APRIL 01, 2022

Oscars 2022 Fallout: As the Academy and Producers Play the Blame Game, Bigger Questions Loom One story is dominating in the aftermath of last weekend's ceremony, but the broader challenge for the future of the show looms large.  By Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson

How 'Euphoria' and Taylor Swift Are Reviving Spike Lee's Favorite Film Stock Lee, "Euphoria" cinematographer Marcel Rév, and other filmmakers spoke to IndieWire about Ektachrome’s comeback.  By Jim Hemphill	'Morbius' Could Be First of Three April $50 Million-Plus Openers - Despite Its Terrible Reviews April could have three films opening to over $50 million, but it's still not enough to match April 2019.  By Tom Brueggemann

How 'The Music Dance Experience' on 'Severance' Broke the Show's Rules for One Demented Party Cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné and production designer Jeremy Hindle break down how Milchick got down.   By Sarah Shachat	Caleb Landry Jones Plays Australia's Deadliest Shooter in 'Nitram,' but He'll Never Say the Real Killer's Name Cinema's quintessential weirdo on why he's no method actor, and how his new film avoids playing into the narratives of infamy that dominate … By Ryan Lattanzio

	New Movies: Release Calendar for April 1, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films A vampire superhero joint, a pair of pandemic-made features of very differing value, and a wide variety of festival hits are all on offer th … By Kate Erbland
	April TV Premieres: 22 New Shows to Look Out for This Month The coming weeks will bring shows starring Elisabeth Moss, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Courtney B. Vance, Claire Foy, Andrew Garfield, and Benjamin Fr … By Steve Greene
	'The Wobblies' Trailer: Landmark Labor Movement Documentary Gets Stunning 4K Restoration Exclusive: After premiering at the New York Film Festival in 1979, the historic film is newly restored courtesy of Kino Lorber.  By Samantha Bergeson
	Oscars Producer: Academy Didn't Remove Will Smith Because Chris Rock Advocated for Him to Stay In a "Good Morning America" interview, the producer opened up about the spontaneous moment that defined his Oscars telecast.  By Christian Zilko and Ryan Lattanzio
	'The Bubble' Review: Judd Apatow's Dismal Pandemic Satire Already Feels Dated Judd Apatow's sketchy and scattershot Netflix comedy about the making of a blockbuster during lockdown is almost entirely laugh-free.  By David Ehrlich