Movie Theaters Are Closed, but What Happens When They Reopen? — IndieWire’s Movie Podcast
Screen Talk, episode 283: As the industry faces unprecedented changes, questions arise about what will happen once the pandemic is over.
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Screen Talk, episode 282: After a two-week hiatus, the podcast resumes in a whole new world. Here’s how the industry changed — and what might happen next.
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Hollywood is no more confident about what’s to come than you are.
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Move over Emmys, it’s global pandemic season!
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HBO’s new supernatural thriller is a ratings hit, but its awards viability remains unclear.
Berlin 2020: Why This Year’s Festival Was Good For ‘Pinocchio’ and Christian Petzold — IndieWire’s Movie Podcast
Screen Talk, episode 281: The first big European festival of the year launched several promising films. Here are some of the major takeaways from this year’s Berlinale.
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Yes, there are too many shows, but those shows would be easier to appreciate without 90-minute episodes.
Berlin 2020: What Makes This Massive Film Festival Different From the Rest? — IndieWire’s Movie Podcast
Screen Talk, episode 280: The Berlin Film Festival is nothing like Cannes, but it attracts thousands of people and big expectations. Here’s why it’s worth following the buzz.
Netflix and the Sweet Release of Garbage TV — TV Podcast
Forgive us for not having the mental fortitude to commit ourselves to the graphic business of Nazi hunting.
‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’ Bonfire Scene: How Céline Sciamma Crafted the Year’s Best Musical Moment
Céline Sciamma breaks down adapting lyrics from Nietzsche, evoking witches and power of sorority, and the creation of the incredible scene.
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