AUGUST 10, 2020

'Perry Mason' Finale Review: Season 1 Wraps Without a 'Perry Mason Moment,' Thank Goodness - Spoilers In its final hour, HBO's reimagining rejects the fairytale endings seen in classic courtroom procedurals, resulting in a better, more resona … By Ben Travers

What's New on Disney Plus: How Disney Taught Us to Talk Like a Pirate “Treasure Island,” Disney’s first all live-action movie, turns 70 — it had a huge impact on creating the current not … By Christian Blauvelt	Amy Seimetz Accidentally Made the First COVID-Era Thriller "She Dies Tomorrow" locked picture before the pandemic began, but she says that film is the best way to mine her own anxieties.  By Anne Thompson

Romany Malco Wants Hollywood to See Black Films as Destined for More Than Just 'Urban Distribution' Malco sounded off on the state of Black cinema during a recent IndieWire live conversation.  By Ryan Lattanzio	Sundance Institute Announces Inaugural Women at Sundance Adobe Fellows - Exclusive The new program is "designed to meaningfully support women artists creating bold new work in film and media." Meet the first 11 fellows.  By Kate Erbland

	Zoë Kravitz Calls Out Hulu for Canceling 'High Fidelity' After One Season "It's cool. At least Hulu has a ton of other shows starring women of color we can watch. Oh wait," Kravitz said in an Instagram post.  By Ryan Lattanzio
	'Rebecca' First Look: Ben Wheatley's Twist on Daphne du Maurier with Armie Hammer and Lily James The mystery film, also starring Kristin Scott Thomas as iconic villain Mrs. Danvers, hits Netflix on October 21.  By Ryan Lattanzio
	How 'Hereditary' and Noah Baumbach Editor Jennifer Lame Got Over Her 'Tenet' Intimidation The filmmaker warned Lame ahead of production that "Tenet" might be the most difficult film to edit in movie history.  By Zack Sharf
	'Away' Trailer: Hilary Swank Blasts Off to Space in Netflix's Cosmic New Drama Series Co-starring Josh Charles, the series premieres on the streaming platform September 4.  By Ryan Lattanzio
	'Judas and the Black Messiah' Director Defends Casting Brit Daniel Kaluuya as U.S. Activist Fred Hampton Writer/director Shaka King doesn't anticipate criticisms like those of Kaluuya in "Get Out," Cynthia Erivo in "Harriet," or David Oyelowo in … By Ryan Lattanzio