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Film20 Rising Women Directors You Need to Know in 2020
From tentpole director Cathy Yan to Sundance breakout Radha Blank and more, put these female filmmakers on your radar right now.
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FilmTribeca Film Institute's Closure Should Worry All American Independent Filmmakers — Opinion
Producer Sara Archambault addresses the TFI closure and how the film community should respond to a major threat to its resources.
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FilmJordan Peele and More Directors Eager to Cast John Boyega After Protest Speech: 'We Got You'
Wright says he would work with the "Star Wars" actor "in a heartbeat."
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AwardsBAFTA TV Awards Nominations: 'Chernobyl' Ties Most-Nominated Program Record
With 14 BAFTA nominations, the "Chernobyl" miniseries ties "Killing Eve" as the most nominated program in the ceremony's history.
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TelevisionViacomCBS Put 'I Can't Breathe' on Its Networks, Still Gives New Bill O'Reilly Show a Platform
ViacomCBS aired a tribute to George Floyd on the same day its Pluto TV platform began airing conservative pundit Bill O'Reilly's web show.
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TelevisionWhat to Watch While the World Burns, Part 2 — TV Podcast
When all else fails, educate yourself.
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FilmDavid Lynch Adds Black Lives Matter Message to Daily Web Series: 'Peace, Justice, No Fear'
Lynch is one of the few major auteur filmmakers speaking up in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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TelevisionPresident Obama Calls for Progress on Police Reform in First Live Address After George Floyd's Murder
The former president discussed the nation's George Floyd protests and systemic racism in a live town hall address Wednesday afternoon.
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TelevisionQuibi's Slow Start Is Due to Having No Popular Titles, Poor Marketing — Analysis
Despite execs arguing that the pandemic hurt the service, analysts counter that Quibi is floundering due to strategic flaws from the outset.
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Film'Judy and Punch' Review: Mia Wasikowska Leads a Dark, Python-esque Retelling of a Puppet Classic
Mirrah Foulkes’ confident debut turns the age-old puppet story into an off-kilter meditation on the relationship between art and violence.
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FilmAs AMC Theaters Signals It Could Go Under, Studios Won't Lose Its Best Screens
Could the world's largest exhibitor collapse? Sure — but that messaging is also meant to scare studios.
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How Drag Went Digital After COVID-19 Shut Down Nightlife
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Sturgill Simpson to Perform Online Concert From Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Addresses George Floyd Protests In Open Letter: “We Must Do More”
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Emmys 2020: Supporting Actress in a Drama — Our 7 Dream Nominees!
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‘Survivor’ gross-out flashback: It’s the 20th anniversary of Gervase Peterson eating grub worms, and we’re still gagging [WATCH]
