Why ‘The Painter and the Thief’ Is Neon’s New Oscar Doc Contender
Filmmaker Benjamin Ree made his subjects active in the storytelling process with dramatic results.
Thompson on Hollywood
The Directors and Producers Guild of America Change Their Award Rules
All the awards groups are changing their eligibility requirements to reflect theater closures during the pandemic.
How Russell Crowe’s ‘Unhinged’ Could Become the Surprise Post-Pandemic Summer Movie Hit
The first new movie to hit this summer is a modest thriller from a newbie distributor.
Waiting for ‘Tenet’: As July 17 Looms, Hollywood Prays That Summer Can Be Saved
Every studio is waiting for Warners to blink. So far, they’re holding firm. And so is Christopher Nolan.
Studios Would Win in a War Against Theaters, but Isn’t There a Less Painful Victory?
Now’s the time for studios and theaters to engage on best practices and innovation to get through this crisis, together. It’s also unlikely.
Oscars 2021 Will Happen, the Academy Says, but We Don’t Know When
For Oscars 2021, the Academy is moving online to accommodate theater closings and waits to decide the date of the ABC telecast.
Here Are the Movies Still in 2020, and What’s Likely to Move Next
Tentpoles are the only sure thing. Everything else still scheduled to play in theaters this summer could wind up on VOD or streaming. (Updated 4/30/20)
Jay Duplass Has Seen the Future, and Honestly It’s Not So Bad
The documentary he produced, “Not Going Quietly,” missed a Tribeca launch, but he knows that there’s a way forward when production returns.
Oscars 2021: Awards Season Will Be Very Different, and Festivals Will Take a Backseat
The Academy literally can’t afford not to have the Oscar show, but getting there will be unlike anything the industry has ever experienced.
How France Is Supporting Its Film Industry During a Global Crisis
Cannes may be an open question, but Unifrance is finding ways to salvage its film culture in a country committed to supporting it.
Virtual Press Junkets Are Happening and Could Change the Way Films Are Promoted
As the pandemic bore down on New York and Los Angeles, Junket Productions swiftly moved to turn in-person interviews into virtual ones.
Oscar Contenders in 2020 Must Face a Complex and Uncertain Path to Success
From Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” to David Fincher’s “Mank” and Pixar’s “Soul,” this will not be easy — but we need the Oscars more than ever.
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Derek Hough previews the ‘different dynamics’ and format changes on ‘World of Dance’ for season 4 [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]
