SEPTEMBER 01, 2021

Telluride 2021 Lineup: 'The Power of the Dog,' Kristen Stewart, Plus Tributes to Ahmed, Campion, and Dinklage Pandemic complications may prevent some high-profile talent to attend, but festival head Julie Huntersinger says, "we've got the best movies … By Eric Kohn

September TV Premieres: 19 New Shows to Look Out for This Month The next few weeks will bring series starring Oscar Isaac, Beanie Feldstein, Daniel Dae Kim, Diane Lane, Jeff Daniels, Jared Harris, and Muh … By Steve Greene	Telluride: Barry Jenkins on Programming Movies That Challenge 'Who Gets to Stay in the Canon' This year's Telluride guest director takes a break from his "Lion King" spin-off to discuss an eclectic mix of cinephile treats and represen … By Eric Kohn

'See' Season 2 Pits Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista in a 'Kill or Be Killed' Battle Royale - and That's Enough Steven Knight's curious, daring experiment returns with a deadly sibling rivalry and violence to spare.  By Tambay Obenson	Paul Schrader's Next Film Is 'Master Gardener,' Starring Sigourney Weaver - First Details Joel Edgerton is also attached to star in Schrader's follow-up to Venice premiere "The Card Counter."  By Zack Sharf

	NatGeo Unveils Four Documentaries at Telluride, from 'Fauci' to 'Becoming Cousteau' Plus, check out the exclusive poster and trailer for "Becoming Cousteau" from Liz Garbus, as well as the trailer for "Fauci."  By Anne Thompson
	Even at the Specialty Box Office, Action and Horror Continue to Be a Big Draw for Theatrical Audiences One thing the year's top-earning blockbusters and indies have in common: it's thrills and chills that bring audiences back to the theater.  By Kate Erbland
	'Only Murders in the Building' Review: Hulu's Handsome True Crime Comedy Is a Dependable Delight Lightly parodying true crime podcasts while telling a savvy whodunnit all its own, Steve Martin and John Hoffman's comic-mystery is a finely … By Ben Travers
	'The Year of the Everlasting Storm' Review: Evocative Anthology Captures the Human Scale of the Pandemic Seven filmmakers, ranging from David Lowery to Jafar Panahi, helm seven distinct stories, each grappling through their art with the unknowab … By Robert Daniels
	George Miller Eyed Anya Taylor-Joy for Furiosa After Watching 'Last Night in Soho' Early Cut Taylor-Joy auditioned for Furiosa by reading the famous "I'm mad as hell" speech from "Network."  By Zack Sharf