‘Dune’ Cinematographer Says Film Is a ‘Fully Standalone Epic’ Despite Two-Movie Plan
Oscar nominee Greig Fraser heads to Arrakis after his work on “Rogue One” and “The Mandalorian.”
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Criterion Lifts Paywall to Stream ‘Daughters of the Dust’ and More Black Films for Free
The Criterion Collection has also pledged an ongoing $5,000 monthly commitment to support organizations fighting racism in America.
‘Becky’ Review: Kevin James as a Neo-Nazi Isn’t the Worst Thing About This Empty Shockfest
Lulu Wilson is a standout in this bloody thriller about a murderous teen girl, but the latest from the directors of “Bushwick” and “Cooties” is short on good ideas.
Stream of the Day: Don’t Let the Psychedelia of ‘Fantastic Planet’ Hide Its Urgency
René Laloux’s 1973 Cannes winner, now streaming on HBO Max, has a lot more on its mind than trippy visuals.
20 Rising Women Directors You Need to Know in 2020
From tentpole director Cathy Yan to Sundance breakout Radha Blank and more, put these female filmmakers on your radar right now.
Tribeca Film Institute’s Closure Should Worry All American Independent Filmmakers — Opinion
Producer Sara Archambault addresses the TFI closure and how the film community should respond to a major threat to its resources.
Jordan Peele and More Directors Eager to Cast John Boyega After Protest Speech: ‘We Got You’
Edgar Wright says he would work with the “Star Wars” actor “in a heartbeat.”
David Lynch Adds Black Lives Matter Message to Daily Web Series: ‘Peace, Justice, No Fear’
Lynch is one of the few major auteur filmmakers speaking up in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
‘Judy and Punch’ Review: Mia Wasikowska Leads a Dark, Python-esque Retelling of a Puppet Classic
Mirrah Foulkes’ confident debut turns the age-old puppet story into an off-kilter meditation on the relationship between art and violence.
As AMC Theaters Signals It Could Go Under, Studios Won’t Lose Its Best Screens
Could the world’s largest exhibitor collapse? Sure — but that messaging is also meant to scare studios.
Cannes 2020: Here’s What the Official Selection Tells Us About the Year in Cinema
There’s no physical festival this year, but the Cannes 2020 selection provides a lot of room for exploration.
Cannes 2020 Boasts ‘Significant Increase’ in Films from Women, but That’s Only Part of the Story
In a very different year for the festival (and the world), gender diversity behind the camera continued to tick upwards, but with many strange qualifiers.
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Gabrielle Union Files Discrimination Complaint Against ‘AGT’ Producers, Says NBC Chief Paul Telegdy Threatened Her Over Whistleblowing
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Spare Us Your ‘Mad Dog’ Mattis Worship
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Senate Confirms Michael Pack To Lead Agency That Oversees Voice Of America
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Gabrielle Union Moving to Sue NBC, America's Got Talent's Simon Cowell for Alleged 'Racist Actions'
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Billy Crudup (‘The Morning Show’) is Emmy-bound for Apple following successful precursor awards run
