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TCA 2020: The Winners and Losers of the Winter Press Tour
The TCA Winter Press Tour confirmed 2020 will be one of the busiest years in television history.
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Brand ContentDropbox Returns to Sundance to Celebrate the Art of Collaboration
The presenting sponsor of the IndieWire Studio at the Sundance Film Festival is providing the tools filmmakers need to better organize their productions.
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Television'Little America' Producers on TV's Potential to Change People's Minds
“First and foremost we set out to make something that was entertaining,” showrunner Lee Eisenberg said.
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Film'Cane River': A Forgotten Black Director's Only Film Resurfaces After Being Lost for 40 years
Oscilloscope Laboratories has acquired the restored film for a theatrical run to begin in February.
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Television'The Ride' Trailer: Mark Duplass Shares the Real-Life Inspirations Behind the Sundance Comedy — Watch
Mark Duplass shares the origin story of creator and star Linas Phillips' new short-form series about a Lyft driver who's also a spiritual advisor.
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AwardsWhat the Netflix Nominations Mean for the Best Animated Feature Oscar Race
While Pixar chases its 10th feature Oscar with "Toy Story 4," Netflix enters the race for the first time with "I Lost My Body" and "Klaus."
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FilmIndieWire Announces the Return of the IndieWire Studio at Sundance 2020
Presented by Dropbox, the studio will be home to video interviews with more than 100 actors and filmmakers, ranging from Carey Mulligan to Viggo Mortensen.
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AwardsOscars 2020: The Best Original Song Nominees, Ranked from Worst to Best
"Glasgow" may have been snubbed, but Elton John, Diane Warren, and Randy Newman are keeping this an interesting category.
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FilmHugo Weaving Says It's Unfortunate He's Sitting Out 'Matrix 4' Due to Scheduling Conflict
Weaving's Agent Smith is one of "The Matrix" franchise's most pivotal characters.
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FilmSFFILM Appoints Sundance Institute Veteran Anne Lai as New Executive Director
Lai will succeed Noah Cowan in leading the Bay Area-based film nonprofit.
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TelevisionNew Study Reveals How Crime TV Series Distort Understanding of Race and Criminal Justice System
The landmark Color of Change report is titled Normalizing Injustice: The Dangerous Misrepresentations that Define Television’s Scripted Crime Genre.
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Television'Gentefied' Trailer: Bilingual Comedy Makes a Meal Out of LA Gentrification
With America Ferrera as executive producer, this stylish series from first generation Chicano writers developed from a hit web series.
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Film News Roundup: Legion M Launches Film Scout Mobile App at Sundance
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Grammys Chief Deborah Dugan Sues Recording Academy, Claiming Sexual Harassment
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‘A Soldier’s Play’ Broadway Review: Stars David Alan Grier & Blair Underwood Earn Stripes In Charles Fuller’s Potent 1981 Masterpiece
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Arrow Recap: Thanks for the Memories? — Grade the Planted Spinoff Pilot
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‘American Horror Story’: Sarah Paulson’s ‘AHS’ Characters Ranked Worst To Best
