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Way Too Indiecast 45: ‘Spotlight,’ ‘Trumbo’ With Director Jay Roach
The man behind Austin Powers and Meet the Parents, Jay Roach, joins the podcast today to talk about...
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Spotlight
An electric newsroom drama sporting a stunning ensemble.
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MVFF38 Diary Wrap-Up: ‘Suffragette,’ ‘Embrace of the Serpent,’ ‘Princess’
The 38th annual Mill Valley Film Festival was a memorable 10-day celebration indeed. A few excellent films emerged as...
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Way Too Indiecast 41: MVFF38, ‘Truth’ With Director James Vanderbilt
Joining the show this week is James Vanderbilt, a veteran screenwriter whose directorial debut, Truth, is out in theaters...
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MVFF38 Diary Day 1: ‘Spotlight,’ ‘The Danish Girl’
Two heavy Oscar hopefuls opened the Mill Valley Film Festival last night as Tom Hooper‘s The Danish Girl...
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MVFF38 Diary Intro
The Mill Valley Film Festival, which kicks off tonight in Marin County, Calif., is the perfect place to...
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Looks Like Tim Burton Will Be Having a Magical 2016
Director Tim Burton has three major projects lined up for 2016 releases.
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2015 Oscar Predictions
We predict the Oscar winners of the 2015 Academy Awards, which include wins for 'Boyhood', Richard Linklater, J.K....
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2015 Independent Spirit Award Predictions
Predictions for the 2015 Independent Spirit Awards include wins for 'Boyhood', 'Birdman', 'Nightcrawler', & others.
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2015 Golden Globe Winners (Live Updated)
Today’s the day! Our first big awards show of the season. If you aren’t able to watch or...
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Our 2015 Golden Globe Awards Predictions
Our predictions for the movie categories of the 2015 Golden Globe Awards (airing Sunday January 11th).
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15 Best Performances of 2014
2014 gave us a spectrum of amazing performances, have you seen them all?
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‘Birdman’ Tops ‘Boyhood’ at The Gotham Independent Film Awards
Birdman walks away with two Gotham Independent Film Awards while Boyhood receives an audience award.
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Boyhood Leads Gotham Awards With 4 Nominations
You might be thinking “Already?!” but yes, award season is already starting. Today, New York’s Gotham Independent Film...
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Birdman (NYFF Review)
Vividly imagined, Iñárritu provides his most stunning and bizarre work to date.