Screen Talk, episode 215: The drug addiction drama and the moon landing saga enter new release, while “22 July” hits Netflix, as the fall season gets busy.
Screen Talk, episode 214: The fall movie season is far from over, and these new trailers keep anticipation high.
Plus: Why we’re excited for the New York Film Festival.
Obenson will cover African-American film and television, while Blauvelt will serve as IndieWire’s new managing editor.
The International Cinematographers Guild is honoring her with the Technicolor “William A. Fraker” Award for Journalism. In addition, Rachel Morrisson will receive the Canon Award for Achievement in Cinematography and Amelia Vincent is being honored with the ASC Mentorship Award.
Alfonso Cuaron’s Mexican drama may be the frontrunner, but it’s not alone in the foreign language race.
Now in its sixth year, the series showcases the year’s most acclaimed documentaries.
The filmmaker behind “Friends with Money” and “Enough Said” has devoted her career to creating multidimensional lead characters. That continues with her latest, “The Land of Steady Habits.”
With the first big festivals of the fall wrapping up, the Oscar race is getting pretty crowded.
And what’s out of the race? As TIFF takes off, this episode of Screen Talk surveys the state of the race.
Awards season will start to take shape this month in Toronto, with a slew of exciting premieres and previous debuts making a play for recognition.
More of this month’s news for industry insiders.
