‘The Clock’ Revisits New York. Is It Still of Our Time?
Christian Marclay’s 24-hour film — and a century of cinema history — is on view at the Museum of Modern Art, returning after ...
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18 Titles Recommended Titles at 2024’s DOC NYC
Returning for its 15th edition, DOC NYC presents yet another robust lineup of over 200 non-fiction short and feature-length ...
Casey Affleck Says Meta’s New AI Tool Will Help Filmmakers Without Access to ‘Studio Heads and All of Their Big Budgets’
Blumhouse partnered with Facebook-owner Meta last month to get three filmmakers to test out the tech giant’s new AI tool Meta ...
Watch Gifted to John Lennon Months Before Death Belongs to Yoko Ono, Court Rules
The Patek Philippe was a 40th birthday gift to the former Beatle from his wife Ono before his assassination in 1980 ...
Cinema Eye Honors 2025 Noms: ‘Sugarcane’ Leads All Docs With Six Nominations
Steve James reclaimed the record for most Cinema Eye noms for an individual, landing his 14th, in the category of best nonfiction series for ESPN’s The Luckiest Guy in the World. The 18th annual ...
Academy Assures Members ‘We Are Not Decreasing Our Commitment’ to Film Preservation Amid Layoffs
The Motion Picture Academy told members it is not decreasing its commitment to film preservation even in the wake of layoffs ...
IDFA Artistic Director Orwa Nyrabia on ‘Recalibration' Following Tense 2023 Edition and Rejecting Neutrality: ‘We Cannot Rely on an Ostrich Kind of Policy'
It's been a long year at IDFA, Amsterdam's renowned documentary film festival. Last year, the festival faced major scrutiny ...
The Queer Muslim Project Sets 6 Fellows For Annual Screenwriting Lab To Amplify LGBTQ+ Storytelling In South Asia
EXCLUSIVE: The Queer Muslim Project has revealed the six Fellows selected as part of its second cohort of the QueerFrames ...
How the Oscar Race Responds to Donald Trump
From 'Anora' to 'Wicked,' Oscar movies are not staying quiet about issues raised by the incoming administration.