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SPONSORED CONTENT WORDS Ella Jane    PHOTOGRAPHY via IMDb    PUBLISHED Wed, 10 Mar 2021 Considering that at this point, most of us live in deep caves of the internet and succumb to some truly sombre pop-culture-fuelled watches (AKA Emily in Paris) in an attempt to stay amongst the zeitgeist, carving out time to indulge in arthouse films can be a rare occasion, one that we need to do more of. If not for ourselves, for the culture that is morphing into an unrecognisable beast at warp speed. Of course, indulging in trash television is part of the way we live, and settling into a three-h...

Skip to main content Neon CEO Tom Quinn on the Oscar Prospects for 'Palm Springs' and 'Cinema Starting in the Theater' Clayton Davis, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Oscar voting is wrapping on Wednesday, but it  ain’t over ’til it’s over. Film distributor Neon, the reigning champion at the Academy Awards for best picture with “Parasite,” has another stack of contenders this year, all unique in awards discussions. CEO and co-founder Tom Quinn has always pushed the boundaries of cinema, and deeply believes in cultural representation in front and behind the camera, and the way cons...

The filmmaker explains to IndieWire her decision to rush into writing and directing a celebrated new feature after the success of "Portrait of a Lady on Fire."

Variety called him a “wry revelation, progressing from rigid, unworldly physical comedy to near-living, breathing emotional turmoil”. The enthusiasm raised speculation Stevens could walk away with the Berlinale’s first “best performance” Silver Bear, after the festival did away with its best actor and actress trophies. A supporting performance will also be rewarded. Cate Blanchett and Tilda Swinton have both welcomed Berlin’s bid to set aside outdated sex distinctions, a move the festival’s director Mariette Rissenbeek told AFP was aimed at “spurring the discussion about gende...

The Berlinale's winner will grab headlines for being a "Romanian sex-tape movie." But Radu Jude's work lives up to Berlin's political reputation, says DW's Elizabeth Grenier.