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'Dear White People,' 'When They See Us' Seeing Large Viewership Increases
A new report from Parrot Analytics suggests that television viewers have an increased interest in two of Netflix's most socially-relevant series.
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TelevisionAT&T Ignores Net Neutrality: HBO Max Won't Hit Data Caps but Competing Streamers Will
AT&T will favor customers who use its own streaming service, which would've been prohibited under former net neutrality regulations.
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FilmAnnecy 2020 Online's Masterclasses and Previews, from 'Spider-Verse' Follow-Up to 'Frozen 2' Doc
A sneak peek of "Connected" from Sony Pictures Animation and a Henry Selick Masterclass highlight the French festival's second wave of programming (June 15-30).
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FilmWhy NATO Promises Most Global Theaters Will Be Open for 'Tenet' by July 17
The National Association of Theater Owners is throwing out upbeat numbers to reassure studios and exhibitors that "Tenet" can still happen.
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FilmRandall Miller to Be Summoned to Court for Alleged Probation Violation
Georgia officials say Miller working as a director on "Higher Grounds" violated his probation
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FilmAs 'The Help' Goes #1 on Netflix, Critics Speak Out and Offer Better Movies to Stream
Even Viola Davis has called the film problematic and has expressed regrets over starring in it.
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Film'Wake Up: Stories from the Frontlines of Suicide Prevention' Review: Doc Provides Slim, but Important Insight
Nate Townsend's documentary is four films in one, but that's a feature, not a bug of a doc that finds unexpected connections.
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FilmAt-Home Viewers Seek Out Films About the Black Experience, from 'Just Mercy' to 'Waves'
Why is "The Help" currently #1 on Netflix's most-viewed movies list? We have some answers.
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TelevisionIndieWire Critics Roundtable: '#blackAF' and the Dilemmas of Black Criticism
In the wake of Kenya Barris' controversial "#blackAF" episode and Lena Waithe's commentary on black criticism, IndieWire invited four black critics to share their thoughts on the state of the industry.
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Film‘Dune’ Cinematographer Says Film Is a 'Fully Standalone Epic' Despite Two-Movie Plan
Oscar nominee Greig Fraser heads to Arrakis after his work on "Rogue One" and "The Mandalorian."
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FilmCriterion Lifts Paywall to Stream 'Daughters of the Dust' and More Black Films for Free
The Criterion Collection has also pledged an ongoing $5,000 monthly commitment to support organizations fighting racism in America.
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Film'Becky' Review: Kevin James as a Neo-Nazi Isn't the Worst Thing About This Empty Shockfest
Lulu Wilson is a standout in this bloody thriller about a murderous teen girl, but the latest from the directors of "Bushwick" and "Cooties" is short on good ideas.
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NFL Stars Call for League to Admit Silencing Protesting Players Was Wrong
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Oprah Winfrey to Host ‘Where Do We Go From Here?’ Special With Black Thought Leaders
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Bella Thorne Crime Thriller Feature ‘Infamous’ Will Bow In Dozens Of Drive-Ins
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Labor of Love Recap: The Guys Get Schooled
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James Ivory movies: 15 greatest films ranked worst to best
