'Soros' Trailer: Jesse Dylan Explores George Soros' Philanthropy
The mystery of George Soros, the billionaire philathropist long demonized by the far right, is the subject of Jesse Dylan's documentary Soros, set for an online release by Abramorama on Nov. 20.
'Nomadland': Film Review
Frances McDormand plays a disenfranchised widow from a collapsed Nevada mining town who finds new life on the road in Chloé Zhao's haunting third feature.
Inside the Telluride Film Festival That Would Have Been
The now canceled fall festival programmed 29 films, and tributes to Kate Winslet, Anthony Hopkins and Chloé Zhao, before a worsening pandemic drove executive director Julie Huntsinger to decide, "I don't want us to be part of a problem."
Sony Pictures Classics Sets New Release Date for Michael Covino's 'The Climb'
The buddy drama about a weekend cycling trip that gets complicated will debut Oct. 9 after being pushed from an intial March 20 theatrical release date amid the pandemic.
Major Fall Film Festivals Commit to Cooperate, Not Compete, Amid Pandemic
"The art form we love is in crisis," a joint statement from the Toronto, New York, Telluride and Venice festivals reads.
Sundance: 'The Climb' Screening, Q&A Set for Nationwide Theatrical Simulcast
The festival collaboration between Sony Pictures Classics and Trafalgar Releasing comes ahead of a commercial theatrical release in March.
'Ford v Ferrari': 6 of the Film's Stars and Their Real-Life Inspirations
The film explores how a team of tenacious individuals, led by an American automobile company, beat out the world's fastest car.
'Those Who Remained': Film Review | Telluride 2019
This Hungarian drama centers on a middle-aged man and a teenage girl in the aftermath of World War II.
Hollywood Reporter Critics' 20 Favorite Films From the Fall Festivals
A geriatric sex epic, a career high for Noah Baumbach, first-rate star vehicles for J. Lo and Riz? Ahmed and a shocking Golden Lion winner are among the best movies from Venice, Telluride and Toronto.
Critic's Notebook: Lots of Good, But Not Great, at Fall Film Festivals This Year
Venice, Telluride and Toronto offered good (especially docs), bad ('The Goldfinch') and lots of mixed bags, including two of the most popular premieres, 'Joker' and 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.'
'Oliver Sacks: His Own Life': Film Review | Telluride 2019
Author and neurologist Oliver Sacks, best known for inspiring the Robin Williams-Robert De Niro movie 'Awakenings,' is profiled in this documentary.
'Soros': Film Review | Telluride 2019
Bob Dylan's son Jesse directs this documentary portrait of billionaire George Soros, a lightning rod because of his support for progressive causes.
'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Bill Gates ('Inside Bill's Brain: Decoding Bill Gates')
The man, myth and legend of tech and philanthropy — founder of Microsoft and co-founder of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation — reflects on his trailblazing work with computer software, starting the largest private philanthropic foundation ever and cooperating with a Netflix docuseries.
'Coup 53': Film Review | Telluride 2019
Taghi Amirani's deeply researched documentary focuses on the crucial 1953 Anglo-American-engineered regime change in Iran.
Telluride Buzz: Feinberg and Keegan on Rocky Mountain Highs (and Lows)
