As the Toronto Film Festival gets set to host a slimmed-down and virtual 45th edition in September, the traditional awards season launch pad for Ho
"You guys knew what to do with Daisy Ridley, you knew what to do with Adam Driver. But when it came to Kelly Marie Tran, when it came to John Boyega, you know fuck all."
John Boyega has spoken out about the treatment of Black characters in the latest
The boffo global box office for “Tenet” is proof of the public appetite for Christopher Nolan’s abilities as a filmmaker, but as the film opens in more countries and, gradually, the United States, familiar questions are being raised about the directo
The 77th Venice Film Festival opened in earnest Wednesday evening with a moving ceremony that served as a passionate rallying cry in defense of the collective moviegoing experience in the face of a perceived threat posed by streaming giants.
The openi
The fast-rising helmer talks about traversing the country in an RV with Frances McDormand, why she cast "misfits" in her Marvel debut and her uncompromising style: "I shot exactly the way I wanted to shoot."
Three months after she accepted the Oscar f
Editors of films including Pixar's 'Luca,' Netflix's 'The Sea Beast' and Disney's 'Frozen 2' discussed their experiences at ACE's virtual EditFest.
Animation is an area that has generally been able to keep production moving forward amid COVID-19. Seve
Though often overshadowed by her male counterparts, the Belgian-born Greek-French filmmaker was a New Wave innovator who left a vibrant body of work, all of it restored and available in a new collection.
During these months of pandemic shutdown, even
More than 40 leading film festivals, and eight film industry organizations have called on global policy makers to support the sector that has been badly affected by COVID-19.
Festivals, including Cannes, Toronto, Berlin, Venice, Busan and San Sebastia
With European restrictions still in effect, the American presence in Venice this year will likely be minimal thanks to the pandemic.
Venice 2020 will be a model of COVID-19 safety protocols, with thermal scanners at every entrance — anyone registerin
Why aren’t there more African-American filmmakers in the Criterion Collection, the prestigious Blu-ray/DVD archive of cinema from around the world?
That was the question the New York Times reporters Kyle Buchanan and Reggie Ugwu set out to answer this
Big-budget films are being released for the first time since March, but the willingness of people to sit inside a closed room with strangers for several hours is still uncertain.
HENDERSON, Nev. — The Regal Sunset Station multiplex in suburban Las Veg
The star’s vulnerable, tender portrayal was so inspiring in part because of its departure from many of the qualities usually associated with strong Black screen heroes.
2020 has been devastating to Black people. From Kobe to COVID, my community has hu
The Producers Guild of America guidelines recommend 10-hour production days, testing and proper ventilation.
As Hollywood producers continue to seek union approval to resume production, the Producers Guild of America has unveiled its latest health and
With fewer big studio offerings this year, the focus is all on the indies, from Regina King’s directorial debut to a true-life heist tale starring Jim Broadbent.
'One Night in Miami'
Set in 1964, Regina King’s directorial debut, adapted from Kemp Pow
Poorly recorded, pirated versions of Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” leaked online last week. Both are camcorded copies of negligible quality — at least one has Korean subtitles and another has German subtitles. It is unclear how widely seen the illegal
Throughout the course of Issa Rae's care
In a wide-ranging conversation, the actor recalls bonding with friend Tom Hanks after both recovered from COVID-19 and reveals he was planning on appearing in M. Night Shyamalan's next movie before the industry shut down.
Bryan Cranston and Tom Hanks
Because I’m in Vancouver, British Columbia, which has handled coronavirus extraordinarily well, I decided to go to an 11:30 a.m. showing of “Tenet” on Thursday.
Typing that sentence sounds like, Oh, I casually decided to go to see a film — no! I deli
Ramón Rodríguez hasn’t exactly been taking it easy during quarantine. In addition to directing “Unity,” a short featuring two dancers in Los Angeles during the pandemic, the actor is putting the finishing touches on his script for a Latinx superhero
It’s bound to happen to every videographer at some point in their career: The shoot is wrapped, the last SD card has been pulled from the camera and the Data Wrangler on the set turns ashen and says to you, “Wait a minute, there’s nothing on this car
