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Aaron Sorkin on âThe Social Reckoning,â Mark Zuckerberg, and Trump (opens the original)
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Aaron Sorkin is adjusting to the light, metaphorically speaking. The Oscar-winning writer-director has been in dark editing rooms for the past nine months, finishing up his new film, The Social Reckoning. âItâs actually a lot like coming into the sunlight after youâve been in a movie theater for the afternoon,â he tells me. âItâs a little bit blinding.â He admits heâs more anxious for this release than heâs been for any of his other directorial efforts, which include 2017âs M
“I Was a Mess”: Barry Jenkins Revisits 'Moonlight', 10 Years Later (opens the original)
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Barry Jenkins has spent more than half his life coming to the Telluride Film Festival. The filmmaker first attended the Colorado movie mecca back in 2002 as a volunteer, and then rose through the programming ranks to oversee the shorts program, which he still does to this day. At the festival earlier this month, Jenkins was back not only in his programming role, but to host a screening of Moonlight, which had its world premiere at Telluride 10 years ago. “I had no idea it was going to move peopl
Jordan Firstman and the Cast of âClub Kidâ Are Taking Awards Season By Storm (opens the original)
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Jordan Firstman owes his career to banana bread. At the height of the lonely COVID-19 pandemic, the aspiring writer started posting zany impression videos on Instagram: a town gossip who has no gossip during quarantine, the personification of the pronouns they/them, a white person at a protest who canât chant on beat. But the one that broke the internet was the one where he became the publicist for banana bread, the go-to comfort bake of lockdown. âWe got everyone home, we got them a bunch o
Our Oscar Best-Picture Predictions After Venice, Telluride, and Toronto (opens the original)
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The trifecta of fall festivals—Venice, Telluride, and Toronto—is over, and now there’s a much clearer picture of which films could be true Oscar contenders this year. While the March 14 Academy Awards are still months away, and much could change between now and then (just ask Emilia Pérez), there are a handful of films that feel like locks for best-picture nominations. The biggest winner of the fall festivals was La Bola Negra, the Spanish-language Netflix drama that won the People’s Choice Awar
Billy Porter Delivers Emotional Speech at the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation Gala (opens the original)
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Billy Porter has become known for his award-winning performances, his show-stopping style—and his openness in speaking out. But at the annual Elizabeth Taylor Night of Compassion on Thursday, the Tony- and Emmy-winning actor revealed that he had been told a few years ago that he needed to “shut the fuck up” after some comments he had made in 2023. He linked that pressure to the current political climate, in which many in the spotlight feel pressure to be silent. “So many of us in this moment wit
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