Mark Hamill Says He’s Done Secret Cameos in Every ‘Star Wars’ Movie Since 2015
Hamill has lent his talents to more roles than just Luke Skywalker in the Disney-era “Star Wars” films, it turns out.
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Sundance Institute Announces 2021 Ignite x Adobe Fellows
The program has a strong track record: Of the 80 past Ignite fellows, 10 have had their shorts screened at the Sundance Film Festival.
Oscar Season Is Going to Be Weird Again, from the Festivals to Award Shows
Expect the unexpected. Again.
American Film Festivals Have a Future If They’re Willing to Change (Almost) Everything
IndieWire at 25: Even before the pandemic, film festivals faced an uphill battle in America. Here’s how they can adapt to the future.
A Guide to How Each Studio Now Handles Theatrical Windows
Studios used to play by the same rules. Now each seems to have its own strategy for handling windows and home platforms. A guide — for now.
‘Jolt’ Review: Kate Beckinsale Is Zippy, but This Awkward Actioner Is Not
You’d think a film about a woman with impulse control and super strength would have some pop. You would be wrong.
‘The Green Knight’ Theatrical Release Nixed in the U.K. Two Weeks Before Opening
Here we go again? The canceled theatrical release comes as the United Kingdom sees a spike in Covid cases.
NYFF 2021 to Open with Joel Coen’s ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth,’ Starring Washington and McDormand
The fall festival will kick off with Coen’s black-and-white “work of stark chiaroscuro and incantatory rage.”
‘Old’ Review: M. Night Shyamalan’s Latest Thriller Doesn’t Age Well
Life’s a beach in M. Night Shyamalan’s well-cast new movie, which never finds a way to follow through on its skin-crawling premise.
Sundance Institute Announces 10 Producers Lab Fellows, Plus Producers Summit Lineup
Hasan Minhaj will deliver a keynote on the critical role of bold, personal storytelling.
Quentin Tarantino Thinks His Toddler Son Could Watch ‘Kill Bill’ at Age 5
Tarantino might not be ready to show movies like “Pulp Fiction” or “Inglourious Basterds” to his one-year-old, but “Kill Bill” could be an option a few years down the line.
‘The Last Letter from Your Lover’ Review: Jojo Moyes’ Time-Spanning Love Story Gets Lackluster Movie
Director Augustine Frizzell gamely attempts to balance disparate tones and stories, but only a small portion of this Netflix adaptation holds much of a thrill.
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LA-Based Quixote Studios Helps Stars Like Cardi B Feel at Home in COVID-Safe Trailers, Soundstages
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Mark Ronson Remembers Making Amy Winehouse’s ‘Back to Black’ on 10th Anniversary of Singer’s Death
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Arika Lisanne Mittman Inks Overall Deal With Universal Television
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TV Ratings: Walker Hits 10-Episode Audience High, Good Girls Ends Low
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Naomi Osaka Lights Olympic Flame in Return to Spotlight