Incentives lure production to Georgia, Oklahoma, Massachusetts, Louisiana, and New Mexico — states with drastically different landscapes for abortion access.
The guild joins Disney, Amazon, and other Hollywood leaders in offering to pay for employees to travel to states where abortion is legal.
The filmmaker tells IndieWire about his gonzo new film, destigmatizing gastrointestinal ailments, and cooking up a wicked sound design for this story of gourmand musicians.
“Overturning Roe and Casey is against the will of the people.”
In the nonfiction “Bitterbrush,” two women on the range turn “cowboy” into a verb.
This week: a “deranged” Elvis, an adorable anthropomorphic shell, kids in peril, a very weird dinner party, and lots more.
Exclusive: Celebrating the 50th anniversay of “The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant,” the Berlin hit is set to premiere at Frameline this weekend.
Following the overturn of Roe v. Wade on June 24, Hollywood has issued updated healthcare protocols for employees.
Despite the threat to abortion rights across the U.S., the experience has never been more visible in film and TV. Planned Parenthood’s Caren Spruch explains why.
Like it or not, “Elvis” is the kind of movie that the film industry needs to make work.
Sparks fly in Bretten Hannam’s audacious road adventure about an angsty teen runaway searching for his indigenous roots.
After the “Thor: Love and Thunder” premiere June 23, fans took to Twitter to praise Taika Waititi’s MCU “masterpiece.”
