With Paul Thomas Anderson Finally Winning an Oscar, Which Multi-Nominee is Next? 
BAFTA TV Awards Nominations: ‘Adolescence’ Still Has More Growing Up To Do 
Film Academy Announces 2025-2026 Nicholl Fellowships 
On the Shelf: ‘Killers of the Flower Moon,’ ‘Red Sonja,’ ‘Hail, Caesar!’ in 4K plus ‘The History of Sound’ Arrive on Physical Media releases for the Week of March 23 
Director Watch Podcast Ep. 145 – ‘Black Narcissus’ (Powell and Pressburger, 1947) with Special Guest Dave Giannini 
‘Wishful Thinking,’ ‘Over Your Dead Body’ Among 2026 SXSW Film & TV Festival Juried and Audience Award Winners 
Director Watch Podcast Ep. 144 – ‘A Matter of Life and Death (Powell and Pressburger, 1946) with Special Guest Jesse Nussman 
Association of Motion Picture Sound (AMPS) Television and Nonfiction Nominations Announced: ‘Adolescence,’ ‘Black Mirror,’ ‘Slow Horses’ and More 
With Paul Thomas Anderson Finally Winning an Oscar, Which Multi-Nominee is Next? 
Film Academy Announces 2025-2026 Nicholl Fellowships 
‘The New Boy’ review: Cate Blanchett and Aswan Reid stun in Warwick Thornton’s spiritually dense Aboriginal fable | Cannes
Australian director Warwick Thornton lets you know from the beginning that the Aboriginal boy (a mesmerizing Aswan Reid), who arrives at a remote monastery, is... Read More
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Interview: Riley Keough reflects on ‘Daisy Jones and the Six,’ putting in the work and winning the Caméra d’Or on her birthday
Much like her character Daisy Jones, Riley Keough is not the muse; she’s the somebody. The Amazon television series Daisy Jones and the Six transported... Read More
‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’ review: Harrison Ford says farewell in this nostalgic, thrilling final chapter | Cannes
Taking the reins from Steven Spielberg is no easy feat, but James Mangold proves that he’s up for the task with this adventurous fifth and... Read More
‘Occupied City’ review: Steve McQueen’s documentary feature debut is an ambitious, if overlong, account of occupied Amsterdam | Cannes
Steve McQueen is back with his first film since Small Axe, part of his extremely ambitious 5-film anthology series. His documentary feature debut Occupied City,... Read More
Shut up and drive: ‘The Fast and the Furious’ franchise ranked
Has there ever been a franchise more critic-proof than The Fast and the Furious? What started as the story of undercover LAPD officer Brian O’Conner... Read More
Christopher Manning set for James Ivory feature documentary, with interviews from Emma Thompson, Helena Bonham Carter and more
Documentary short and narrative short filmmaker Christopher Manning (Jamie, Isha, Nowhere) will make his feature directorial debut with James Ivory: In Search of Love and Beauty,... Read More
Interview: Tied up and tied down with ‘Sanctuary’ director Zachary Wigon
Creativity fascinates Zachary Wigon. “I love reading books about creativity and how it functions. It’s so interesting and so mysterious.” In the eight years since... Read More
‘Monster’ review: Hirokazu Kore-eda’s return to Japan is a nuanced morality tale | Cannes
Monster marks the seventh in-competition film at Cannes for Hirokazu Kore-eda, who directed last year’s tender Korean film Broker. Back in his native Japan, Kore-eda... Read More
Frameline47 lineup: San Francisco LGBTQ+ fest set to light up the Bay Area
The 2023 San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival (Frameline47) returns with the year’s largest film showcase in Northern California, and guests including Taylor Mac, Alaska,... Read More
The teaser trailer for Martin Scorsese’s epic western crime saga ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ is here
“There are many, so many, hungry wolves. Can you find the wolves in this picture?” Today Apple Original Films released the first teaser trailer for... Read More
BAFTA TV Awards Nominations: ‘Adolescence’ Still Has More Growing Up To Do 
On the Shelf: ‘Killers of the Flower Moon,’ ‘Red Sonja,’ ‘Hail, Caesar!’ in 4K plus ‘The History of Sound’ Arrive on Physical Media releases for the Week of March 23