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2019 Christmas Programming: Episodes, Specials, Marathons, and More
Every year, there seems to be more and more Christmas and holiday programming. Here’s the best coming up.
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Television'The Expanse' Review: TV's Premiere Space Story Gets a Thrilling New Chapter in Season 4
More visually ambitious than ever after a switch to Amazon Prime Video, the fundamentals of what made this an enthralling saga for three seasons are all still there.
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AwardsIndieWire Consider This: Best of Craft Video – Visual Effects
IndieWire Editor-at-Large Anne Thompson, Crafts Editor Bill Desowitz, and Toolkit Editor Chris O'Falt gather to discuss the year's best in visual effects.
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AwardsDon’t Tell Eddie Murphy ‘Dolemite’ Is His Comeback: ‘I’m Out There 24 Hours a Day, Seven Days a Week’
Murphy's "Dolemite Is My Name" performance has drawn rave reviews, making him an Oscar contender for only the second time in a career that spans 40 years.
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Television‘The Mandalorian’ Review: The Series' One Plot Idea Wears Out Its Welcome in Episode 6
"The Mandalorian" staunchly refuses to tell an overarching story and none of its characters are interesting enough to make an episodic format work.
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FilmWomen Directors Broke Records in 2019, Including $1.7 Billion in Box Office
From Jennifer Lee to Lulu Wang, 19 women directors were among the top 100 films of 2019.
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FilmThe Best Movies of 2019 Remind Us That Awards Aren't Everything — IndieWire's Movie Podcast
Screen Talk, episode 270: No matter who got snubbed by the Globes or SAG, there are other ways to celebrate the best movies of 2019.
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Film'Black Christmas': How Sophia Takal Remade a Slasher Classic Into a Biting #MeToo Thriller
Bob Clark's 1974 original set the standard for the slasher film; four decades later, the "Always Shine" filmmaker tells IndieWire about giving it a timely tune-up.
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TelevisionThe Best Television Platforms of 2019
It's difficult to stand out in the increasingly competitive TV industry, but here are the networks and streaming services that did it best this year.
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AwardsWomen Directors Were Snubbed at the Globes, but Their Movies Still Have a Shot in the Oscar Race
Greta Gerwig's "Little Women" and Lulu Wang's "The Farewell" are gaining traction in the awards derby. But a Best Director Oscar nomination is hard to come by for women.
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Film12 of the Best Female-Directed Horror Films of the 2010s, From 'Knives and Skin' to 'The Babadook'
These 12 female-directed horror movies bend the genre's well-worn tropes to expand the very definition of what a "horror movie" is.
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FilmJ.J. Abrams' Wish for 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' Didn't Come True and Makes No Sense
If J.J. Abrams wanted the main characters to be together in "The Last Jedi," why did he split them up at the end of "Force Awakens"?
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Sophie Deraspe (‘Antigone’) on directing Canada’s Oscar submission: ‘Family, love, dignity and resistance’ [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]
