Showing: The Season
Golden Globes, Indie Grantees, DGA Doc Nominees
Today's FilmLinc Digest wraps up Sunday night's awards show and surveys some recent recognition of indie and documentary films, including New Directors/New Films alums Gimme the Loot, How to Survive a Plague, and 5 Broken Cameras.
Oscar Loves “Lincoln”; “Amour” & “Beasts” Big
Films fans and industry types got up early in Los Angeles today to find out the Oscar nominations.
British Oscars, Best Cinematographers, and Canadian Critics
Today's FilmLinc Digest surveys even more awards nominations including the BAFTAs and the ASC Awards, and some reporting on a hefty prize won by Sarah Polley for her anticipated new documentart Stories We Tell.
Gilded by the Guild Awards
We round up the nominations for the Directors, Writers, Producers, and Screen Actors Guild Awards in anticipation of tomorrow's announcement of the nominees for the 85th Academy Awards. What surprises are in store this year?
New York Critics Stoke Buzz for “Zero Dark Thirty,” “Lincoln” & More
Though everyone knew who'd walk home with prizes from the NY Film Critics Circle, last nite's ceremony wasn't fully scripted, with emotional acceptances, a dash of heckling & a pair of filmmakers called upon to defend their award-winning work amidst a storm of controversy.
Film Critics Love Haneke
The National Society of Film Critics gathered at Lincoln Center today to pick the best movies of 2012.
Dolly Shots and Polyglots
Our four-day series "And the Winner Is... Foreign Award Hopefuls" offers a chance to catch up on what proved to be an exemplary year for cinema around the globe, with eight standout titles from Iceland to India and beyond!
Season Spotlight: “The Master”
Although Paul Thomas Anderson's latest didn't play at the Film Society, we were endlessly fascinated and puzzled by this work that deservedly landed the number two spot in Film Comment's 50 Best Films of 2012 poll.
The 10 Best Movies of 2012!
What are you favorite movies of 2012? Will you share your list with us?
Season Spotlight: “Brave”
Pixar's latest finds the studio walking on shaky feet through very new territory: developing a visual language capable of replacing the spoken word—and then some.
