MARCH 10, 2021

Emerald Fennell on How Diversity Will Change Craft: 'Movies Will Look and Sound Different, and That's Exciting' The DGA-nominated director on the heightened, colorful femininity of “Promising Young Woman”: “Why shouldn’t we make … By Chris O'Falt

7 New HBO Series to Watch in March 2021 - and 7 More You May Have Missed This month, HBO will release new documentaries on Tina Turner and QAnon, the conclusion to "Allen v. Farrow," and more.  By Ben Travers	Film Forum Announces Reopening Plans, from Safety Measures to Oscar Contenders Exclusive: The New York theater's longtime venue shares its first-run and repertory highlights while contemplating the future.  By Eric Kohn

'Growing Up On-Screen': From Jodie Foster to Judy Garland, TCM Examines the Legacy of Child Stars Mara Wilson hopes the tribute will re-examine the narrative that all child stars are troubled.  By Kristen Lopez	What the DGA, PGA, and BAFTA Nominations Tell Us About the Oscar Race "Nomadland" and "The Trial of the Chicago 7" still lead the Best Picture Oscar contenders, as "Promising Young Woman" shows strength, even w … By Anne Thompson

	'Avatar' Re-Release in China Is About More Than Reclaiming Box-Office Crown from 'Avengers: Endgame' Which is bigger, "Avatar" or "Avengers: Endgame"? The answer doesn't really matter, but here's why Disney cares about this re-release.  By Tom Brueggemann
	Film Comment Sets Comeback by Relaunching Podcast and Debuting New Digital Newsletter The Film at Lincoln Center is relaunching its Film Comment Podcast after a months-long hiatus.  By Tyler Hersko
	Elizabeth Olsen Also Thought Evan Peters' 'WandaVision' Casting Was a Disney-Fox Crossover "WandaVision" creator Jac Schaeffer knew the Evan Peters casting fake out was going to be a huge deal.  By Zack Sharf
	Cinema Eye Honors Go to Non-Fiction Oscar Contenders 'Collective' and 'Boys State' "Dick Johnson is Dead" won best Director for Kirsten Johnson, whose father participated in the awards event.  By Anne Thompson
	American Society of Cinematographers 2021 Nominees: 'Nomadland,' 'Cherry,' and More Roger Deakins ("1917") went on to win the Oscar for Best Cinematography last year after winning the top ASC film prize.  By Zack Sharf and Bill Desowitz