And speaking of building on momentum or "afterglow" from past triumphs, will the Jeremys (Allen White & Scott) be able to capitalize on their recent statue/nomination triumphs (Emmys, Globes, Oscars, ...

I would never have predicted that combination of words could describe a Ryan Coogler movie, yet here we are. Joking aside, it’s as apt a tribute as any to the impressive scope and ambition of his ...

The Mouse has been hugely dominant in the first 24 years of this category, collectively hogging 31% of all nominations and 60% of the all wins since 2001. To be fair, part of this is due to consistent ...

My ballot in alphabetical order, and limiting myself to one per director Atonement Before Sunset Challengers Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Everything Everywhere All at Once The Fall La La Land ...

By achieving this triple crown in a matter of five years, Clouzot was. Both the first and quickest to do so. Of course, it helps that he took both top honors from Berlin and Cannes in 1953 for the ...

JOE REID: Three (!) years ago, I had planned out an end-of-decade feature for my own blog, wherein I would converse about my favorite films of 2000-2009 with a selection of writer friends. The ...

Summertime is more a mood piece than a plot-driven story. David Lean exorcised most of the third act from Arthur Laurents’ original play, Time of the Cuckoo, in order to create a sweetly romantic view ...

by Nathaniel R Your assignment should you choose to accept it is this: Choose a few of these fine talents this year and investigate the riches of their filmographies while they're still walking the ...

by Cláudio Alves The heart yearns for Bi Gan's RESURRECTION. So, while there may still be some Cannes-related articles to come at The Film Experience, it's time to say a belated goodbye to another ...

Sure, the complete breakdown Robby experiences at the end of episode 13 will be Wyle's Emmy moment, but there's more to it. The actor negotiates the burden of leadership, the responsibilities of ...

I also want to note when she tells Dan "I love you" in that wistful naive way on the subway she follows it up with another "I love you" which sounds like she is trying to convince herself and not Dan.