Expect ‘French Dispatch’ to Leave the Oscar Race and Eye Cannes 2021 Instead
Will “Next Goal Wins,” “Stillwater,” and “C’mon, C’mon” wind up at Sundance?
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BAFTA Reveals New Inclusion Guidelines for Awards Voting
The lack of diversity at the 2020 BAFTA awards led the awards group to overhaul its membership and voting practices.
Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ Launches Netflix Oscars 2021 Rollout
“I fear the American people have the same choice as the Chicago 7 had,” said Sacha Baron Cohen. “Do we stand by or stand up?”
TIFF 2020 Was a Slimmed-Down Success, Complete with Oscar Contenders and Solid Sales
People’s Choice winner “Nomadland,” “Ammonite,” “Pieces of a Woman,” “One Night in Miami,” and “The Father” are among TIFF’s Oscar contenders.
Documentary Oscar Contenders Demand Agency, Opportunity, Solidarity: ‘Be an Antiracist!’
Four filmmakers speak plainly about the need to add more perspectives, even in the diverse documentary community.
TIFF Tribute Awards Boost Oscar Contenders, from Kate Winslet to Chloe Zhao
Toronto has always helped to launch Oscar contenders and 2020 is no exception.
With ‘The Father,’ Anthony Hopkins Joins the Oscar Race for Best Actor
His latest film is a tour de force, but at 82 the revered thespian takes it in stride: “I don’t know what I’m doing half the time.”
Frances McDormand, Vanessa Kirby, and Kate Winslet Will Vie for Best Actress Oscar
“Nomadland,” “Pieces of a Woman,” and “Ammonite” made waves on the fall fest circuit this weekend for their respective leads.
Stacey Abrams Wants to Scare You with ‘All In: The Fight for Democracy’
If this Oscar-worthy documentary makes you angry enough to vote, the filmmakers will know they’ve done their jobs well.
The Academy Responds to Best Picture Inclusion Standards: 5 Questions and Answers
About the new inclusion initiatives, Academy board member Jim Gianopulos said: “With any deal, each side is a little happy and little unhappy.”
Academy Creates Inclusion Standards for Best Picture Oscars
Starting in 2024, films that want to be considered for Best Picture must meet inclusion thresholds both on screen and off.
Regina King’s ‘One Night in Miami’ Moves Into Oscar Race
The Venice breakout could yield a history-making directing nomination for first-time feature director Regina King.
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