Netflix Is Playing the Oscar Game by Letting the Festival Hype Go First
Recent festival news has positioned several films as Oscar hopefuls. But Netflix is waiting it out.
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How the Fall Movie Season Changed Dramatically This Week
With the TIFF and Venice announcements, the strangest fall movie season in history finally has more details.
Sundance Leaders Address Expected Date Change, Layoffs, Oscar Potential, and More
In a live recording of Screen Talk, Sundance’s Keri Putnam and Tabitha Jackson answered many of the biggest questions facing America’s leading film festival.
Join Sundance’s Tabitha Jackson and Keri Putnam as Special Guests on Screen Talk Live
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How Streaming Platforms Are Dictating the Summer Movie Season
Apple has Tom Hanks at sea, Netflix gets a Charlize Theron action movie, and a Sundance romcom lands on Hulu. In this week’s Screen Talk, we discuss the summer movie paradigm shift.
As Sundance Eyes New Dates, It’s Time to Accept the Industry Is Facing a Long-Term Challenge
With no clear sense of what the future will bring, the industry has to adapt to more than just a few months of setbacks. In this week’s podcast, we discuss.
Fall Festivals Are Announcing Films and Making Big Plans, but How Will They Pull It Off?
Screen Talk: As TIFF announces a handful of films, fall festival season is charting a path forward. But how viable is it?
Oscar Date Change: One Event Turned the Film Calendar Upside Down — but Should It?
Screen Talk, episode 295: With the Oscars pushed all the way to April 25, some awards shows and film festivals are chasing its coattails, but others might be better off staying put.
Cannes Director Thierry Fremaux on Oscar Odds, Netflix Peacemaking, and 2021 Festival
In the latest live edition of Screen Talk, the festival leader joins from France to detail some of the biggest challenges faced by the world’s most prominent film festival.
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George Floyd Protests: Analyzing the Response by the Entertainment World and What Should Happen Now
Screen Talk, episode 293: IndieWire’s Tambay Obenson makes a special appearance on this week’s episode to assess the industry’s response to national unrest.
Why the Exhibitors Believe Movie Theaters Can Survive — and What Their Optimism Is Really Telling Us
Screen Talk, episode 292: People in the business of booking movie theaters are doing their best to sound optimistic about the future. Are they kidding themselves?
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