Thompson on Hollywood
Thompson on Hollywood
In her second series on erotic cinema, the podcaster tells IndieWire about diving deep into the sexual culture behind such films as "Pretty Woman," "Basic Instinct," and more.
The Cannes prize-winner, the first Pakistani film to land on the Oscar International Feature Film shortlist, opens this week.
The festival provides a heady celebration of food, wine, and film over five days amid the lush vineyards of California wine country.
As Kingsley readies to premiere Marc Turtletaub's "Jules" at the Sonoma International Film Festival, he reflects on his career to IndieWire.
The legendary choreographer's life is a cautionary tale of Golden Age Hollywood, and as the duo behind a planned new film tell IndieWire, they're ready to give it the film it deserves.
As expected, "Everything Everywhere All at Once" took home the lion's share of the Oscars, while the show was classy and uneventful. We'll take it.
But he really loves "The Fabelmans," “TÁR,” and "The Banshees of Inisherin."
Best Supporting Actress nominees Angela Bassett and Jamie Lee Curtis are both primed for a legacy Oscar, but it's a three-way race.
"Everything Everywhere All at Once" star Ke Huy Quan is a strong frontrunner for Best Supporting Actor going into the 95th Oscars.
This voter didn't mind looking at the sequel blockbusters "Maverick" and "The Way of Water," but decried their scripts.
"Everything Everywhere All at Once" should dominate the winners list, but will it also win Best Picture?
You heard it here first: this year's Oscar producers, Glenn Weiss and Ricky Kirshner, will keep the Dolby audience in their seats.
