For the many who followed the Oscar race closely this year, there was never any doubt that Alfonso Cuaron, the creative brains behind "Gravity," would win the Oscar for best director. But who knew…
Richard Linklater's 1991 film "Slacker" put Austin, Texas, on the indie film map. And while that movie's motley crew of wayward dreamers, cafe philosophers and conspiracy theorists may have little to…
If the movie industry is "geared for (women) to fail," as Sony Pictures' Amy Pascal said in a recent interview, female filmmakers must work that much harder to succeed. It's simply not enough to go…
Back in December, Variety ran a thought piece on the Oscar race that asked, "Why Not World's Best Picture?" Based on the enthusiastic response we received from readers, it was clear that film lovers…
Here is Variety's annual look at the standouts in fields that don't offer kudos–the animal trainer on “Inside Llewyn Davis,” the stunt coordinator on “Lone Survivor” and the video game designer on…
Is festival silverware or box office weighting more important in adding to China's claim?
Orlando Bloom's “Romeo and Juliet” closed on Broadway, at a loss, last December. But a filmed version of the stage show opens in 800 theaters this weekend in time for Valentine's Day. The new “Romeo…
Animated films may dazzle with feats of artistic achievement, but it takes the voices of actors working in relative solitude in a sound booth to give the characters and the stories real depth. The…
The Oscars often feel like an insider's game: in any given year the nominee list is packed with familiar names. But the live-action short film category is often an exception, comprising unknowns from…
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