Silver Linings of the 2019 Oscar Season — IndieWire Critics Survey
This year’s awards season has been rough, but our panel of critics tries to find the positive things that came out of this mess.
This year’s awards season has been rough, but our panel of critics tries to find the positive things that came out of this mess.
Nothing’s official, but the cinematography, sound editing, sound mixing, and documentary branches volunteered to be edited during the Oscar telecast.
Thanks to “Black Panther,” “Roma,” and “Green Book,” the most diverse lineup in Academy history could mean a boost for Oscar ratings.
From “Green Book” to “BlacKkKlansman,” films face the question of whether historical fiction has a duty to be factually accurate — and if that impacts their Oscar chances.
An Instagram video and caption accused those who resurfaced his multiple past homophobic tweets as spreading negativity.
More than any Oscar host in its 90-year history, Hart recognizes how social media has shifted the relationship between celebrity and fan.
The diminutive comedian has proclaimed his eagerness to host since 2015. Now he has his chance to prove he can boost declining ratings.
With viewership at record lows, a diverse list of nominees could provide a ratings jolt for the 2019 Oscars telecast.
Oscar-caliber black stories overwhelmingly center on a very narrow definition of the authentic black experience.
Check out the whopping list of documentary submissions for 2019.