NOVEMBER 19, 2021

'Succession': Can Any of the Roy Kids Succeed? Brian Cox Says the Rules Are 'Simple' The show itself has told us, if not in such direct terms. Be advised: Most days, rule three is good advice for everybody.  By Libby Hill

'Don't Look Up' First Reactions: 'Brilliant' and 'Outrageously Funny,' DiCaprio 'Incredibly Great' Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Jonah Hill, and an original Ariana Grande song are also being praised.  By Zack Sharf	Oscars 2022: The 15 Films Most Likely to Be Shortlisted for Best International Feature "Flee," "Titane," and "The Worst Person in the World" are just a few of the many serious contenders for Best International Feature.  By David Ehrlich, Anne Thompson, Eric Kohn, Ryan Lattanzio and Susannah Gruder

How Lin-Manuel Miranda Channeled Disney Legend Howard Ashman for the 'Encanto' Animated Musical Miranda breaks down the Ashman influence in the opening song, “Family Madrigal," along with his own songwriting innovations.  By Bill Desowitz	'Jockey' Trailer: Clifton Collins Jr. Is an Oscar Season Dark Horse in Sundance Winner Exclusive: The "Westworld" star won a special acting prize in Park City for his moving turn in this immersive feature debut shot on a real r … By Ryan Lattanzio

	New Movies: Release Calendar for November 19, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films This week's choices include a trio of IndieWire Critic's Picks that exemplify the wide range of quality material hitting screens as the year … By Kate Erbland
	Recommendation Machine: 'Tear Along the Dotted Line' Is One of the Year's Most Personal Animated Series This adaptation of Zerocalcare’s graphic novels about an angsty Italian cartoonist has an almost impossible amount of energy.  By Steve Greene
	'Harriet the Spy' Review: Beanie Feldstein's Voice Work Shines in Apple TV's Flat Animated Series "Harriet the Spy" is another cute, if hardly noteworthy, entry into the expanding roster of animated content for Apple TV+.  By Kristen Lopez
	David Bowie Getting 'Immersive' Doc Made from Thousands of Hours of Rare Footage Not quite biopic, not quite documentary, Brett Morgen's tribute to Ziggy will present never-before-seen concert footage in a genre-defying e … By Ryan Lattanzio
	'So Late So Soon' Review: Aging Artists Face Realities of Mortality and Marriage in Beautiful Doc Daniel Hymanson's debut feature is a delicately observed portrait of long-married Chicago artists as they confront their twilight years.  By Susannah Gruder