SXSW 2019 Recap: One Big Festival or Many? — IndieWire’s Movie Podcast
Screen Talk, episode 236: SXSW featured plenty of exciting high-profile films, but they weren’t the only ones on display at the Austin gathering.
Screen Talk, episode 236: SXSW featured plenty of exciting high-profile films, but they weren’t the only ones on display at the Austin gathering.
It’s very possible that there won’t be any rule changes at all — or that the changes occur in a different way altogether.
A movie is a movie, whether it shows on Netflix or at your local multiplex. Fact or fiction? Check out our exhaustive quiz.
Screen Talk, episode 235: Does Marvel’s first standalone female superhero movie benefit from super-sized hype? Plus: Spielberg versus Netflix, revisited.
We’ve collected a list of films from top directors likely to contend in next year’s Oscar race. Is it too early? Yes.
Post “Roma,” the Academy will discuss rules that would level the playing field — but adjusting for Netflix could affect indie titles as well. Prepare for a heated battle.
The Oscar-winning filmmaker will be the first Mexican director to chair the jury.
Follow the Oscar weekend, from the pre-parties through the Spirit Awards, Oscar show and after-parties.
Films by Julie Dash, Chantal Akerman, Chloe Zhao, Forough Farrokhzad, Jennifer Lee, and many other female filmmakers made the list.
After the fierce “Green Book” vs. “Roma” fight, both films won three Oscars. But Netflix did not land Best Picture.
By leaning away from the Oscars (if not altogether), the Indie Spirits have found their identity as a supportive and diverse film community.
“If Beale Street Could Talk” or “Leave No Trace” should top wins; other favorites are “First Reformed” and “Can You Ever Forgive Me?”