‘Apocalypse Now’: 5 Things You Need to Know About Coppola’s New ‘Final Cut’
In August a new, restored version of the film will be released in theaters and on Blu-Ray. At the Tribeca Film Festival, Coppola’s vision was relaunched to the world.
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Scorsese and De Niro Discuss Music, Leo, and a Letter from Malick
Scorsese showed how music shapes his visual design and revealed a letter Terrence Malick wrote him after seeing “Silence.”
Sinemia: The End May be Near for the MoviePass Alternative, But Not Before One Last Cash Grab
While reports say that Sinemia might close, the company is lowering prices on too-good-to-be-true yearly plans as its service grows worse.
The Live Documentary: Sam Green’s Unique, Surprisingly Sustainable Theatrical Experience
Green’s latest, “A Thousand Thoughts,” tells the story of the Kronos Quartet, with the musicians playing alongside his film.
How the Marvel Cinematic Universe Changed Hollywood’s Concept of an Action Director
13 years and 28 blockbusters after Jon Favreau was handed “Iron Man,” it’s easy to see how Marvel has redefined the role of action director.
80 Percent of WGA Writers Have Fired Their Agents, Far Exceeding Expectations
Approximately 8,800 WGA members last week had agents. Today the guild handed out over 7000 termination letters.
Tribeca 2019: 12 Must-See Films at This Year’s Festival, From Danny Boyle to a Wild ‘Showgirls’ Doc
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.
If Hollywood Takes a Stand for Abortion Rights, the ‘Heartbeat Bill’ Could Cost Millions
Alyssa Milano’s call to boycott Georgia has not found support by studios, which rely on the state’s unique and valuable tax incentives.
Here’s What TV Staffing Season Will Look Like Without Agents
Thanks to Twitter and WGA goodwill, it might not be bad — and could even present a silver lining for struggling writers.
WGA Sues Major Talent Agencies, Wants to Declare Packaging Fees Illegal
As the battle rages on between the WGA and Hollywood’s biggest agencies, a new lawsuit could give writers another legal leg to stand on.
WGA Blasts Agents’ Proposal and Calls on Writers to Fire Reps
At midnight, the WGA-ATA agreement will expire and replaced by a Code of Conduct that bans writers’ agents participating in packaging.
Writers Vs. Agents: 12 Things You Need to Know to Understand the WGA-ATA Standoff
Hollywood is waiting to see what happens next as the agreement between the disgruntled WGA and the embattled powerhouse agencies expires.
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Game of Thrones: 23 Revelations From The Last Watch Season 8 Documentary
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