The Indie Film Preservation Crisis: We Are Losing the Films That Defined the ’80s and ’90s
Many movies are costly to preserve. Others have disappeared. It’s a problem no one saw coming.
Ira Deutchman
Italian Movies Are Struggling in U.S. Theaters, But This Distribution Experiment Could Change That
Ira Deutchman is planning a new approach for the release of “Indivisible” to address the challenge facing Italian films in the U.S.
Ira Deutchman Receives First Annual Spotlight Lifetime Achievement Award
The indie film veteran is currently producing and directing a documentary about movie business executive Donald Rugoff.
Why Indie Producing Veteran Ira Deutchman Is Moving From Films to Broadway
Why Indie Producing Veteran Ira Deutchman Is Moving From Films to Broadway
Nancy Savoca Donates Personal Film Archives to University of Michigan Library
Nancy Savoca Donates Personal Film Archives to University of Michigan Library
Art House Convergence: Why Critics Matter and Oscars Are So White
Art House Convergence: Why Critics Matter and Oscars Are So White
Maureen Ryan Replaces Ira Deutchman as Chair of Columbia Film Program
Maureen Ryan Replaces Ira Deutchman as Chair of Columbia Film Program
Ira Deutchman Steps Down As Columbia Film Chair
Ira Deutchman Steps Down As Columbia Film Chair
Art House Convergence Kicks Off: Here’s Why Art Houses Need to Be Advocates
Art House Convergence Kicks Off: Here’s Why Art Houses Need to Be Advocates
Yes, Plans Exist to Finish the River Phoenix Vehicle “Dark Blood.” Just Don’t Expect to See It Soon.
The Real Story Behind River Phoenix’s Last Movie
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‘American Horror Story’ Recap: ‘Episode 100’ Pushes ‘1984’ Forward in Time
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Gallant, 6lack Team Up for Silky New Single ‘Sweet Insomnia’
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New ‘Hocus Pocus’ Movie In the Works At Disney+
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AHS: 1984 Recap: Death Becomes Her (Plus, a Surprise Asylum Connection!)
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Battle over Oscar predictions: Experts pick ‘The Irishman,’ but gutsy All Stars go ‘Hollywood’
