‘Palm Trees and Power Lines’ Star Jonathan Tucker Goes Dark As a Creepy Older Guy
Sundance: An unsettling power imbalance between a teenage girl and an older guy is intimately reflected in Jamie Dack’s powerful debut.
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“To be able to put these things into a box and call it political is a privilege in itself,” said Ahmed, who could sweep the Oscars as a producer.
The Secret to Making an Oscar-Nominated Short, According to Multiple Winner Kim Magnusson
“My only answer to that is to make some great films,” said the prolific producer and former head of the Danish Academy.
Sundance 2022: 10 Must-See Short Films at This Year’s Virtual Festival
From a Zachary Quinto erotic thriller to a documentary about Watergate whistleblower Martha Mitchell, don’t miss these Sundance shorts.
‘Scream’ Review: Ghostface Returns in Reference-Soaked Fifth Chapter
Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette return for an overly self-referential but satisfyingly scary franchise continuation.
‘Bel-Air’ Trailer: Will Smith Produces Dramatic Version of ‘Fresh Prince’ Adapted from Viral Trailer
Morgan Cooper’s dramatic reimagining of “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” has become an hour-long series for Peacock, executive produced by Will Smith.
‘See for Me’ Review: A Blind Assassin Is Born in IFC Midnight’s Gripping Thriller
Visually impaired actor Skylar Davenport plays a blind house sitter handling a home invasion in a triumph of authentic casting.
How ‘West Side Story’ Brought Tony Winner Turned Soldier David Alvarez Back to Acting
From Broadway to the Army to pursuing a philosophy degree, David Alvarez couldn’t pass up the role of a lifetime.
Oscars 2022: Best Live Action Shorts Predictions
With projects from Riz Ahmed, Uzo Aduba, and Kim Magnusson, name recognition may influence the narrative shorts field this year.
‘Getting Curious’ Trailer: Jonathan Van Ness Explores Life’s Great Mysteries
The “Queer Eye” star and World of Wonder adapt the hit podcast into a six-part documentary series for Netflix.
‘The Woman in the House’ Trailer: Kristen Bell Leads Wine-Soaked Netflix Satire
The star of “The Good Place” returns to the small screen in a satirical take on psychological thrillers.
Oscars 2022: Best Documentary Shorts Predictions
This year’s contenders tackle topics ranging from immigration, homelessness, disability, and the January 6 insurrection.
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