Toronto Film Festival 2019: “He was very supportive of the idea of me becoming a director, unlike some of the other people who were like, ‘Oh you’re crazy, you’re a woman,'” Delpy says
Toronto Film Festival 2019: Sandler makes for a hangdog Everyman sliding into desperation in a film by indie cinema’s masters of chaos
The two films treat the same subject matter, but the difference in perspective is vast
Where does “Where’d You Go, Bernadette?” stand among his many cinematic achievements?
Other films competing for $20,000 in the TIFF section include Alice Winocur’s “Proxima,” Pietro Marcello’s “Martin Eden” and Darius Marder’s “Sound of Metal”
“The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché” reveals the influential work of a woman who was among the cinema’s very first, and best, directors
Ruben Ostlund’s Oscar contender wins six awards, including best actor; Alexandra Borbely takes best actress for “On Body and Soul”
Todd Solondz’s latest comedy of despair recalls both “Benji” and Robert Bresson
Actors, directors and studio execs call for diversity in Hollywood following #OscarsSoWhite controversy
Company continues its Sundance spree, committing to theatrical release for ensemble farce
Actress previously told TheWrap she sometimes wishes she “were African American because people don’t bash them afterward”
Sundance 2016: Another indie ensemble helps director bring Dachshund journey to life
Jennifer Garner, Alicia Keys, and Julie Bowen also lend their presence to the cause
The screenwriters and stars of Richard Linklater’s low-grossing romantic trilogy also think it’s “funny” that they’re nominated for an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay
Cort Casaday is returning for his fifth turn as executive producer of the West Coast ceremony, set for Feb. 1 at L.A. Live
151 men were nominated compared to 31 women across 19 non-performance categories, the Women’s Media Center notes
WGA draws from a far smaller field than the Academy, with “12 Years a Slave” among the ineligible screenplays
Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy and Richard Linklater will sit down after screenings of trilogy on fest’s final day
They’re joined by Spike Jonze, Bob Nelson and Alfonso and Jonas Cuaron in original screenplay category
Third film in the series directed by Richard Linklater and starring Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke averages $64K in 5-theater debut
"The three stages tell you the film industry of the last 19 years," Richard Linklater tells TheWrap
