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Column: Despite Progress, Film Industry in Europe Still Struggles with Gender Equality
When Spain's Carla Simón was awarded the Golden Bear for Best Film for her family drama Alcarràs and Claire Denis took home best director...


Column: International Oscar category brings surprises and controversies, as usual
Among the Academy Award nominations announced this week, the one that generally gets a lot more attention abroad than it does Stateside...


Feature: Malta Is Ready for Its Close-Up as a Prime International Shooting Destination
With the debut of the Malta Film Week and Awards, a generous cash rebate and an upgrade of local studio facilities, the island nation is...


Column: What the #CancelNetflix Boycott is Missing
The "Cancel Netflix" campaign and outrage over the French movie "Cuties" is misguided, in my opinion. I'll try to explain why here and offer


Column: "Parasite" Makes History at the Oscars and the Box Office
In the days leading up to the Oscars each year, trade magazines and newspapers like the L.A. Times run anonymous opinions from voting members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences about the films nominated for the industry's top awards. This year, The Hollywood Reporter published the "brutally honest" reflections of one unnamed actress who had this to say about Bong Joon-ho's "Parasite," the South Korean film nominated in six Oscar categories including best pictu


Set Visit: Behind the Scenes of HBO Europe's 'Foodie Love'
Spanish director Isabel Coixet hasn't posted to her food blog in the last couple of years, but read a few of her descriptive older posts...
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