JANUARY 21, 2021

Sundance 2021: 15 Must-See Festival Films You Can Stream at Home The annual festival has rolled out a streamlined edition, complete with a variety of hot titles primed for home consumption. Here are the be … By Kate Erbland

'Breaking Bad' and the Legacy of Disabled Representation in Peak TV "There's always pressure, be it great or a bit small," RJ Mitte said of the aftermath of playing Walt Jr. for five years.  By Kristen Lopez	Searchlight Sets Guillermo del Toro's 'Nightmare Alley' for December, 'French Dispatch' Still Undated Searchlight appears to be giving "Nightmare Alley" the same rollout the studio used for "The Shape of Water."  By Zack Sharf

Indie Spirits Awards, BAFTAs, and More Plan New Dates After Oscars Change The 2021 BAFTA ceremony will head to April, just like the Oscars.  By Zack Sharf	'Bridgerton's' Portrayal of Female Sexuality Coddles Viewers The fairytale romance treats women as sexually naive waifs, perpetuating harmful myths about masturbation and the elusive female orgasm.  By Jude Dry

	How Julia Hart and Jordan Horowitz Fixed the Woman Problem in '70s Crime Dramas with 'I'm Your Woman' The partners in film and life have spent four films carving out a space for unique women. With their Rachel Brosnahan crime drama, they've r … By Kate Erbland
	How 'The Human Factor' Looks Behind the Closed Doors of Mideast Peace Talks For once, the White House came through to help a documentary filmmaker finish his movie.  By Anne Thompson
	Netflix Acquires Phil Lord and Chris Miller-Produced 'Connected' from Sony, Film Gets New Title Now titled "The Mitchells vs. the Machines," the movie will now compete in next season's Oscar race for Best Animated Feature.  By Bill Desowitz
	What Do We Want from 'WandaVision'? - TV Podcast And, more importantly, what does Marvel want?  By Libby Hill
	Pedro Almodóvar & Composer Alberto Iglesias Influencers: The pair have built a collaborative body of work that spans a quarter century of heartbreak, elation, and every emotional slive … By Steve Greene