This episode is all about Best Animated Film, Best Director and the big one: Best Picture, with some fun red carpet and ceremony shenanigans too.
This week we discuss the technical categories that will air and try to make up our minds about which actors will take home the coveted trophy.
On the first episode of “Reel Talk,” Riley and Katherine discuss acting snubs, “Spider-Man” and technical categories.
The musical film adaptation starring Peter Dinklage finds tender lyricism everywhere but in its songs.
Released on Valentine’s Day 1991, “The Silence of the Lambs” is a singularly disturbing and impactful movie.
Based on the novella by Nella Larsen, “Passing” follows two Black women living in the 1920s who reunite after years of living separate, wildly different lives.
Jane Campion directs an ode to the vulnerability and complexity of the American Wild West in her film ‘The Power of the Dog.’
Watching ‘The French Dispatch’ leaves you with the same feeling as after you finish reading an issue of the NY-based magazine a little confused but also completely in awe.
The film documents the life of Lou Reed, the frontman of the band and a Syracuse alum, and violinist John Cale who started the Velvet Underground.
Ajitpal Singh’s debut film is inspired by his defiant, headstrong mother.
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