OCTOBER 16, 2020

For 'Pink Skies Ahead' Director Kelly Oxford, Anxiety Is the Secret to Her Success The author and screenwriter has gotten close to the big screen many times, but she tells IndieWire that her directorial debut was worth the … By Kate Erbland

'A West Wing Special' Review: HBO Max Reunion Plays Handsomely to a Hidden Audience Bolstered by excellent direction from the great Thomas Schlamme, the "West Wing" benefit's good intentions mostly make up for its unresolved … By Ben Travers	NewFest: 12 Films You Shouldn't Miss at This Year's Virtual LGBTQ Festival NewFest's lineup — almost of all of which is available nationwide — offers more than 120 films. IndieWire recommends these movie … By Ryan Lattanzio and Jude Dry

'Star Trek: Discovery' Review: Season 3 Makes a Satisfying, Emotional Jump to the 32nd Century A 930-year time jump allows this talented cast to escape convoluted franchise mythology and focus on rich, resonant storytelling.  By Christian Blauvelt	'Soul' Aims for Oscar Glory as Disney Shifts to Streaming, but Not All Films Deserve the Same Release Disney has consolidated its film and TV divisions, but it's unclear whether this will help some of its better offerings.  By Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson

	'I'm Your Woman' Review: Gripping Rachel Brosnahan Thriller Will Keep You Guessing AFI Fest: Julia Hart's crime thriller takes its time revealing its intentions, but the full picture has plenty of payoff.  By Eric Kohn
	Stephen Colbert's Lost Variety Show Pilot to Be Performed at Montclair Film Festival "Stephen Colbert's Lost Pilot Project: Sometimes Live" will be closing out the festival with a special one-night-only performance of a very … By Kristen Lopez
	'Bruce Springsteen's Letter to You' Review: The Boss Leads a Rockin' Meditation on Death Like "Western Stars" before it, Bruce Springsteen's latest album drops alongside a making-of documentary that fans can't afford to miss.  By David Ehrlich
	'Magnolia' Freaked Out Adam Sandler So Much He Nearly Turned Down 'Punch-Drunk Love' The making of "Punch-Drunk Love" starts with Tom Cruise, who connected Paul Thomas Anderson and Adam Sandler.  By Zack Sharf
	'Peter Pan,' 'Aristocats' Among Disney+ Titles Getting New Disclaimer for 'Negative Depictions' of Race Some Disney animated classics now come with a caveat regarding their dated stereotypes.  By Ryan Lattanzio