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The festival will move from its usual May timeslot, according to Variety. Last year’s event was called off after a series of postponements

Black Film Critics Circle: ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ Named Best Film of Year (Exclusive) Scott Feinberg Viola Davis Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom was the big winner in voting for the 10th annual Black Film Critics Circle Awards,  The Hollywood Reporter has learned. George Wolfe’s film, which was adapted from August Wilson’s 1984 play and is streaming on Netflix, won best film, best actor (the late Chadwick Boseman), best actress ( Ruben Santiago-Hudson’s script). ...

KXLY January 19, 2021 8:30 AM Meaghan Darwish, TV Insider Posted: Updated: A24 Although some hardened cinephiles may argue that the true film masterpieces exist primarily in the movies of the 20th century, the past two decades have brought with them enduring cinema staples that arguably earned their place among the very best in the genre. With directors of the prestigious “New Hollywood” filmmaking movement of the ’60s and ’70s still alive and creating as good of work as ever,...

Its 1980 in the Notting Hill section of London in "Lovers Rock," the second of director Steve McQueens Amazon Prime series of five Small Axe movies about life in Caribbean

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Lanre Bakare, arts and culture correspondent TV has traditionally been seen as one of the poorer arts. Derided as something that’s on in between adverts, the prestige of the big screen simply didn’t apply to its smaller cousin. But those boundaries and prejudices – already beginning to fragment before the pandemic – have been shattered during Covid-19. The line between film and TV has completely blurred. Think of Steve McQueen’s Small Axe: was it a TV show or a series of films? Does t...

The Crown’s Josh O’Connor and Emma Corrin score Critics Choice Awards nods Updated: 18/01/2021, 10:02 pm Emma Corrin has been nominated for her role in The Crown (Ian West/PA) The Crown stars Josh O’Connor and Emma Corrin have been nominated at the Critics Choice Awards for their depiction of a royal marriage in crisis. O’Connor played the Prince of Wales in season four of Netflix’s lavishly-produced regal drama while Corrin was the breakout star for her turn as Diana, Princess of Wal...

The Crown scoops six nominations ahead of Critics Choice Awards Ryan Smith for MailOnline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The Crowns Olivia Colman and Emma Corrin are among five of the shows castmembers to receive Critics Choice Awards nominations this year. Olivia, 46, who plays Queen Elizabeth II in the hit Netflix show, has been nominated for Best Actress in a Drama Series, putting her up against co-star Emma, 25, who won acclaim for her portrayal of the late Prin...

The Crowns Olivia Colman and Emma Corrin are among five of the shows castmembers to receive Critics Choice Awards nominations this year. Olivia, 46, who plays Queen Elizabeth II in the hit Netflix show, has been nominated for Best Actress in a Drama Series, putting her up against co-star Emma, 25, who won acclaim for her portrayal of the late Princess Diana. With the show earning a nod for Best Drama Series, Josh OConnor (Prince Charles) received a Best Actor in a Drama Series nomination, while...

First look at The Drowning: Gripping new Channel 5 thriller stars Jill Halfpenny as a grieving mother who believes she spots her son nine years after he goes missing Jill Halfpenny stars as a grieving mother who believes shes found her son nine years after losing him to a drowning in Channel 5s new drama, The Drowning  The trailer shows how Jodie, played by Jill, has rebuilt her life for nearly a decade Other characters say shes gone completely mad while she build a relationship with the teena...