Cannes Pre-Festival Virtual Film Market Bumped Back a Month to June
A prescreening Marché du Film was originally scheduled for May 25-28
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‘The Burn Pits’ Documentary in the Works Following Proposed Jon Stewart Legislation to Help Military Veterans
Zara Hayes to direct feature film about toxic fires that poisoned Iraq and Afghanistan troops
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Robert Fletcher, ‘Star Trek’ Film Costume Designer, Dies at 98
Three-time Tony nominee also worked as a producer with Noel Coward, Orson Welles and Liza Minnelli
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Laura Dern and Hugh Jackman to Star in Florian Zeller’s ‘The Son’
Director’s follow-up to the Best Picture nominee “The Father” is based on his own stage play
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‘Ma Rainey,’ ‘Mulan,’ ‘Promising Young Woman’ Win Costume Designers Guild Awards
Television winners include “The Queen’s Gambit,” “Westworld,” Schitt’s Creek” and “Hamilton”
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‘Mank’ Cinematographer: ‘My Memories of Making the Film Are All in Black and White’
Erik Messerschmidt, Oscar nominated for his debut feature film as a cinematographer, talks to TheWrap about working with David Fincher on the 1940s-era period piece
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ArcLight Hollywood Lost Supremacy Even Before the Pandemic Shut It Down for Good
Though beloved by filmmakers, changes to the film industry accelerated by COVID-19 were leaving the Sunset Blvd. theater behind
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Universal’s Cindy Gardner Promoted to EVP, West Coast, Evan Langweiler Takes on Global Film Communications
Universal’s communications chief will fill a new position at NBCUniversal
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Ramy Youssef in Talks for Yorgos Lanthimos’ ‘Poor Things’ With Emma Stone
Willem Dafoe is also in talks to join the Victorian-era film set at Searchlight and Film4
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Netflix Chief Talent Officer Jessica Neal Leaves Company
Executive first joined the company in 2006
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How Oscar Nominees for Best Documentary Earned the Trust of Activists, Journalists and an Octopus (Video)
“There was a lot of weight, a lot of trust that went into her handing her archive to me,” “Time” director Garrett Bradley says
