Nightbitch director Marielle Heller spoke to Awards Focus about the vulnerability involved in opening Pandora’s box of emotions and working with Amy Adams.
Amelia Warner sat down with Awards Focus in mid-November to discuss the score for Disney's Young Woman and the Sea starring Daisy Ridley.
Before joining Young Woman and the Sea, Amelia Warner had never hear... Read More...
Laura Eason has built a formidable career blending her talents as a playwright and screenwriter into captivating television narratives. Her latest endeavor as the showrunner for Three Women, a series now streaming on Starz, represents a significant new chapter in her career, allowing her to dive deep into the raw, emotionally charged terrain of female desire and resilience.
When Cillian Murphy won the Oscar for Best Actor this past March for his work in “Oppenheimer,” it felt like the culmination of a long journey: he had gone from a respected character actor to an A-list star ca... Read More...
“Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” introduces a fresh chapter in the storied franchise, bringing an emotional depth to its exploration of a post-apocalyptic world ruled by intelligent apes. The film stars Owen Teague as Cornelius, our new protagonist ape, who must navigate the balance between ape society's survival and its ideological divides. Joining Teague is an ensemble cast featuring Freya Allan (Maya), Peter Macon (Proximus Caesar), Eka Darville (Koba’s Heir), and Kevin Durand (Gunner).
Director Wes Ball spoke with Awards Focus about his creative process, the challenges of directing a legacy franchise, and how he sought to expand the emotional and visual landscape of the Apes universe. He delved into the film’s exploration of power dynamics, the evolving definition of civilization, and the personal stakes embedded in the characters’ arcs.
In her latest endeavor, production designer Ruth Ammon brings a vivid authenticity to Pachinko Season 2 (both seasons streaming on Apple TV+), transforming historical settings into immersive storytelling. Based on Min Jin Lee's novel, the series explores intertwined Korean and Japanese histories, mostly through the lens of Koreans struggling to be seen as equals since World War II. Ammon, enlisted by showrunner Soo Hugh, embraced the complexity of designing for multiple eras, locations and socioeconomic status, crafting a world that feels both expansive and intimate. Despite the formidable challenges, Ammon describes the experience as one of the most creatively fulfilling of her career.
Three years ago, we had the epic Disney+ documentary series, The Beatles: Get Back. Last year, it was a new song, "Now and Then," from The Beatles coming to life thanks to old John Lennon recordings. This year... Read More...
During Vulture Fest, held November 16-17, showrunner Justin Noble and cast members Alyah Chanelle Scott, Renika Williams, and Ilia Isorelýs Paulino teased Season 3 of "The Sex Lives of College Girls" during a playful pajama-themed panel.