As the March 27 Academy Awards loom, the conversation focused on the Academy’s decision to downgrade eight categories, their Twitter contest for fan favorites, and their double-standard vaccinations for entrants. In other words, while the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences might shine the spotlight on the nominees, theyRead More →
Kevin Messick does not hide his role as Adam McKay’s production partner, an industrious multi-hyphen. “My job is to do as many things as possible that allow Adam to fully enjoy his work as a writer/director,” Messick says. “Any other problem or enigma is on my plate. It’s as simpleRead More →
The 2022 awards season is coming to an end. The 94th Academy Awards are set to take place on March 27 and will reward the biggest films of the year. Some nominations came as a shock, while others were guaranteed locks. And among those nominees, a few are virtually guaranteedRead More →
Does Oscar favorite Jane Campion win her second writing trophy, or does it go to the snubbed writer-director of ‘Dune’? (Constantly updated.) As usual, the nominees in the Adapted Screenplay category are a varied bunch, with films of all shapes and sizes adapted from earlier material, whether it’s novels, shortRead More →
A debut film by the Nigerian-American twin sisters from Atlanta about sketchy mega-churches is making a significant impact at the Sundance Film Festival. Writer-director Adamma Ebo and producer Adanne Ebo premiered “Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul” at the prestigious independent competition over the weekend — and it quickly becameRead More →
Consider this: Conversations spotlight award-winning film productions through panel discussions with the artists themselves. The video above is brought to you by Amazon Studios and hosted by film critic Carlos Aguilar. “A Hero” is now in theaters and streaming on Prime Video. Despite its title, “A Hero” is about theRead More →
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The Spirit Buffalo approaches the fire in the center of the arbor in This Is Not a Ceremony. Niitsitapi writer and director Ahnahktsipiitaa (Colin Van Loon) transports us directly to another realm, where past, present and future are one.NFB It’s not a little ironic that the most exciting element ofRead More →
“Station to Station” movie soundtrack album cover Francis McGrath, Austin-based musician, composer and award-winning songwriter for the independent film “Station to Station” The album will feature extended tracks from Francis McGrath’s award-winning electronic score and the three original songs heard in the indie drama. Francis McGrath’s music is a bigRead More →
Writer-director John Ridley discussed the ins and outs of documentary filmmaking with industry insiders for his documentary film event “Critical Content: Stories That Matter”. Ridley, who won an Oscar for adapting ’12 Years a Slave,’ sat down with ‘Flee’ director Jonas Poher Rasmussen, ‘Faya Dayi’ director Jessica Beshir and ‘SummerRead More →
Siân Heder knew she had to cut the sound. His movie, “CODA,” features three deaf characters, and Heder wanted to give us, the viewers, an idea of how they experience the world. “I always knew there was a place in the story where I wanted to put the audience inRead More →
2022’s Scream has a fully loaded soundtrack that mixes new and familiar songs, cultivating the perfect atmosphere for this tribute to Wes Craven. The songs played throughout 2022 Scream perfectly match the tone of the film, with the soundtrack drawing viewers back to Woodsboro. The film’s soundtrack mixes songs fromRead More →
Editor’s note: Deadline’s Read the Script series debuts and celebrates the movie scripts that will be factors in this year’s movie award race. After writer-director Siân Heder praised her feature debut Talulah, she caught the attention of producers who held the rights to the acclaimed 2014 French film The AriesRead More →
Doja Cat and The Weeknd are among artists reportedly in talks to write new music for Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda forever. The continuation of the platinum certification of 2018 Black Panther: album, the soundtrack aims to be “bigger than the first,” according to the new report. Kendrick Lamar’s executive producedRead More →
Editor’s Note: Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series debuts and celebrates the movie scripts that will be factors in this year’s cinematic award race. The generation gap has inspired many animated films. From Ariel challenging his father to explore the mainland to Moana leaving his family’s island, animated films often appealRead More →
The generation gap has inspired many animated films. From Ariel challenging his father to explore the mainland to Moana leaving his family’s island, animated films often appeal to rebellious children. the Netflix original The Mitchells vs. the Machines understands the gap but offers some hope for harmonious families. Katie MitchellRead More →
Editor’s Note: Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series debuts and celebrates the movie scripts that will be factors in this year’s cinematic award race. The science fiction concept behind Apple Original Films’ Swan song was both new and fantastic: Cameron Turner, terminally ill (Mahershala Ali) undergoes an experimental cloning procedure toRead More →
Himaya Group. Handout MANILA – Most vocal groups have members who are naturally the same age, or who were born perhaps around the same decade as the others. Interestingly, a mix of genres and even eras has allowed Himaya Band members to survive for 24 years now. Himaya is aRead More →
