Post Malone Manager Dre London Teams With David and Christina Arquette for TV Project (EXCLUSIVE)
Post Malone, Tyga and Trinidad James serve as producers on crime drama High Heel.
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Dre London, whose London Ent is home to management clients Post Malone and Tyga, is expanding his reach into television, executive producing a new project titled “High Heel.” The crime drama set in Memphis will be produced by the husband-and-wife team of David and Christina Arquette; Post Malone, Tyga and Trinidad James also serve as producers; and Rochée Jeffrey (“SMILF”) has signed on to direct.
Documentary+ Streaming Service Launched by Nonfiction Studio XTR
Free platform available Thursday features films such as “The Imposter,” “Cartel Land” and “Born Into Brothels”Brian Welk | January 28, 2021 @ 7:00 AM Last Updated: January 28, 2021 @ 7:04 AM
Another new streaming service has launched, this one a niche platform called Documentary+ dedicated solely to nonfiction films.
The free, ad-supported streaming platform is available on Thursday and was launched as a joint venture between the nonfiction studio XTR and the late former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh.
Documentary+ currently has a library of over 200 feature-length and short documentary films, including classics, cult favorites, true crime stories, sports films and rock docs. Some of the films in the initial catalog include “The Imposter,” “Life, Animated,” “Born Into Brothels,” “Cartel Land” and more. The service also features docs by filmmakers such as Spike Jonze, Kathryn Bigelow
Nonfiction Streaming Platform Documentary+ Launches
New Global Platform Houses the Best Collection of Feature Documentaries, Cult Classics and Shorts
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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Documentary+, a global nonfiction streaming platform, launched today to serve as the preeminent home for feature-length and short documentary films. With a large curated collection, the Documentary+ film library ranges from Academy Award-winners to festival darlings and is available to audiences for a premium viewing experience on any device. Documentary+ is a joint venture between nonfiction studio
XTR and the late Tony Hsieh.
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Documentary+ launches with a highly curated selection of critically-acclaimed films and features award-winning and nominated filmmakers including Spike Jonze, Kathryn Bigelow, Terrence Malick, Brett Morgen, Andrea Nevins, Roger Ross Williams, Zana Briski, Davis Guggenheim, a
You Cannot Kill David Arquette, to name just a few.
A full list of films eligible can be viewed here.
Some of the films have not yet had their required qualifying release and must fulfill that requirement and comply with all the category’s other qualifying rules to advance in the voting process.
Documentary features that have won a qualifying award or have been programmed at qualifying film festivals or have been submitted in the International Feature Film category as their country’s official selection are also eligible in the category.
Films submitted in the Documentary Feature category may also qualify for Academy Awards in other categories, including Best Picture. Members of the Documentary Branch vote to determine the shortlist and the nominees.
Top 20 Films of 2020 (#20 – 11)
Welcome, one and all, to my Movies Year in Review for 2020! I’m your host Jeremy Thomas, and today we’ll starting a look at the best and worst films of the past 12 months. Keep in mind that
this list is meant to be my personal opinion and not a definitive list. You’re free to disagree; you can even say my list is wrong but stating that an opinion is “wrong” is just silly. With that in mind, let’s get right into it!
My 2020 movies year in review is back for week two in the 411 Movie Zone! Last week, we looked at the worst films of 2020 and I’m more than happy to be done with those abominations. But with every bad, there must be some good and this week brings us to the best films of the year. 2020 obviously saw many changes to the movie industry, and that resulted in a lot of major films being pushed out to 2021. While it would be easy to think that meant 2020 was a bad year for film, it was actually remarkably good. Horror a