The UK held its very own little Oscars-warm-up on Sunday, by inviting a bunch of superstars to come and sit in the audience and fawn over this year’s BAFTA winners. As such, we’ve decided to look at some of the winners, the snubs, and the WTFs!
Every now and then actors, directors, producers, writers, and editors manage to break through diversity barriers and score a monumental win. With Oscar season currently upon us and speculation rife as to who will win, it’s time to look back at some of the biggest diversity milestones in Academy Awards
A pall has fallen over the achievement for the filmmakers of Oscar-nominee 'Last Men in Aleppo', who have just learned Syria refused to expedite the travel visas of producer Kareem Abeed and star Mahmoud Al-Hattar.
There’s little doubt about it: 2017 was packed full of blockbusters and tentpole flicks, from Disney’s epic Star Wars: The Last Jedi to Wonder Woman, the trailblazing superhero flick from Patty Jenkins. But a fair few breakout indie treats made it through too, such as Oscar-nominees Get Out and Dunkirk.
Guillermo del Toro has emerged as the frontrunner for an Oscar after taking home Best Feature at the DGA Awards for his whimsical period romance 'The Shape of Water'. The Mexican director won in a shortlist including Greta Gerwig for 'Lady Bird', Christopher Nolan for 'Dunkirk', and Jordan Peele for
Follow the raw and touching story of a singer ravaged by grief in 'A Fantastic Woman'; unearth the secrets of the Winchester Mystery House alongside Helen Mirren, and watch a family man risk it all in 'The Cage Fighter'.
From the Washington DC Independent Film Festival to the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, this is your ultimate guide to the must-attend indie film festivals of 2018. The very best fests, if you will.
From the Santa Barbara International Film Festival to the International Festival of Winter Cinema, this is your ultimate guide to the must-attend indie film festivals of February 2018. The very best fests, if you will.
If you’re a fan of genre movies, you’re likely all too aware how genre movies don’t win Oscars. Hell, they usually don’t even get nominated. But as and when the Academy does decide to throw a statue in a genre flick’s direction, it’s usually never for a major category –
While the U.S. West Coast is focusing on the commencement of the Oscar race after nominations were announced yesterday, in Utah cinephiles continue the search for indie’s next big thing at the annual Sundance Film Festival.
