‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ Leads All Films as BAFTA Unveils Longlists for Film Awards
The lists, which BAFTA hasn’t used since 2012, were reintroduced as part of an extensive overhaul of its voting procedures to increase diversity and inclusion
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Golden Globes Voters Tried to Be Bold and Inclusive But Just Couldn’t Do It
For all the landmarks in the directing and acting categories, the films with the most Globes nominations are a very white bunch
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‘CODA,’ ‘Summer of Soul’ Win Top Jury and Audience Awards at Sundance Film Festival
Other awards go to “Flee,” “Hive,” “Writing With Fire” and actor Clifton Collins Jr. for “Jockey”
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Why Gong Li Traded in Her Glamour for the Chinese Sports Movie ‘Leap’
“If I was offered a role that does not allow me to develop my character fully, I would not waste my time,” says the actress, who is one of China’s most recognizable international stars
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Oscar Shortlists: Apes, Pop Stars and ’60s Hair Battle in FX, Music and Makeup Categories
Four below-the-line categories will narrow their contenders to 10 or 15 semi-finalists before nomination voting begins
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Golden Globes Nomination Predictions 2021: Top Contenders in Film (Photos)
“One Night in Miami,” “Nomadland,” “Da 5 Bloods” and “The Trial of the Chicago 7” are among the films likely to get the most love from isolated Globes voters
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Golden Globes Nominations Predictions: In a Weird, Frustrating Year, No Film Will Dominate
“One Night in Miami,” “Nomadland,” “Da 5 Bloods” and “The Trial of the Chicago 7” are among the films liable to get the most love from isolated Globes voters
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What Will Make the Oscar Shortlists in Documentary and International Categories?
Here’s what might happen as doc and international contenders are narrowed to 15 semifinalists
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Leslie Odom Jr to Receive Spotlight Award From Palm Springs Film Awards
Odom is being honored for his performance as Sam Cooke in “One Night in Miami”
