FEBRUARY 01, 2021

How I Shot That: The Cameras and Cinematography Behind Sundance's Documentary Films Sundance: 18 cinematographers and directors breakdown the looks, lenses, and cameras behind this year's nonfiction features.  By Chris O'Falt

HBO Max Wins the Weekend With 'The Little Things' at #1 in Theaters and at Home Denzel Washington's latest dominated, proving that exhibitors were right to take the Warner Bros. title even with streaming availability.  By Tom Brueggemann	Golden Globes 2021 Film Predictions: Why 'Borat' Could Score Our best picks in every category include "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" and "Nomadland," but the Globes are always full of surprises.  By Anne Thompson

February TV Premieres: 16 New Shows to Look Out For The next few weeks will bring series featuring Queen Latifah, Dwayne Johnson, Nick Offerman, Eva Green, Kenan Thompson, and Woodstock the bi … By Steve Greene	'John and the Hole' Became the Unlikely COVID Metaphor the Filmmakers Never Saw Coming Though Pascual Sisto's psychodrama wrapped before lockdown, the team tells IndieWire how the movie has strangely captured our crazy pandemic … By Ryan Lattanzio

	'Land' Review: Robin Wright Directs Herself in a Too-Familiar Grief Drama Sundance: After helming some of the best episodes of "House of Cards," the actress turns her attention to a predictable grief drama and surv … By Kate Erbland
	'Prisoners of the Ghostland' Review: Nicolas Cage and Sion Sono Make a Ballsy East-Meets-Western Sundance: Renegade Japanese auteur Sion Sono and totally normal American actor Nicolas Cage make some beautiful nonsense together.  By David Ehrlich
	'CODA' Director and Cast Hope Feature Will Spark More Disabled Stories Sian Heder, Marlee Matlin, Emilia Jones, and the rest of the "CODA" cast visited IndieWire's Sundance studio, presented by Adobe, to discuss … By Kristen Lopez
	'How It Ends' Filmmakers Daryl Wein and Zoe Lister-Jones on How They Assembled a Dream Cast in a Pandemic They discussed putting together a cast that includes everyone from Helen Hunt to Fred Armisen at the IndieWire Sundance Studio, presented by … By Chris Lindahl
	'4 Feet High,' VR, and the Ways Disability Narratives Can Be Told You don't need to gussy it up with VR to get people to care about this Sundance story.  By Kristen Lopez