SEPTEMBER 15, 2020

The 2020 Emmys, Reviewed: A Streamlined, Awkward First Night of the Creative Arts Awards Fast, functional, and flat, our first virtual Emmys ceremony felt slightly better than releasing a list of winners, but far worse than an ac … By Ben Travers

Alfonso Cuarón on 'Disappointing' Oscar Inclusion Rules and Supporting a Rising Indian Filmmaker The filmmaker, an executive producer on the Indian festival-winner "The Disciple," explains why he's keen on supporting new talent.  By Eric Kohn	With 'The Father,' Anthony Hopkins Joins the Oscar Race for Best Actor His latest film is a tour de force, but at 82 the revered thespian takes it in stride: "I don't know what I'm doing half the time."  By Anne Thompson

'Dick Johnson Is Dead' Trailer: Kirsten Johnson Stages Fantastical Ways for Her Father to Die in Netflix Doc Exclusive: The "Cameraperson" director stages a darkly hilarious, gory, and tender elegy to her still-living father.  By Ryan Lattanzio	'Good Joe Bell' Review: Mark Wahlberg Leads a Wrenching True Tale About the Price of Forgiveness TIFF: Wahlberg might not hit every raw note in Reinaldo Marcus Green's delicate drama, but newbie Reid Miller is always there to pick up the … By Kate Erbland

	Join NYFF Director Eugene Hernandez for a Live Recording of IndieWire's Screen Talk Register here to watch and submit questions to the conversation, which will take place Thursday at 2 p.m. Eastern.  By IndieWire Staff
	Emmys 2020: All of Monday's Nominees and Winners "Apollo 11" and "Cheer" were tops at the Creative Arts Emmys' opening night, while “Tiger King,” “The Last Dance,” a … By Steve Greene
	'The Last Shift' Trailer: Richard Jenkins Stars in a Fast-Food, Seriocomic Sundance Fave Exclusive: Andrew Cohn's 2020 Sundance entry starring Jenkins and Shane Paul McGhie will open in wide release on September 25.  By Ryan Lattanzio
	IF/Then Shorts Announces Finalists for First Program Under Field of Vision Umbrella - Exclusive Six teams of diverse nonfiction filmmakers are receiving grants and mentorship to tell their stories focused on the Northeast U.S. and Puert … By Chris Lindahl
	Jodorowsky Reviews Villeneuve's 'Dune' Trailer: 'Very Well Done' but 'Everything Is Predictable' Jodorowsky wishes nothing but the best for Villeneuve's upcoming adaptation of Frank Herbert's legendary novel.  By Zack Sharf