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.
“The Assistant,” “Never Rarely Sometimes Always,” and “First Cow” have zero Oscar nominations among them. What a crime.
“Nomadland” picked up Best Feature and Best Director ahead of the Oscars ceremony later this week.
From “Sound of Metal” to “Soul,” catch up now on the best films contending for the 2021 Oscars.
The first-time actor demonstrated a natural ability that aligned perfectly with her director, Eliza Hittman.
Thanks to new TV categories, Netflix scored 16 Spirit Award nominations, boosting Oscar prospects for “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” “Crip Camp,” and “Dick Johnson Is Dead.”
Tonight at 6 p.m. ET, join IndieWire and Flanigan for a live concert and Q&A to chat about Eliza Hittman’s hit new drama.
Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast: Hittman and her editor and husband Scott Cummings on the importance of pulling back and their unique collaboration.
Barry Jenkins and Adele Romanski explain what “Moonlight” taught them about getting difficult stories to mass audiences.
Focus adds another drama pulled from theaters during the pandemic to its On-Demand offerings.
“Emma” and “First Cow” took major hits: While smaller movies are less likely to be pulled by distributors, their audiences appear unwilling to leave their homes.
The MPA limited the powers of “Eighth Grade” and “Boyhood” by giving them R ratings. That won’t be the case for Eliza Hittman’s upcoming abortion drama.
