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Sandra Hüller, Uneasy in the Spotlight

By Thomas Rogers February 21, 2024Anatomy of a Fall (Movie), Film, Glazer, Jonathan, Huller, Sandra, Movies, The Zone of Interest (Movie), Toni Erdmann (Movie)

A best actress nomination changes everything — Sandra Hüller knows that. She just isn’t sure that’s a good thing.

Oscars 2024 Best Picture Nominations: Everything You Need to Know

By RSS Feed January 23, 2024Academy Awards (Oscars), American Fiction (Movie), Anatomy of a Fall (Movie), Barbie (Movie), Film, Killers of the Flower Moon (Movie), Maestro (Movie), Movies, Oppenheimer (Movie), Past Lives (Movie), Poor Things (Movie), The Holdovers (Movie), The Zone of Interest (Movie)

Catch up on the 10 films vying for the top prize in a big year for movies.

‘Oppenheimer’ Leads BAFTA Nominees

By Alex Marshall January 18, 2024Actors and Actresses, All of Us Strangers (Movie), Anatomy of a Fall (Movie), Barbie (Movie), British Academy of Film and Television, Film, internal-storyline-no, London (England), Maestro (Movie), Movies, Oppenheimer (Movie), Past Lives (Movie), Poor Things (Movie), Rustin (Movie), Rye Lane (Movie), Saltburn (Movie), The Color Purple (Movie), The Holdovers (Movie), The Zone of Interest (Movie)

Christopher Nolan’s movie received 13 nods, and will compete for best picture against the likes of “Killers of The Flower Moon” and “Poor Things,” but not “Barbie.”

For Best Picture, Here are 13 Most Likely Contenders

By Kyle Buchanan January 3, 2024Academy Awards (Oscars), American Fiction (Movie), Anatomy of a Fall (Movie), Barbie (Movie), Film, Killers of the Flower Moon (Movie), Maestro (Movie), May December (Movie), Movies, Past Lives (Movie), Poor Things (Movie), The Color Purple (Movie), The Holdovers (Movie), The Taste of Things (Movie), The Zone of Interest (Movie)

It’s a very competitive year for the top Oscar. With precursor awards like the Golden Globes coming soon, here’s what may make the cut.

How Do You Make a Movie About the Holocaust?

By Giles Harvey December 19, 2023Black Earth: The Holocaust as History and Warning (Book), Film, Glazer, Jonathan, Holocaust (TV Program), Holocaust and the Nazi Era, Jews and Judaism, Movies, Schindler's List (Movie), The Zone of Interest (Movie)

With “The Zone of Interest,” Jonathan Glazer is just the latest director to confront the problem.

‘The Zone of Interest’ Review: A Hollow Holocaust

By Manohla Dargis December 14, 2023Film, Glazer, Jonathan, Holocaust and the Nazi Era, Movies, The Zone of Interest (Movie)

Jonathan Glazer has made a hollow, self-aggrandizing art-film exercise set in Auschwitz during the Holocaust.

Ava DuVernay and Other Directors Rethink Holocaust Films

By Esther Zuckerman December 10, 2023Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents (Book), Film, Holocaust and the Nazi Era, Movies, Occupied City (Movie), Origin (Movie), The Zone of Interest (Movie)

Tragic tellings of the Shoah are all too common. The directors of “The Zone of Interest,” “Origin” and “Occupied City” refuse to let it live in the past.

Movies to See This Winter: ‘Hunger Games,’ ‘Maestro’ and More

By Ben Kenigsberg November 4, 2023All of Us Strangers (Movie), American Fiction (Movie), Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (Movie), Film, Maestro (Movie), May December (Movie), Napoleon (Movie), Next Goal Wins (Movie), Occupied City (Movie), Origin (Movie), Rustin (Movie), Saltburn (Movie), The Boys in the Boat (Movie), The Color Purple (Movie), THE HUNGER GAMES: THE BALLAD OF SONGBIRDS & SNAKES (Movie), The Killer (Movie), The Taste of Things (Movie), The Zone of Interest (Movie), Wonka (Movie)

“The Color Purple” and “Poor Things” and Beyoncé lead a list packed with goodies. Mark your calendars.

When Did the Plot Become the Only Way to Judge a Movie?

By Beatrice Loayza October 8, 2023Festivals, Film, Maestro (Movie), Movies, New York Film Festival, Occupied City (Movie), The Taste of Things (Movie), The Zone of Interest (Movie)

At the New York Film Festival, auteurs conjure up moods and sensory experiences that show why the story isn’t always the thing.