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'Selah and the Spades' Trailer: Amazon's Sundance Drama Tackles the Intoxicating Nature of Power
The premium streamer has set an April release date for the film, written and directed by exciting newcomer Tayarisha Poe.
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FilmFilm Academy Pledges $6 Million to Support Struggling Industry Workers
The fund will support motion picture employees and their families affected by the ongoing pandemic.
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Film‘The Etruscan Smile’ Review: Proof That Brian Cox Will Never Get Typecast as Logan Roy
Cox rescues a pedestrian drama through sheer physical prowess, and the hints of a quieter soul beneath the surface.
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Television'Home Before Dark' Review: Apple TV's Family Drama Shows Old-School Mystery Potential
Directors Jon M. Chu, Rosemary Rodriguez, and Kat Candler create a smoky, eerie landscape of dark woods and suspense with a game Brooklynn Prince.
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TelevisionThe 15 Best Cooking Shows You Can Stream Right Now
The shows assembled here will leave your mouth watering.
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TelevisionIt's Hard Being Cut Off from Society? Welcome to My World
SXSW on Amazon, first-run VOD, even Zoom — it's the fulfillment of what many disabled people long wanted, but were told was impossible.
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FilmTribeca 2020 to Offer Select Online Programming, but Still Hopes for a Live Festival
Festival director Cara Cusumano tells IndieWire why the festival is uniquely suited for virtual enjoyment, while still pulling for a live event in the coming months.
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FilmStreaming Wars: Indie Streamers Are Getting Nimble in Face of Brand New Distribution World
Indie Edition: New "virtual cinemas" are rolling out on a near-daily basis, while festival-goers missing live events suddenly have a bevy of at-home collections to choose from.
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FilmSummer Movie Season Might Not Happen This Year — IndieWire's Movie Podcast
Screen Talk, episode 284: With studios delaying their biggest titles, summer movie season is effectively canceled. Plus: How Hollywood is adapting to the new paradigm.
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Film'The Color Purple' Revisited: Why Spielberg's Movie Is Still Problematic and Meaningful to Many Black Women
IndieWire gathered a panel of several black women scholars to assess the legacy of the Alice Walker adaptation for its 35th anniversary.
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Film'Coffee & Kareem' Review: Netflix's Raunchy Buddy Comedy Never Quite Kicks In
Ed Helms and young star Terrence Little Gardenhigh are fine enough in the foul-mouthed comedy, but it's Taraji P. Henson and Betty Gilpin that steal the show.
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TelevisionThe Decision Not to Air Trump's Coronavirus Briefing Is Commendable, and Overdue — Opinion
When the president’s medical briefing swung to an unrelated discussion of the border wall, CNN and MSNBC decided they’d had enough.
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Bustle Digital Shuts Down Joshua Topolsky’s The Outline, Lays Off Staff
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James Taylor, Jackson Browne Postpone Joint Tour
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Coronavirus: Ambassador Theatre Group Extends Closures Until May 31
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Felicity Season 2 Was Extraordinary, Haircut and All: Help Us Squash the False Sophomore Slump Narrative
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‘Ozark’ actress Janet McTeer: ‘It’s not fun to be tortured’ [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]
