Oscar Season Burning Questions: IndieWire Answers Readers About a Most Unusual Season
What will the ceremony look like? Do latecomers benefit from the expanded qualification window? This week’s Screen Talk takes on all that and more.
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Oscar Season Has a Long Way to Go: Here Are the Contenders Most People Haven’t Seen Yet
In this week’s Screen Talk, a survey of the Oscar contenders around the corner. Plus: How we experienced the Capitol violence on the small screen.
Here’s What Critics Groups Can Tell You About This Year’s Weird Awards Season
In this week’s Screen Talk, we explain the impact of critics groups. Plus: Sundance’s January lineup doesn’t have as many big, buzzy titles as usual. Should that matter?
Filmmakers Versus HBO Max: How to Make Sense of the Backlash to a Radical Decision
Christopher Nolan is pissed, and he’s not the only one. Did Warner Bros. cross a line?
After Thanksgiving, Here Are the 2020 Movies Still Worthy of Anticipation — Screen Talk 310
The year is almost over, but there are plenty of movies left to see.
How Joe Biden’s Win Could Impact the Oscar Race, from Stacey Abrams to ‘Borat’
From Stacey Abrams vehicle “All In: The Fight for Democracy” to “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm,” the new president’s victory could affect what Oscar voters award.
Pixar’s ‘Soul’ Will Help the World Recover From the Bitter Pill of 2020
The studio’s latest animated achievement is poised to be the feel-good movie of a very difficult year.
Why ‘Mank’ and ‘Borat 2’ Are Serious Oscar Contenders in a Very Strange Year
Oscar season is coming together, one movie at a time, but it’s more unpredictable than ever.
Join Ted Hope and Christine Vachon for a Live Recording of IndieWire’s Screen Talk Podcast
The veteran producers will discuss the industry and take audience questions on Thursday at 1 p.m. ET.
‘Soul’ Aims for Oscar Glory as Disney Shifts to Streaming, but Not All Films Deserve the Same Release
Disney has consolidated its film and TV divisions, but it’s unclear whether this will help some of its better offerings.
How Closed Theaters, Drive-In Movies, and Netflix Supremacy Are Shaping Oscar Season
It was always going to be a strange awards race, but this past week just made things much more complicated.
‘Chicago 7’ Vs. the World: How Aaron Sorkin’s Awards-Friendly Epic Jolted a Strange Awards Season
Screen Talk: Aaron Sorkin’s big courtroom drama seems readymade for awards season glory (though “Nomadland” still has heat). But when will the rest of this awards season take shape?
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‘Peaky Blinders’ to End After Sixth and Final Season
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Alicia Keys, Khalid, More Artists Call for Racial Justice in New Video
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‘Adu’ Leads Spain’s Goya Noms; ‘Charlatan’ Among Czech Lion Nominees – Global Awards Briefs
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Ratings: NFL Divisional Playoff Draws 29 Million to Fox, Batwoman Dips
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New Era of Athlete Activism Can Help Fulfill MLK’s Dream