SEPTEMBER 25, 2020

'Chicago 7' Vs. the World: How Aaron Sorkin's Awards-Friendly Epic Jolted a Strange Awards Season Screen Talk: Aaron Sorkin's big courtroom drama seems readymade for awards season glory (though "Nomadland" still has heat). But when will t … By Anne Thompson and Eric Kohn

Expect 'French Dispatch' to Leave the Oscar Race and Eye Cannes 2021 Instead Will "Next Goal Wins," "Stillwater," and "C'mon, C'mon" wind up at Sundance?  By Anne Thompson	'The Midnight Sky' First Look: George Clooney Mixes 'Gravity' and 'The Revenant' in Netflix Space Drama Clooney returns to the space genre as a director after acting in Steven Soderbergh's "Solaris" and Alfonso Cuaron's "Gravity."  By Zack Sharf

'The Chef Show' and the Comfort of a Cooking Show's Tiny Imperfections The fourth season of Jon Favreau and Roy Choi's journey through famous kitchens is the perfect balance between controlled and experiential.  By Steve Greene	'The Boys in the Band' Review: Mart Crowley's Stage Scandal Is Now a Darkly Witty Romp on Netflix The all-gay cast's powerhouse performances elevate this sophisticated, tart-tongued second screen adaptation of the 1968 play.  By Ryan Lattanzio

	New Movies: Release Calendar for September 25, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films Staying home? Good. Looking for something new to watch? Even better!  By Kate Erbland
	NYFF Reacts to the 'Injustice of the Breonna Taylor Ruling' by Offering Free Steve McQueen Film McQueen's "Mangrove," plus other films in the "Small Axe" trilogy, are dedicated to the memory of George Floyd.  By Zack Sharf
	'The Trial of the Chicago 7' Review: Sacha Baron Cohen Transforms Sorkin's Old-School Courtroom Drama Sorkin's epic period piece about the famed trial is a giant, giddy burst of theatricality, but Cohen's performance is on another level.  By Eric Kohn
	Sundance: BAM Head Gina Duncan Joins in Newly Created Producing Director Role Duncan is the latest big hire for the festival, which has been steadily reshaping its leadership lineup since the departure of former festiv … By Kate Erbland
	'Misbehaviour' Review: An Overly Tame Slice of History Gussied Up with Strong Performances Keira Knightley, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, and Jessie Buckley add pop to the feminist pageant comedy, while Greg Kinnear serves up an icky Bob Hope w … By Kate Erbland