Estonian epic Truth And Justice is Tanel Toom’s debut feature and was recently shortlisted for the International Feature Oscar. Based on a classic local novel, it’s been a smash hit ...
The 2019 Oscars were left without a host when Kevin Hart withdrew two days after being named to the job over controversial decade-old tweets, and efforts to get him back ...
Audience-friendly, family-friendly, and peak-holiday appeal: Those are the films of December. Some are bonafide awards contenders (Greta Gerwig’s “Little Women,” Jay Roach’s “Bombshell,” and Sam Mendes’ “1917″); and some are more ...
Brad Pitt is everywhere these days, from revealing interviews in the New York Times Magazine to Oscar parties to support “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” But he’s also a ...
While a few lauded Sundance Film Festival titles like “The Farewell” and “The Report” still seek 2020 awards attention, the 2019 narrative selection became more talent discovery than Oscar launchpad ...
It may commence with throngs of diverse French football fans (some draped in red, white and blue flags) singing in national harmony in cafes and on the streets during the ...
Change is afoot in the Oscars’ foreign language race this year, and not only because the title of the category was switched to Best International Feature Film. For the first ...
A column chronicling events and conversations on the awards circuit. “Thankful” reads the heading of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences’ latest email to members, the most recent ...
Kantemir Balagov is repping Russia for the International Feature Film Oscar for the first time, with his second film, Beanpole. The story of the plight of two women in a ...
In long-ago 2011—as David Fincher’s daringly innovative The Social Network was about to be upended in the film awards race by Tom Hooper’s neoclassical The King’s Speech—it was a bit ...
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