JULY 07, 2023

Telluride and Sundance Are Essential Film Festivals, but Only if You Can Afford Them Telluride and Sundance have some of the world's best filmmaking talent, but the rising costs give some second thoughts: "It's cheaper to go … By Anne Thompson

'The Horror of Dolores Roach' Is a Rotten 'Sweeney Todd' Riff In the Prime Video adaptation of Aaron Mark's play and podcast, Justina Machado stars as a framed ex-con who becomes El Cannibal Loca de Ams … By Ben Travers	'Sound of Freedom' Is Cleaning Up at the Box Office Because You Can Buy Tickets for Strangers The child-sex-trafficking drama starring Jim Caviezel made over $14.2 million on July 4 thanks to faith-based distributor Angel Studios' cre … By Brian Welk

How Savanah Leaf Went from Olympic Athlete to Astonishing New Filmmaker to Watch Her feature directorial debut, "Earth Mama," is already one of the most lauded films of the year, and Leaf tells IndieWire how her unconvent … By Kate Erbland	Donna Langley Is Here to Save NBCUniversal TV Susan Rovner is out as part of a Thursday restructure that brought in the big gun.  By Tony Maglio and Brian Welk

	Where to Watch This Week's New Movies, from 'Joy Ride' to 'Earth Mama' It's a hot summer weekend at the box office, complete with raunchy comedies, stunning debuts, and so much more.  By Kate Erbland
	2024 Oscars Predictions: Who Will Win at the Academy Awards? Follow along for predictions for which films, filmmakers, and stars will make it to the 2024 Oscars.  By Marcus Jones
	How 'Sing 2' Made the Case for Netflix to Get Into Live Sports Blockbuster acquisitions are expensive; sports rights are wildly expensive. But they’re also reliable performers, something you can't … By Tony Maglio
	The Unexpected Comfort of 'How I Met Your Father' A mid-pandemic life raft ended up being a reminder of simpler times.  By Proma Khosla
	'The League' Review: Sam Pollard Chronicles Another Engrossing Slice of Essential American History The documentarian's latest engrossing documentary follows the rise and fall of the legendary Negro Leagues.  By Robert Daniels