Mike Pompeo Condemns ‘The Report’ as Fiction, Director Scott Z. Burns Responds
Secretary of State Pompeo criticized Burns’ film, which probes the CIA’s torture tactics following September 11.
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IndieWire FYC Brunch: Creating the Worlds of ‘Honey Boy,’ ‘The Report,’ and ‘Seberg’ on Small Budgets
Below-the-line artisans dove into the making of three Amazon movies at IndieWire’s FYC event.
‘Waves’ Makes Box Office Splash as Amazon and Netflix Stay Quiet
Amazon has joined the no box-office numbers club with “The Report.”
‘The Report’ and ‘The Laundromat’ Show When to Present a Story Seriously — And When Not to
They’re both produced by Steven Soderbergh and written by his long-time collaborator Scott Z. Burns, but there the similarity ends.
‘The Report’ First Trailer: Adam Driver and Annette Bening Expose the CIA in Oscar Hopeful
The political thriller about the U.S. government’s use of torture after 9/11 stars Bening as Senator Dianne Feinstein and Driver as her staffer.
Amazon Studios Faces a ‘Late Night’ Disaster, Bob Berney’s Exit, and Bidding-War Realities
These are troubled times for Amazon Studios and its leader, Jennifer Salke, but the struggles do not belong to them alone.
Amazon Studios Will Give ‘The Report’ a Two-Week Theatrical Release Before Streaming
Amazon and producer Steven Soderbergh wants to play with the theatrical windows strategy, and believe it will help the film’s Oscar chances.
At Sundance 2019, Next Year’s Oscar Prospects Lie in the Documentaries
While there’s promise in films like “Late Night” and “The Report,” once again it’s the doc lineup that has the strongest contenders.
‘The Report’ Appears to Directly Criticize ‘Zero Dark Thirty’: Director Scott Z. Burns Responds
He says he isn’t criticizing the film, but rather showing how the CIA tried to manipulate Hollywood.
‘The Report’ Is a Riveting Journalistic Response to ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ — Sundance Review
Adam Driver and Annette Bening carry a dry and rigorous investigation of CIA torture that makes “Spotlight” feel like a Fellini movie, but that’s why it works.
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