Joel Coen Shot ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’ Entirely in Black and White
The upcoming Shakespeare adaptation starring Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand was D.P.’d by five-time Oscar nominee Bruno Delbonnel.
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Inside the Release Strategy for Searchlight’s ‘Nomadland’: Hulu, IMAX, and Oscars
This unprecedented Oscar season demands innovation, and Disney’s specialized division designed a plan that might to the trick.
New Movies: Release Calendar for January 15, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
Staying home? Good. Looking for something new to watch? Even better!
After ‘Tenet,’ Christopher Nolan Wants to Film More in India and Work with More Indian Actors
Nolan has no clue what his next project will be, but he “definitely” wants to come back to India at some point in the future.
‘Outside the Wire’ Review: Anthony Mackie Is an Android Soldier in Netflix’s Silly Future ‘Training Day’
Netflix’s low-rent, high-concept movie of the week stars Anthony Mackie as an android super-soldier who’s more human than his new partner.
Laura Poitras Details Her Removal From the Company She Co-Founded: ‘It Was Retaliatory’
The Oscar-winning director of “Citizenfour” explained why she believes The Intercept lacks accountability, and why she decided to speak out now.
Oscar Season Burning Questions: IndieWire Answers Readers About a Most Unusual Season
What will the ceremony look like? Do latecomers benefit from the expanded qualification window? This week’s Screen Talk takes on all that and more.
Garrett Bradley & Editor Gabriel Rhodes
Influencers: Behind the best edited film of the year is the story of how two artists with different sensibilities elevated each other’s work.
David Fincher Looks Back at Paul Thomas Anderson’s Scathing Takedown of ‘Fight Club’
Anderson called “Fight Club” an “unbearable” movie and went so far as to wish cancer on Fincher.
Field of Vision’s IF/Then Shorts Launches Documentary Grant Partnership with Hulu
Exclusive: Hulu and IF/Then are now accepting applications from documentary short filmmaking teams for the new program.
‘Acasa, My Home’ Review: An Immersive and Often Brutal Window Into Life on the Romanian Margins
A land-dwelling family’s harmony is disrupted by encroaching civilization in a documentary heavy on naturalism and light on personality.
Bong Joon Ho Makes History Again as 2021 Venice Jury President, the First from South Korea
Bong Joon Ho will be the first person from South Korean to head the Venice Film Festival jury.
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The Masked Dancer Sends a Trio to the Super 6 — Here Are All the Latest Clues
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Justin Thomas Loses Ralph Lauren Sponsorship Over Homophobic Slur