While the winners of the 2021 Asian Academy Awards were recently unveiled, they included many Indian actors and films who won big prizes at the event. One of them included the movie, Pagged, which won the category for best original screenplay. Ekta Kapoor informed everyone about Pagged won the awardRead More →
Authors often have the creative edge when it comes to getting Academy credit for their vision. Academy voters give creators extra points to control their visions; which gives the writers the edge in the race for the best original screenplay. Getting a boost in 2021 is any movie that debutedRead More →
A field crowded with writers, including several newcomers, will compete for five slots. (Constantly updated.) As usual, the candidates for the Adapted Screenplay category are a diverse group, with films of all shapes and sizes adapted from plays, novels, memoirs, or an earlier film. And there are a lot ofRead More →
Jordan Peele’s success opened doors for more black writers and directors by: Gaynor Hall, Tyra martin Posted: Oct 27, 2021 / 9:59 PM CDT / Update: Oct 28, 2021 / 7:25 AM CDT Jordan Peele ushered in a new era of horror cinema. Half of the comedy duo, Key &Read More →
Melvin Van Peebles, a revolutionary actor, screenwriter, director and producer who was an imposing icon of black cinema and cinema in general, has passed away. He was 89 years old. Van Peebles was born in Chicago in 1932 and made his debut directing short films. He switched to feature filmsRead More →
Quentin Tarantino’s childhood dream was to be successful as a writer and director – a dream that paid off big. Tank dogs got its name in the Hollywood industry, and pulp Fiction put his name on the card. By the time Tarantino achieved the success he sought, however, the dreamRead More →
Writer-director Marie Delanote is delighted to announce that her screenplay The rainbow is black just added two more fabulous recognitions to his list this week (the week that includes #WorldSuicidePreventionDay – a topic that features in the storyline): He was named a finalist in the New Renaissance category at theRead More →
A teaser for Mad god. By now, anyone who would accept the label of “cinephile” knows the legendary Phil Tippett. Perhaps the greatest visual effects artist of the past 50 years (if not already), Tippett brought the dinosaurs of jurassic park and the creatures of Star wars while enriching aRead More →
You may need a PhD in Ingmar Bergman to understand all the nuances of “Bergman Island†from French writer and director Mia Hansen-Løve. Still, the Academy’s writer’s branch may have enough qualifications to embrace its charming history. Even with some delightful performances from its cast ensemble, including Mia Wasikowska inRead More →
Title: Vivaha Bhojanambu To throw: Satya, Aarjavee, Srikanth Iyengar and others Director: Ram abbaraju Evaluation: 2/5 “Vivaha Bhojanambu” is one of the first Telugu films set during the time of the pandemic. These are the first days of the coronavirus pandemic when penny pincher Mahesh (Satya) is due to attendRead More →
By Shane Carley On August 14, the independent sci-fi steampunk feature “Secret Within the Sphere” premiered in Gettysburg, R / C Gateway Theater 8. The film was shot and produced in central Pennsylvania, and the main actors are Lancaster (Sugey Cruz, Alex Rudegeair and Jeremy Good), Reading (Josh Spudeno) andRead More →
When it comes to dark and suspenseful thrillers, South Korean cinema reigns supreme. Especially when serial killers enter the equation, with a cat-and-mouse chase that will irrevocably change all parties. Kwon Oh-seungthe first feature film by, Midnight, enters the pantheon of breathtaking thrillers, delivering a propulsive, unpredictable film, lighter thanRead More →
Ever since “Nine Days” filmmaker Edson Oda won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2020, the award has been a big boost to confidence whenever a little lick syndrome. impostor declares himself. “I’m keeping it on another table so I can see it,” EdsonRead More →
Includes original score by Emmy Award-winning composer Ramin Djawadi Includes the original song and music video released today: “Save My Love” by Lonr. (With Amber Mark) LOS ANGELES, August 06, 2021– (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – WaterTower Music has announced the August 20 release of the Warner Bros. action thriller soundtrack. PicturesRead More →
To the American public, Emerald Fennell is best known as an actress in Netflix’s “The Crownâ€, but with “Promising Young Woman,†her feature debut as a writer / director, she is quickly becoming a major force behind the camera as well. An almost indescribable mix of comedic thriller and fierceRead More →
Brothers Darius marder and Abraham Marder won their first Oscar nominations for their “Sound of Metal” screenplay, which explores the journey of a heavy metal drummer who loses his hearing and must learn to start a new life as a deaf person. The idea actually arose out of an unfinishedRead More →
Writer-director Ramin Bahrani was nominated in the Best Adapted Screenplay category at the 93rd Academy Awards for Adarsh ​​Gourav’s star “The White Tiger”. The Oscar nominations were announced by Gourav’s co-star in the film, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and her husband, actor-singer Nick Jonas, on Monday night (India time). “Mank”, withRead More →