga Could Become a Triple Oscar Nominee as Warner Bros. Selects Best Original Song Contenders
The film’s original soundtrack continues to dominate the music charts, earning Lady Gaga a new milestone for her recording career.
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‘The Haunting of Hill House’: How’d They Pull Off That Terrifying Long-Take Sequence from Episode 6 — Watch
Mike Flanagan and the team behind the new Netflix horror show talk about what it took to bring those scenes to life without a single cut.
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FilmFreeway Defeated Amazon’s Withoutabox Monopoly, and Film Festival Submissions Will Never Be the Same
FilmFreeway promises it won’t force festivals into exclusivity, and will drop its prices later this week.
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Guillermo del Toro’s Next Film Is ‘Pinocchio’: Director’s Passion Project Lands at Netflix and Reveals New Details
The Oscar-winning director will follow in the footsteps of his friend Alfonso Cuaron and head to Netflix for his next feature.
‘Inventing Tomorrow’ Director Laura Nix Wishes Her Documentary About Brilliant Teenagers Were Four Hours Long — Watch
The acclaimed film recently played as part of the IDA screening series.
‘Stolen Daughters’: How HBO Gained Access to the Nigerian Girls Rescued From Boko Haram
Kept in a secret government safe house, access was given to the Chibok Girls for HBO’s documentary. Here’s how the filmmakers did it.
‘Halloween’ to ‘Hereditary’: Successful Female-Driven Horror Isn’t Just About the Final Girl Anymore
Some of this year’s biggest horror hints are led by women of a certain age.
‘Mirai’ Could Mark GKids’ 11th Feature Oscar Nomination: Animation Is Film Festival
The Animation Is Film Festival entry from director Mamoru Hosoda offers a unique rite of passage that’s a reversal of “It’s A Wonderful Life.”
‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Actress Lucy Boynton Fires Back At Critics Who Say the Film Ignores Freddie Mercury’s Sexuality
“It’s when people want to have something to criticize that is kind of jarring,” said Boynton, who plays Freddie Mercury’s girlfriend, Mary Austin.
Derren Brown Has Upended So Many Lives on TV, He Has an Alumni Support Group
“Derren Brown: Sacrifice” is the latest in the psychological illusionist’s long line of social experiments built around a very small group of people.
FilmFreeway Defeated Amazon’s Withoutabox Monopoly, and Film Festival Submissions Will Never Be the Same
FilmFreeway promises it won’t force festivals into exclusivity, and will drop its prices later this week.
Are Movies Too Long These Days? — IndieWire Critics Survey
With “Burning,” “Suspiria,” and “Bad Times at the El Royale” all running close to 150 minutes, critics argue the merits of longer movies.
‘A Star Is Born’: Lady Gaga Could Become a Triple Oscar Nominee as Warner Bros. Selects Best Original Song Contenders
The film’s original soundtrack continues to dominate the music charts, earning Lady Gaga a new milestone for her recording career.
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Release Date Delayed Seven Months, Will Now Hit Theaters Summer 2020
June 5, 2020, to be exact.
Judy Greer Reflects on Her Epic ‘Halloween’ Scene: ‘It Was a Really Incredible Moment’
She loves that audiences love it.
