Antidote for movie blues? Meet ‘Marcel the Shell’
The news is bad. The world feels too hot or too cold. And maybe the midterm elections didn’t go your way. It’s going to be [Read More]
Oscars
‘Inu-Oh,’ a tale of cutting-edge artists in ancient times, is like nothing you’ve seen
The Japanese animated feature “Inu-Oh” is unlike anything else in this year’s Oscar race — in both sight and sound.
How songwriter Ruth B. brings tears to Tyler Perry’s eyes
In the Jim Crow South of the 1930s and ‘40s, in poor, rural Georgia, forbidden love struggles up through the briars. The teens, Bayou and [Read More]
Oscars: Glenn Weiss and Ricky Kirshner Announced as 95th Oscars Producers at All-Member Academy Meeting
Glenn Weiss and Ricky Kirshner will produce the 95th Oscars, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences CEO Bill Kramer announced on Saturday morning during [Read More]
Oscars: Belgium Submits Lukas Dhont’s ‘Close’ as Entry
Belgian director Lukas Dhont’s Close, which explores the fragile world of childhood bonds in his second feature, has been chosen by Belgium as its contender [Read More]
Oscars: France Picks Shortlist for 2023 Race
France on Thursday named the shortlist of five films in contention to be the country’s submission for the 2023 Oscars in the best international feature [Read More]
Oscars: Austria Submits ‘Corsage’ as Entry, Debuts Trailer (Exclusive)
Corsage, Marie Kreutzer’s critically acclaimed period drama starring Vicki Krieps (of Phantom Thread of Bergman Island) as Austria’s tortured 19th century Empress Elisabeth, has been [Read More]
Emmys: Kenan Thompson Jokes About Netflix Concerns, Oscars Drama, Hollywood Diversity in Monologue
Kenan Thompson poked fun at a number of timely topics, from Netflix’s stock issues to Hollywood diversity to the controversial 2022 Oscars telecast, during his [Read More]