JANUARY 11, 2021

From 'Malcolm & Marie' to 'Cherry,' 8 Latecomers Look to Upend the Oscar Race When Oscar voters catch up with their movies, Zendaya and Daniel Kaluuya could challenge the frontrunners in the Best Actress and Supporting … By Anne Thompson

Errol Morris on the Specter of Steve Bannon in the Capitol Assault: 'The Evil Genius Behind It All' Although the filmmaker faced criticism for making his Bannon documentary, "American Dharma," we now see that his instincts were right.  By Eric Kohn	Weekend Box Office: 'Wonder Woman 1984' Falls Sharply, Again, With $3 Million Theaters continue to fight, but results remain minimal with a little more than 1 million tickets sold this weekend.  By Tom Brueggemann

Gotham Awards Live Stream: How to Watch the 30th Annual Indie Film Awards All of this year's nominees for Best Feature are women-directed films, a first in Gothams history.  By Zack Sharf	'All Creatures Great and Small' Review: Fresh Spin on a Veterinary Classic Is Full of Heart James Herriot's classic memoir gets a new TV adaptation brimming with plenty of earned (and welcome) goodwill.  By Steve Greene

	'Malcolm & Marie' First Reactions: Zendaya and John David Washington Sizzle in Powerhouse Chamber Drama "Euphoria" creator Sam Levinson's latest feature offers a powerful black-and-white showcase for its actors.  By Ryan Lattanzio
	'Hive' Trailer: Sundance World Premiere Finds a Woman Defying the Patriarchy in Kosovo Exclusive: Blerta Basholli’s debut film premieres in the World Cinema section at the virtual Sundance Film Festival this year.  By Ryan Lattanzio
	Arnold Schwarzenegger Compares Riots to Rise of Nazis, Calls Trump Worst President Ever The former California governor shared an impassioned plea on Twitter, and likened the Proud Boys to a modern-day Nazi equivalent.  By Ryan Lattanzio
	'Barry' Season 3 and Season 4 Are Already Written and Waiting to Film HBO has yet to renew "Barry" for a fourth season but that hasn't stopped the show's writing staff from staying productive in recent months.  By Tyler Hersko
	Joe Wright Talks 'Woman in the Window' Reshoots and Setting the Film in a Single Location The long-gestating thriller is finally coming to Netflix later this year.  By Ryan Lattanzio