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Ashley Clark, Joshua Oppenheimer and Lana Wilson will sit on the U.S. documentary jury ahead of awards night on Feb. 2.

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist updates his projections.

The awards show focused on superhero, science fiction fantasy, horror, action and animation is launching at a time when most of the high-profile movies have been pushed into 2021 or beyond.

A new batch of comedies and dramas will compete with holdovers from last season as broadcast networks attempt a return to the traditional development model while also contending with the challenges of a pandemic.  

Liam Neeson plays an ex-Marine sharpshooter attempting to protect a young boy from a Mexican cartel in Robert Lorenz's action thriller.

A new line of superhero books set in the future of the DC universe will run in January and February.

Fran Strine's documentary looks at the life of Grammy-award-winning musician Ray Parker Jr., writer of the 'Ghostbusters' theme.

There were two ties, in the categories of best screenplay and best documentary.

"Our hearts and prayers go out to all of the family and friends of the Rivera family," the sheriff's department previously said during the investigation.

"Wizards,' the third series in the fantasy franchise, debuts today on Netflix.

Phoenix will star as the French military leader and emperor.

Additional directors scheduled to take part in the eight-day conversation series include Thai Palme d'Or winner Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Japan's Kiyoshi Kurosawa, rising Korean talent Kim Bora and Taiwan's Tsai Ming-liang, among others.

He spent 28 years with the company and "brought Wall Street home to Main Street with grace, humor and wisdom."

The streamer's relaunch of the hit political drama will feature cast additions, including Mikkel Boe Folsgaard and Lucas Lynggaard Tonnesen, ad well as Johanne Louise Schmidt of local hit 'DNA.'

The author, speaker and iconic New Yorker talks to THR about the riots in Washington, D.C., missing out on a promo tour and how it feels to make Martin Scorsese laugh.