From returning favorites to a slew of fresh voices, this year’s festival has plenty of exciting films on offer. Here are the ones you won’t want to miss.
The upcoming rules meeting at the Academy should be a doozy.
How does one festival generate so much excitement? Here’s how.
Sources say Tarantino has staked out a date for the Cannes premiere. Other prime Oscar 2020 suspects include Willem Dafoe and Pedro Almodovar.
Here’s the deadlines and dates for next year’s awards race, which will move at breakneck speeds into a jammed pre-Oscar January.
As demand for documentaries grows, A&E is losing a valuable player to the Apple platform.
Few filmmakers have the freedom enjoyed by Mike Leigh. Whether he will continue to command big budgets is another question.
With Disney+ looming, Lionsgate, STX, and Neon are at the forefront of mid-budget titles exhibitors need to keep their screens filled.
This summer’s selection of films that just so happen to be directed by women is as rich and varied as ever, rounded out with docs and biopics, high school comedies and coming-of-age opuses, and more.
As they vie for the big bucks at this season’s box office, summer’s wannabe blockbusters offer a little something for everyone: biopics to rom coms, big monsters to tiny Pokemon, and more.
The 2019 convention is dedicated to brick-and-mortar theaters, but streamers like Netflix set the agenda.
Netflix gets an awards/event venue, Hollywood gets a refurbished landmark, and the Cinematheque gets some needed cash.
