Marvel Exec Victoria Alonso’s Other Job? Producing Oscar Nominee ‘Argentina 1985’
The Marvel executive took a break from superheroes to revisit her country’s horrific past.
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Inside the Place Where You Can Learn One-on-One About Steven Spielberg’s Vulnerability
This year’s Oscar nominees revealed some choice nuggets on the annual writers panel at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
The Best Romance Movies of the 21st Century, from ‘High Fidelity’ to ‘Carol’
Get your creamed spinach and poached eggs ready. From “Carol” and “Brokeback Mountain” to “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” and “Punch-Drunk Love,” these are the romances to watch for Valentine’s Day 2023.
Santa Barbara Launches with Oscar Tributes, from Cate Blanchett and Colin Farrell to Angela Bassett
Santa Barbara is a key stop on the awards circuit, with a range of starry panels and tributes.
The Strange Journey of Surprise Oscar Nominee ‘A House Made of Splinters’
How the Ukrainian frontline became the unlikely setting for this portrait of a halfway house for vulnerable children.
Remembering Edward R. Pressman: Independent Producer of Malick, Ferrara, Harron, Stone, and Many More
Pressman embraced multiple genres, from commercial studio fare to arcane art films. He cared about the movies, not the money.
Life After Andrea Riseborough’s Nom: Expect the Academy to Get Tougher on Oscar Campaigns
Oscar campaigners know the campaign rules and how to push them to their limits, but many Academy members do not.
Oscars 2023: Best Documentary Feature Predictions
With no obvious frontrunner, which acclaimed documentary will appeal to the widest swath of Oscar voters?
The Sundance 2023 Oscar Contenders: Jonathan Majors, ‘Past Lives,’ and Lots of Docs
Sundance 2023 yielded more nonfiction Oscar contenders, but a Best Actor nomination is possible if “Magazine Dreams” finds the right buyer.
Noah Cowan, Former TIFF Leader and Cinema Champion, Has Died at Age 55
Cowan shared his enthusiasm for world cinema as festival programmer, film journalist, visual arts curator, SFFILM executive director, and non-profit consultant.
Oscar Nominations Finally Favor Hit Movies, but Can They Win?
“Everything Everywhere All at Once” and “Top Gun: Maverick” made themselves known, but films like “The Banshees of Inisherin” look more like traditional Oscar winners.
Inside the Critics Choice Awards, Where ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Kicked Ass
The CCAs gave “Everything Everywhere All at Once” a head of steam as it moves toward Oscar nominations. “The Fabelmans,” not so much.
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