The Lynn Shelton “Of a Certain Age” Grant will be awarded each year to a U.S.-based woman or non-binary filmmaker, age 39 or older, who has yet to direct a narrative feature.
Two years after admitting she regrets acting in “The Help,” Davis remains just as critical of the Oscar-winning drama.
The film set records at Sundance after Hulu and Neon spent over $17.5 million for distribution rights.
The director tells IndieWire how the lessons learned on one superhero project helped set her up for her biggest success yet.
Led by Charlize Theron and “Trolls,” this was the first weekend in which most of the top movies on VOD never saw a theatrical release.
Wong’s endorsement of a revival plan comes just as theaters in the region close once again.
“The Matrix” sequels shot for 276 days and were punishing for DP Bill Pope.
For Denis Villeneuve, the size of the screen isn’t always the most important thing.
In an increasingly chaotic world, it may seem like an unseen force is pulling all the strings, but Drew Goddard’s 2012 outing proves that it’s still possible to carve your own way.
Long before his days in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Gunn wrote two live-action Scooby-Doo movies for Warner Bros.
The park’s July 11 reemergence arrives as Florida sets the record for the most new COVID cases reported in a single day.
Using the internet parlance that Kubrick’s films were for the fans not the critics might be an overstep — but just barely.
