The State of the Oscar Race: After the Guild Nominations, Here Are the Leading Contenders
The DGA five, including “Dune” and “Belfast,” are Oscar leaders as “Becoming the Ricardos” and “Tick Tick Boom” come up on the outside.
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WGA Awards Screenplay Nominations Advance Oscar Contenders ‘Licorice Pizza’ and ‘Don’t Look Up’
The WGA eliminates a long list of titles, from “Belfast” to “The Power of the Dog.” Oscar voting starts today.
Producers Guild Award Nominations Tip the Oscar Best Picture Race, Honor ‘Squid Game,’ New TV
No sign of “House of Gucci” or “Spider-Man: No Way Home” in the PGA Awards nominations, which tip the Oscar Best Picture race.
Oscars 2022: Best Supporting Actress Predictions
Veteran winners vie for Oscars against newcomers in a crowded field. (Constantly updated.)
‘CODA’: Inside Oscar Contender Troy Kotsur’s Excellent (and Profane) On-Screen Adventure
The veteran deaf SAG nominee’s signing was so graphic that the family film initially received an R-rating.
Oscars 2022: Best Picture Predictions
Hollywood’s big guns are stacked up like airplanes at LaGuardia. Which ones will land in the race for the top Oscar? Constantly updated.
Oscars 2022: Top 10 International Features, Ranked by Likelihood to Land a Nomination
“Drive My Car,” “Flee,” and “The Worst Person in the World” are among the frontrunners, but there are always surprises.
Nic Cage’s Worries About His Cat Fueled His ‘Haiku’ of a Performance in ‘Pig’ — Q&A
After turns that were “abstract and operatic and breaking form” Cage tells IndieWire, “I wanted to get back to expression in film performance.”
‘Jihad Rehab’: How 9/11 Turned Firefighter Meg Smaker Into a Sundance Filmmaker
Smaker studied Islam and Arabic in Afghanistan and Yemen, film at Stanford, and gained access in Saudi Arabia denied to other news teams.
Could ‘Call Jane’ Be the Abortion Drama Made for the Mainstream Arthouse Audience?
When writer-director Phyllis Nagy showed the film to Trump voters, “I knew we were onto something when those people would say, ‘That’s not what I was expecting.'”
‘The Power of the Dog’: Why Jane Campion Will Become the Third Woman to Win the Directing Oscar
The director left nothing to chance and fought for what she needed to make a great film, from Cumberbatch to enough shooting days.
USC Scripter Awards Finalists Tip Adapted Screenplay Oscar Contenders
The winner of the Scripter for film often goes on to win Adapted Screenplay at the Oscars.
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