Todd Haynes Quarantined with His Editor to Finish His Queer Velvet Underground Doc
Haynes and Affonso Gonçalves are finishing a documentary that Haynes said is inspired by the “faggotiness” of the Velvets’ music.
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Arrest of Hong Kong Activist Agnes Chow Reignites Calls for a ‘Mulan’ Boycott
“Mulan” star Liu Yifei drew ire last year for supporting Hong Kong police in the face of protests, and now activist Chow is being elevated as a folk heroine.
Cristi Puiu Goes on Anti-Mask Rant, Says It’s ‘Inhuman’ to Watch His Film with a Face Covering
Puiu was in Romania promoting his new 200-minute film “Malmkrog” at the Transylvania International Film Festival.
The Florida Film Festival Continues with Indoor Screenings Despite Virus Surge Across State
While it’s not operating at full capacity, the event provides an early preview of tentative efforts to resurrect physical festival experiences.
Linda Manz: Film Community Remembers ‘Days of Heaven’ Star, Dead at 58
Manz provided the groundbreaking, improvised narration for Terrence Malick’s 1978 classic.
4 Sex Positive Short Films That Exude Sensuality, Kink, and Body Positivity
As mainstream Hollywood lags behind in meaningful explorations of sexuality, these provocative short films embrace the unusual tapestry of human predilections.
‘Martin Margiela: In His Own Words’ Review: Chic Documentary Unmasks Fashion’s Most Elusive Figure
Reiner Holzemer’s tribute doesn’t break the mold, but offers perhaps the most revealing insight yet into a man who has made an empire out of mystery.
Tig Notaro Will Replace Chris D’Elia in Zack Snyder’s ‘Army of the Dead’
The zombie comedy will undergo reshoots now that the comic actor has been shut out of Hollywood in the wake of sexual-misconduct allegations.
New Movies: Release Calendar for August 14, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
Staying home? Good. Looking for something new to watch? Even better!
‘Magic Camp’ Review: Adam DeVine Stars in Disney+’s Most Uninspired Original Yet
Mark Waters’ summer camp comedy isn’t a total bomb, but it feels like the kind forgettable programming the streamer has so far avoided.
‘It’s Possible’: An Entertainment Lawyer Says Production During COVID Is All About Backup Plans
Entertainment lawyer Elsa Ramo has been advising clients on when — and if — they should get back to work.
New Movies Are Coming This Fall, but Here’s the Biggest Challenge They Could Face
In the latest Screen Talk, Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson debate: How much work are you willing to do to watch a film premiere online?
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‘The Owl House’ Makes History With Disney’s First Bisexual Lead Character
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Taylor Swift Slams Trump’s ‘Calculated Dismantling of USPS’: ‘Vote Early’
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Meghan Markle Blames “Toxicity” Of Journalism For Inability To Truly Find Freedom
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The TVLine-Up: What's Returning, New and Leaving the Week of Aug. 16
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‘Big Brother 22’ spoilers: Who are the Week 2 nominations for eviction on August 20?