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Criterion 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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FilmStream of the Day: Don't Let the Psychedelia of 'Fantastic Planet' Hide Its Urgency
René Laloux's 1973 Cannes winner, now streaming on HBO Max, has a lot more on its mind than trippy visuals.
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TelevisionHere's What's Still Open for Business in Hollywood
A constantly updating list of what's still getting done in film and TV.
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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'
Edgar 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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Gabrielle Union Files Discrimination Complaint Against ‘AGT’ Producers, Says NBC Chief Paul Telegdy Threatened Her Over Whistleblowing
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Campaign Zero’s ‘8 Can’t Wait’ Project Aims to Curtail Police Violence
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Cinemark Wins Points From Wall Street Analysts For Theater Reopening Plan
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Gabrielle Union Moving to Sue NBC, America's Got Talent's Simon Cowell for Alleged 'Racist Actions'
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Billy Crudup (‘The Morning Show’) is Emmy-bound for Apple following successful precursor awards run
