Saoirse Ronan Consulted with Her Gay Friends Before Filming ‘Ammonite’ with Kate Winslet
Francis Lee’s new drama stars Ronan and Winslet as emotionally damaged women drawn together in 1840s England.
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‘Supernova’ Trailer: Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci Play Life Partners in LGBTQ Tearjerker
Tucci plays a man experiencing early-onset dementia, and Firth is his longtime partner, in the drama from “Hinterland” filmmaker Harry Macqueen.
‘Kiss the Ground’ Review: Celeb-Studded Doc About Fixing Climate Crisis Obscures Good Message
Joshua Tickell and Rebecca Harrell Tickell’s doc has plenty of essential information, but the sparkly ways in which it’s delivered rob the film of serious firepower.
The 20 Highest Grossing Indies of 2020 (A Running List)
Refreshed weekly, here’s a chart of the year’s twenty highest-grossing specialty films.
IndieWire, International Documentary Association Partner for Annual Awards-Season Screening Series
The 2020 edition, which extends screenings through January, includes “Time,” “Crip Camp,” “Unapologetic,” and more.
‘Seven’ Turns 25: Why David Fincher Felt ‘Awful’ on Set Trying to Rebound from ‘Alien 3’
After striking out with “Alien 3,” Fincher arrived on the set of “Seven” with a tormented feeling.
How a Small Company in Canada Went From Producing Little Movies to Financing ‘Joker’ in 10 Years
Ten years ago, husband-and-wife duo Aaron and Brenda Gilbert were not looking to infiltrate Hollywood. Now, they’re supporting some of its most exciting projects.
Business as Usual? Netflix Follows ‘The Irishman’ Model for ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’
“The Trial of the Chicago 7,” the first of this fall’s Netflix awards contenders, will debut in Chicago and Boston theaters Friday.
One ‘Dark Knight Rises’ Death Scene Was So Violent It Was Cut to Prevent NC-17 Rating
Matthew Modine’s “Dark Knight Rises” character originally met his maker in gruesome fashion.
‘Secret Society of Second-Born Royals’ Review: Disney Face Plants with Micro-Budget Kids Superhero Movie
Many of the movies that have recently premiered on Disney+ were meant for theaters. This is not one of those movies.
Martin Scorsese Remembers ‘Raging Bull,’ ‘Taxi Driver’ Cinematographer Michael Chapman
Chapman brought to life visions from directors including Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader, Steven Spielberg, and Hal Ashby.
Studio Ghibli Releases 400 Free Images from Its Movies, but Only to Use with ‘Common Sense’
From “Spirited Away” to “The Wind Rises,” fans won’t be able to resist viewing the collection and sharing their favorites.
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