‘Us’: Jordan Peele Breaks Down the Political Message Behind His New Film
After the SXSW premiere Peele addressed the “very clear meaning and commentary” in a film about role fear is playing in American politics.
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SXSW 2019: 14 Must-See Films at This Year’s Festival, From ‘Us’ to ‘Booksmart’
From returning Austin favorites to newbie talents to watch out for, we’ve got over a dozen new films you can’t miss at this year’s festival.
The 100 All-Time Greatest Films Directed by Women
Films by Julie Dash, Chantal Akerman, Chloe Zhao, Forough Farrokhzad, Jennifer Lee, and many other female filmmakers made the list.
Director Alfonso Cuaron Wins Best Cinematography Oscar for ‘Roma’
Cuarón becomes the first DoP to win a Best Cinematography Oscar for a film he also directed.
‘Free Solo’ Wins Oscar for Best Documentary Feature
The thrilling rock climbing film edges out the Ruth Bader Ginsburg documentary (“RBG”) for the Academy Award.
‘Minding the Gap’: Bing Liu Was Working 90 Minutes Away When His Story Was Dramatically Unfolding
Toolkit Podcast: The Oscar nominee had incredible subjects, but they weren’t the best communicators while Liu was working on Chicago sets.
How Soderbergh Designed His Own Filmmaking Universe – The ‘High Flying Bird’ Interview
The iPhone and Netflix are just the next phase in the constant evolution of Steven Soderbergh as a filmmaker.
The Cinematographer Who Gave Birth to ‘A Star’
“A Star Is Born” cinematographer Matthew Libatique’s career has been defined by an empathetic, visceral camera that adjusts to a film’s emotional rhythms.
Why John Bailey Is Convinced Editing and Cinematography Won’t Be Slighted on Oscar Night
The Academy President has seen edited versions of how this year’s Oscars will work and is assured all 24 categories will be fully honored.
‘High Flying Bird’: What Soderbergh Begged Apple to Change About the iPhone
The iPhone freed Soderbergh to become the kind of cinematographer he always wanted to be.
Steven Soderbergh Surprised His Drunken Oscar Speech Is the Academy’s New Gold Standard
Soderbergh was unprepared, never thinking he’d win: “It’s hilarious to me that someone would point to that as an example of anything good.”
Inclusive Indie Film Crews: How 15 Sundance Films Achieved Diversity Behind the Camera
Sundance producers and directors discuss the obstacles, perceived and real, about hiring a diverse crew.
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Losses Reach $20 Million at China’s Maoyan
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Regina Spektor Plots Broadway Debut With Live Residency
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Stephen Colbert Compares Mueller Probe Outcome To ‘Lost’ & ‘Seinfeld’ Finales, Says “I’m Sorry” To Donald Trump
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The Voice Recap: Which Singers Were the First Casualties of the Battles?
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Burping Girl, aka Margie Mays, advances to ‘American Idol’ Top 40 thanks to ‘Greatest Showman’ ballad [WATCH]
