Why the Indie Spirits Are Moving Away from the Oscars
Adapting to a pandemic means changing things up for Film Independent’s Spirit Awards.
Adapting to a pandemic means changing things up for Film Independent’s Spirit Awards.
For once, the White House came through to help a documentary filmmaker finish his movie.
“They are in the expansion of this world,” said Pascal of “The Mandalorian” and its spin-offs, “where there are so many unexpected surprises and timelines that are going to be dealt with.”
Netflix collected eight prizes at the IDA Awards, while Bradley won both Best Director and Best Emerging Director for “Time.”
Predicting favorites is harder than ever: The International Executive Committee Academy also can’t handpick three titles for the list.
This year’s virtual annual fundraiser was hosted by “Inside Man” star Jodie Foster.
After canceling the Governors Awards, the Academy will present Tyler Perry and the Motion Picture Fund with two Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Awards.
The Best International Feature submission features an incendiary performance from the actress best known for “Barbara,” “Phoenix,” and “Homeland.”
The little-seen awards show points awards voters toward winning movies they should sample.
Warner Bros. is premiering this Shaka King-directed Fred Hampton Black Panther drama as a late entry to the Sundance Film Festival.
When Oscar voters catch up with their movies, Zendaya and Daniel Kaluuya could challenge the frontrunners in the Best Actress and Supporting Actor categories.
In Kevin Macdonald’s “The Mauritanian,” Rahim committed to realism in portraying a Guantanamo Bay prisoner. Check out the exclusive clip.