Local Awards Push 2021 Oscar Contenders, from San Francisco and London to the Hamptons
In this strange awards year, virtual film festivals and awards shows are one way to build awards buzz.
In this strange awards year, virtual film festivals and awards shows are one way to build awards buzz.
Lai will succeed Noah Cowan in leading the Bay Area-based film nonprofit.
At the SFFILM awards on December 3, Oscar contender Wang spoke to IndieWire about her mysterious followup “Children of the New World.”
At a recent SFFILM event, Riley told IndieWire about how the DC movie supports the same myth as “The Dark Knight Rises”: “Rebellion is crazy.”
Cowan inherited an organization with a rocky history in 2012.
The Oscar winner was joined by an astronaut and a NASA scientist as the film received SFFILM’s Sloan Science in Cinema Prize.
San Francisco is now an awards stop on the road to the Oscars.
At a recent SFFILM tribute, the “BlacKkKlansman” and “Do the Right Thing” filmmaker touted his love for James Bond, Sidney Poitier, and diversity on-screen.
Written by Diablo Cody and directed by Jason Reitman, “Tully” is a follow-up to “Young Adult,” and yes, “Atomic Blonde” has a sequel.
SFFILM boosts its awards-season presence and announces a new documentary fellowship to help create future award winners.