Oscar Season Gets Exciting Again If You Only Focus on the Short Films
With the longest Oscar season ever entering its final week, there are three categories that help make the race feel new again.
With the longest Oscar season ever entering its final week, there are three categories that help make the race feel new again.
The feature-length doc avoids small-town stereotypes often purported on TV, but dodges critical issues tied to the sustainability of these little communities.
Usually, this is the time of the year when voters have seen it all. But this is not a normal year.
In medias res over-dependence is resulting in a lot of TV shows doing a disservice to both their narrative and their audience.
As the first movie with all-Black producers to get nominated for Best Picture, “Judas” speaks to a much larger story, as AAFCA co-founder Gil Robertson explained this week.
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Winners will have to be in person for their closeups, and not all of them are pleased. But what’s the better alternative?
We need a Freedom of Information Act, but for streaming platforms.
From Thomas Vinterberg to “My Octopus Teacher,” the 2021 Oscar nominations included a number of unexpected developments — but many them make more sense than meets the eye.
A new wave of filmmakers are bringing their talents to TV, where streaming is taking on increased importance.
What changed, what stayed the same, and what should have done anything else during a year in isolation.
The Film at Lincoln Center is relaunching its Film Comment Podcast after a months-long hiatus.