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‘Game of Thrones’ Creators Tackle ‘The Three-Body Problem’ for Netflix

Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss are taking on another ambitious project.The duo will team with The Terror: Infamy showrunner Alexander Woo to adapt Liu Cixin’s Hugo Award-winning novel trilogy The Three-Body Problem for Netflix (all three have overall deals at the streamer). Netflix has given a series order to the project, […]

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Dear Comrades! review – dreams and disillusionment of a Communist party stalwart
The deadly Soviet response to a workers’ strike tests a mother’s faith in communism in Andrei Konchalovsky’s harrowing drama based on true eventsVeteran film-maker, screenwriter and theatre and TV director Andrei Konchalovsky’s career is nothing if not eclectic. He co-wrote Tarkovsky’s 1966 classic Andrei Rublev, while his directorial CV ranges from an acclaimed 1970 adaptation […]
‘Crip Camp’ named best feature at International Documentary Association Awards
Garrett Bradley named best director for Time.Nicole Newnham and Jim LeBrecht’s Crip Camp was named best feature by the International Documentary Association (IDA) on Saturday (January 16).Other notable winners at the virtual 36th Annual IDA Documentary Awards were Garrett Bradley for best director for Time, and two for Dick Johnson Is Dead for writing (Nels […]
‘Crip Camp’ Wins Best Documentary At 2020 IDA Awards
In an awards season where the documentaries “Time” and “Collective” have dominated the year-end honors from critics groups, but it was another film that took the top prize at the 2020 IDA Awards. Instead, Nicole Newnham and Jim LeBrecht‘s “Crip Camp” was honored with Best Feature. The win wasn’t necessarily a surprise as the Netflix […]
IDA Awards: ‘Crip Camp’ Wins Best Feature, Garrett Bradley Is Best Director
The International Documentary Association’s annual awards is usually a bustling get-together for the film and television non-fiction community. The 36th iteration was the usual pandemic-era virtual version, sans networking, but with returning host Willie Garson. “This past year has not been normal in any way,” said outgoing IDA executive director Simon Kilmurry. “If 2020/2021 has […]
‘Crip Camp’ Wins Best Feature at IDA Documentary Awards – Full Winner’s List
The International Documentary Association has announced the winners of the 36th annual IDA Documentary Awards, with “Crip Camp” taking home the top prize.The ceremony was hosted by actor Willie Garson, with musical entertainment from Ruby Ibarra, who performed the theme from “A Thousand Cuts.”Directed by Nicole Newnham and Jim LeBrecht, “Crip Camp” received the best […]
‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Release Date Bumped Up Two Months from May to March
Godzilla vs. Kong has been delayed several times over the past year, but the most recent delay from November 2020 came as a direct result of the coronavirus pandemic. Though movie theaters likely aren’t going to be back at their normal operating capacity in this first half of 2021, that’s not stopping Warner Bros. Pictures […]
‘Dungeons & Dragons’ TV Series In The Works With ‘John Wick’ Writer
While everyone was busy arguing what the next “Game of Thrones” might be, the answer seems to have been under our noses all along — “Dungeons & Dragons.” We already knew that a feature film based on the insanely popular fantasy tabletop role-playing game was in the works, but now “John Wick” creator and writer […]
‘Acasa, My Home’ Is A Powerful Exploration Of Bureaucracy And Life In The City [Review]
The Romanian documentary “Acasa, My Home” explores life outside the margins of society. The idea of living off the grid, raising kids, hunting and fishing and swimming and camping might be escapist, but it’s steeped in current realities. Who hasn’t felt the need to run away in this confusing and terrifying year?Read More: The 25 […]
‘Searching’ Sequel Will Be Directed By Editors Of Original Film, Will Feature New Story And Characters
We haven’t spent as much time staring at screens as we did during the past year, so it’s inevitable that movies would reflect that. There was the popular (and really good) Zoom horror film “Host,” and now, the sequel to the very successful thriller “Searching” finally found its directors.Read More: ‘The Last Of Us’: HBO […]
‘High Maintenance’ Season 5 Not Going Forward, as Creators Look to New Projects
If you’ve been hoping to get more stories from Ben Sinclair’s The Guy and his life in New York City as presented through HBO’s “High Maintenance” we hate to be the bearers of bad news. The show, which finished its fourth season in April of 2020, won’t be coming back for a fifth.HBO confirmed as […]