Inside Intel’s Massive VR Studio: High Art, Commercial Potential, and a Pandemic Boost
Two years ago, Intel built a 10,000-square-foot capture area for volumetric video. Now, some of the results bode well for its future.
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Memo to Distributors: Buy These 2020 Movies from TIFF and Venice
Even in a pandemic, distributors are buying movies, but these gems still deserve homes. Somebody do something!
Fall Festival 2020 Deals: The Complete List of Venice/TIFF/NYFF Purchases So Far
Despite the circumstances, acquisitions activity out of the fall’s biggest festivals is off to a productive start.
‘In Between Dying’ Review: Ethereal Tarkovsky-Like Tale of a Man Who Brings Death Wherever He Goes
Venice: Hilal Baydarov’s seventh film in the last two years is the enigmatic and strangely arresting tale of a man who can’t escape death.
Venice Film Festival 2020 Winners: ‘Nomadland’ Takes Golden Lion, Vanessa Kirby Is Best Actress
The festival on the Lido handed out its top prizes on Saturday, led by competition jury president Cate Blanchett.
‘Laila in Haifa’ Review: Amos Gitai’s Israeli Party Movie Is Too Stilted to Be Fun
Venice: If this is the best place to party in town, the worst place must be appalling.
‘New Order’ Review: Michel Franco’s Violent Protest Movie Is Horrifying, Unpredictable, and Out of Control
Venice: Michel Franco’s shapeshifting new drama shows crime and corruption pervading every part of Mexico.
‘City Hall’ Trailer: Frederick Wiseman’s Boston Portrait Is a Microcosm of America
Exclusive: IndieWire premieres the trailer for the documentary master’s sprawling look at the municipal government in his hometown.
‘Wife of a Spy’ Review: Kurosawa Kiyoshi’s Subdued Marital Thriller Is His Best Movie in Years
Venice: This Hitchcockian thriller is another unexpected pivot from a filmmaker who’s never liked putting one foot in front of the other.
‘The Best Is Yet to Come’ Review: Jia Zhangke’s Protégé Debuts with a ‘Spotlight’-esque Drama
Venice: Wang Jing’s debut follows an idealistic Beijing reporter as he writes a chases a story that will impacta 100 million people.
‘Tragic Jungle’ Review: A Mayan Legend About a Man-Eating Demon Is Recast by the Female Gaze
Venice: Yulene Olaizola’s feverish new feature bakes the delirium of “Aguirre” into the animalistic eros of “Tropical Malady.”
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