‘And Then We Danced’ Returns Queer Film to Political Relevance With Global Impact
Levan Akin’s queer coming-of-age drama stoked protests in Tblisi, Georgia, and pushed the filmmaker to make his most impactful film yet.
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‘Waves’: Why Taylor Russell Is One of Oscar Season’s Biggest Revelations
Every performance in Trey Edward Shults’ devastating family drama is wonderful, but it’s recent Gotham nominee Russell who makes off with its most spectacular turn.
The Wild Story of How Mary Steenburgen Wrote the Best Original Movie Song of the Year
Oscar-winning actress Mary Steenburgen went under the knife for a routine surgery in 2009. Hours later, she woke up as a different person — and became a great songwriter.
‘Atlantics’: Mati Diop Explains How Her Acclaimed Debut Confronts African Identity
The biracial daughter of a Senegalese father and French mother, raised in France, Diop has found her voice in Africa.
Thomasin McKenzie’s Delicate ‘Jojo Rabbit’ Performance Is the Key to Making Its Wild Satire Matter
Taika Waititi’s “anti-hate satire” is rambunctious and witty, but it’s the wise performance of the “Leave No Trace” breakout that makes it hurt.
How Ari Aster, Robert Eggers, and Jordan Peele Are Using Horror Movies to Fix Hollywood
Ari Aster, Robert Eggers, and Jordan Peele were all branded as “horror directors,” and this year they each used that label to great success.
IndieWire FYC Brunch to Celebrate ‘Marriage Story,’ ‘Avengers: Endgame,’ ‘The Banker,’ Nat Geo Docs, and More
Hosted by Sasheer Zamata, IndieWire will honor movie awards season with panel discussions featuring many of this year’s contenders on November 5 in Los Angeles.
‘Fosse/Verdon’: Margaret Qualley’s Weekly Chats with Ann Reinking Built Her Star Turn
What’s better than getting your first Emmy nomination for playing your childhood heroine? For Qualley, it might just be the relationship she formed with Reinking during production.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’: The Vibrant Opening Credits That Give Space Its Own Renaissance
The gorgeous, soaring trip through the fundamentals of the “Star Trek” universe at the start of each episode is a delicate balance of color, deconstruction, and emptiness.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus Really Does Deserve Another Emmy for ‘Veep’
With the “Veep” star on the precipice of setting a new Emmy record, there’s still plenty to discover from this once-in-a-lifetime talent.
How ‘Chernobyl’ Creator Craig Mazin Morphed From Comedy Screenwriter to Emmy-Contending HBO Showrunner
Two scenes in “Chernobyl” reveal the genius of Mazin’s process: matching clear intentional writing with masterful acting and mise-en-scene.
Emmys 2019: This Year’s Drama Nominees Are Anything But Dramatic
We’re not saying that “Game of Thrones” ruined these races. It just didn’t help any.
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Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe Talk ‘The Lighthouse’ Production (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)
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Harry Styles’ Viral ‘SNL’ Sketch Provokes Response From Sara Lee Bread
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Kew Media Promotes Graham Begg; Macao Adds Haynes, Malick Films; UK’s Riverside Studios Re-Opens – Global Briefs
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‘The Voice’ Top 13: Season 17 artists ranked from best to worst by viewers
