Producers Guild of America (PGA) Documentary Finalists
The Producers Guild of America (PGA) has announced seven finalists for the PGA award for Documentary Feature today. They are: The Dawn WallFree SoloHalInto the... Read More
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IDA Nominations: ‘Minding the Gap, ‘Free Solo;’ ‘RBG,’ ‘Three Identical Strangers’ snubbed
The nominations for the 34th Independent Documentary Association IDA) awards were announced today with some surprising snubs, even in a newly expanded field of nominees.... Read More
2019 Oscar Predictions: ANIMATED FEATURE, DOCUMENTARY FEATURE, FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM (October)
The predictions for Animated Feature, Documentary Feature and Foreign Language Film have been live for a month (you can always check back here to see... Read More
‘Free Solo,’ ‘Minding the Gap,’ Wild Wild Country’ lead Critics’ Choice Documentary nominations
The Broadcast Television Journalists Association (BTJA) and the Broadcast Film Critics Association (BFCA) collectively known as the Critics’ Choice, have revealed nominations for the 3rd... Read More
Frontrunner Friday – Annapurna in flux; category changes
After last week’s drops of trailers for Vice and The Mule, this week’s Frontrunner Friday brings us a few changes that may or may not... Read More
2019 Oscars: With RBG, Mr. Rogers and Whitney Houston, box office and popularity are shaping the Documentary Feature Oscar race
[divider style=”normal” top=”20″ bottom=”20″] We may only be halfway through the year but we’ve already got a handful of high-profile Documentary Feature Oscar contenders and,... Read More
It might seem silly to say that a trailer could make you cry, but it did. No doubt, the majority of Americans alive today were... Read More
‘Daughter From Hell’ Review: Gracie Abrams Dulls the Pain with Even Duller Melodies [C] 
Palm Springs International Film Society (PSIFS) Announces Two Awards in Honor of Former Festival Chairman and Philantropist Harold Matzner 
Danny Boyle’s ‘Ink’ to Open 83rd Venice Film Festival 
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