Awards
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New Jesse Eisenberg, Mike Leigh Films Headed to Telluride Film Festival
“The Debut,” “Tender Loving Care,” “A Long Winter” and “Elsinore” are among the films that will premiere at the Colorado festival
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‘Everest: The Other Side’ Review: A Tragic, Nail-Biting Daredevil Documentary
Venice 2026: The directors of “Free Solo” return to the mountains for a harrowing, self-reflexive journey
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Guy Pearce Says Rupert Murdoch Was ‘Very Happy’ With His ‘Ink’ Casting
Venice Film Festival: Danny Boyle encourages journalists to speak truth to power while teasing his biopic with Jack O’Connell and Claire Foy
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James Gray to Receive Director Award From Mill Valley Film Festival | Exclusive
The festival will screen Gray’s new film “Paper Tiger” and host a conversation moderated by Rian Johnson
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NALIP Awards Tap Parrot Analytics for Audience Demand Analysis of 2026 Honorees | Exclusive
The partnership is part of the National Association of Latino Independent Producers’ ongoing study into how series, films and talent perform across platforms and markets
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Can the Fall Festivals Jumpstart a Quiet Awards Season?
In recent years, the Venice, Telluride and Toronto festivals have lost some of their awards mojo, but Martin McDonagh, Jesse Eisenberg and Peter Farrelly would like to get it back
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Emily Blunt to Receive Kirk Douglas Award From Santa Barbara Film Festival
The “Disclosure Day” actress will be honored at a SBIFF dinner on Dec. 10
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Luca Guadagnino’s Sam Altman Movie ‘Artificial’ to World Premiere at New York Film Festival
“If ever there was a movie for its moment, this is it,” NYFF Artistic Director Dennis Lim says
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TheWrapBook: The Art of Television 2026
Artists and authors celebrate the films and performances that brought us closer as humans.
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Portraits of 2026 Awards Season: Lamorne Morris, Sarah Pidgeon and More
Twelve of the year’s most compelling performers.
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‘Love Story’ Cast Portraits: The Stars of FX’s Limited Series Go Full Glam
The stars of FX’s record-breaking show have brought Camelot’s most talked-about romance back to life, capturing its glamour, longing and inevitable heartbreak.
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L.A. CONFIDENTIAL: ‘I Love LA’ Reimagined
I Love LA spent its first season skewering and celebrating the ambition, chaos and codependency that comes with trying to make it in Los Angeles. So we asked Elmer Guevara—a native Angeleno whose paintings return again and again to the city and its people—to reimagine the show’s characters in his own hand.
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Penske Media Takes Full Ownership of SXSW
The deal follows several years of increased control and a leadership shakeup at the Austin festival
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For the ‘Smoke’ Main Titles, There Was One Right Idea: Burn Stuff Up, Backward
TheWrap magazine: “It ended up being a little more work than, ‘Well, we’re going to light it on fire and see what happens,’” says Digital Kitchen director Mason Nicoll
