‘Bad Boys for Life’ Leads Box Office Again With $33 Million Weekend
“1917” crosses $100 million domestic while “The Gentlemen” arrives in theaters
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‘Kajillionaire’ Film Review: Miranda July Is Back With Offbeat Tale of Swindling Family
Sundance 2020: The lauded indie writer-director’s first film in almost a decade lacks the humorous impact of similarly themed films like Bong Joon Ho’s “Parasite”
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‘Promising Young Woman’ Film Review: Bold Thriller is a Film for the #MeToo Era
Sundance 2020: Carey Mulligan is electric as a woman out to scare predatory men in Emerald Fennell’s twisted tale of trauma and revenge
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‘Shirley’ Film Review: Elisabeth Moss Has Monstrous Presence in Unconventional Drama
Sundance 2020: Director Josephine Decker uses a concoction of fact and magical realism in this bio-fiction about writer Shirley Jackson
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American Society of Cinematographers Gives Top Award to Roger Deakins, Again
The “1917” cinematographer wins his fifth ASC award; Spotlight and and documentary awards go to “The Lighthouse” and “Honeyland”
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‘Ford v Ferrari’ Takes Top Award From Cinema Audio Society
Television awards to go “Barry,” “Fleabag” and “Game of Thrones”
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‘Klaus’ and Netflix Dominate at the Annie Awards
The Spanish-made film was a surprise winner in seven categories at the annual animation awards
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‘Little Women’ Wins Scripter Award for Adapted Screenplay
Television award goes to Phoebe Waller-Bridge for “Fleabag”
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‘Possessor’ Film Review: Brandon Cronenberg’s Thriller Offers Lots of Body Horror but Nobody to Care About
Sundance 2020: The filmmaker is more interested in squishy jolts than in character, and he totally wastes the talented Andrea Riseborough
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‘SNL': Jon Lovitz as Alan Dershowitz Joins Adam Driver’s Jeffrey Epstein on Satan’s Podcast
Mr. Peanut and Mark Zuckerberg also show up in hell
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Directors Guild Awards 2020: Sam Mendes Wins Top Prize for ‘1917’
Other winners include Alma Har’el for “Honey Boy” and Bill Hader for “Barry”
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GLAAD and the Black List Announce ‘Most Promising Unmade LGBTQ-Inclusive Film Scripts’
Second annual GLAAD List was unveiled Saturday evening at the Sundance Film Festival
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‘On the Record’ Film Review: Wrenching Documentary Offers Black Women a Voice in the #MeToo Movement
Sundance 2020: Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering’s controversial new film illustrates how black women often remain silent about sexual misconduct so as to remain supportive of black men
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‘The 40-Year-Old Version’ Film Review: Radha Blank Hilariously Explores Creative Life on the Cusp of Aging
Sundance 2020: This quasi-autobiographical first feature meanders a bit, but when it’s good, it’s great
