Sundance 2021: 12 Films We Can’t Wait to See
This year’s virtual Sundance Film Festival runs from January 28 – February 3.
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Tyler Perry to Receive the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award at the 2021 Oscars
An article about filmmaker Tyler Perry receiving the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award at the 2021 Oscars.
Outlines: A Queer Reading of Some Silhouettes
A look at the iconic imagery of Rob Marshall’s Chicago, Josef von Sternberg’s Morocco, and Bob Fosse’s Cabaret.
Resident Alien Blends Humor, Heart into Effective Escapism
A review of the new sci-fi dramedy starring Alan Tudyk.
Video: Pete Docter, Kemp Powers and Dana Murray on their PGA Award-Winning Animated Film, Soul
Chaz Ebert’s Zoom Q&A with director Pete Docter, co-writer/director Kemp Powers and producer Dana Murray about their PGA award-winning Pixar film, Soul, for the Mill Valley Deadline Contenders and the California Film Institute.
Jules Goes to Therapy in Her Own Special Episode of Euphoria
A review of the second special standalone episode of HBO’s Euphoria.
HBO’s Painting with John is a Magnetic Celebration of Arts and Artists
A review of the unscripted series which premieres January 22 on HBO.
The Nostalgia of Epix’s Bridge and Tunnel is Filled with Wrong Turns
A review of the new Epix series from Edward Burns.
Visions of Friendship: Michael Angelo Covino and Kyle Marvin on The Climb
An interview with co-writer/star/director Michael Angelo Covino and co-writer/star Kyle Marvin about The Climb.
The Lynchian Aspirations of Losing Alice Underwhelm Rather Than Intrigue
A review of the new Apple TV+ series, Losing Alice.
The Sister Sacrifices Logic, Tension as Its Twists Unravel
A review of the Hulu mini-series The Sister.
CW Reboots Walker but Forgets to Give Him a Personality
A review of the Walker reboot on The CW.
Leslie Odom Jr., Aldis Hodge, Eli Goree, and Kingsley Ben-Adir on the Brotherhood of One Night in Miami
An interview with the four stars of Regina King’s One Night in Miami.
10 Upcoming Films That Could Shake Up Oscar Season
A look at ten films coming in the next few weeks that could still be Oscar contenders.
Something as Extraordinary as Birth Itself: Kornél Mundruczó and Kata Wéber on Pieces of a Woman
An interview with the creators of Netflix’s Pieces of a Woman.
Spike Lee Receives American Cinematheque Award
An article about Oscar-winning filmmaker Spike Lee receiving the 34th American Cinematheque Award during a virtual ceremony held on January 14th, 2021.
America Has to Come to a Reckoning: Director Sam Pollard on MLK/FBI
An interview with Sam Pollard, director of MLK/FBI.
The TV Homages of WandaVision are an Amusing, Unfulfilling Distraction
A review of the Disney+ Original WandaVision.
On the Disempowerment of Promising Young Woman
Emerald Fennell’s revenge film hits two major stumbling blocks in its desire to interrogate justice and create an empowering narrative.
