‘Transparent’ Will Conclude With a Musical Episode, Jill Soloway Teases ‘La La Land’ by Way of ‘Yentl’
The Pfeffermans will go out with a bang — and a kickline.
Amazon Studios
‘Cold War’ Trailer: Pawel Pawlikowski’s Cannes Winner Is a Major Foreign-Language Oscar Contender
“Ida” Oscar winner Pawel Pawlikowski returns with one of the most acclaimed foreign titles of the year.
From ‘Alita: Battle Angel’ to ‘Peterloo’: Crowded Fall Season Winnows Weaker Entries
It takes money and the right stuff to stay in the crowded fall season.
Amazon Studios Sued Over ‘Suspiria’: Luca Guadagnino’s Movie Accused of Borrowing from Artist Ana Mendieta
The Estate of Ana Mendieta has sued Amazon for shots in “Suspiria” that the estate says are influenced by the artist.
Amazon Studios Goes Mainstream with Julie Rapaport, New Co-Head of Movies
Amazon Studios boss Jennifer Salke is promoting the three-year veteran to oversee a bigger-budget slate.
Amazon’s ‘Cold War’ and Netflix’s ‘Roma’: The Oscar Drama Behind 2 Black-and-White Contenders
Pawel Pawlikowski and Alfonso Cuaron are duking it out for the foreign-language Oscar but hope for more.
Amazon Studios Signs ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Director Reed Morano to Exclusive Overall TV Deal
Morano joins a lineup including Nicole Kidman and Jordan Peele, as Amazon bolsters its talent roster.
Major Arthouse Distributors Face Big Changes, From Fox Searchlight to Amazon: Here’s What It Means for Oscar Season
Things are far from stable in the evolving specialty film market, as film festivals and award season loom.
‘Too Old to Die Young’ Sneak Peek: Nicolas Winding Refn Debuts First Footage of His Ultra-Violent Amazon Series
Miles Teller and Jena Malone star in the upcoming crime drama.
Amazon Grabs Another NBC Exec: Vernon Sanders Named Co-Head of Television
Sanders, who spent 20 years at the Peacock, will be paired with TV co-head Albert Cheng.
‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Renewed for Season 3 Before It Returns for Season 2
The acclaimed comedy returns to Amazon later this year.
Amazon Studios Will No Longer Distribute Terry Gilliam’s ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’
The decision is unrelated to recent reports that Gilliam is recovering from a stroke.
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Offset Crashes Cardi B’s Set at Rolling Loud Festival (Watch)
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Paul Ryan Wants More Immigrants, as Long as They Look Like Him
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Stephen Woolley & Elizabeth Karlsen To Receive BAFTA For Outstanding British Contribution To Cinema
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SNL Spoofs It's a Wonderful Life: What If Trump Was Never POTUS? — Watch
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2018 European Film Awards: Red-hot ‘Cold War’ wins 5 on way to Oscars
