Chasing the Gold: Awards Analysis

Chasing the Gold: Can ‘Blitz’ Crash Best Sound?

The most jarring opening scene from a film this year comes in Steve McQueen’s Blitz. There was a rush of sirens, the loud hiss of water bursting out of a hose to...

Chasing The Gold: A New Contender Emerges in Best Supporting Actor, Questions Remain

More awards and nominees are announced daily, making who will ultimately earn a nomination more explicit. However, there are still a few people, some of whom have been performing well and others...

Chasing the Gold: Best Actress is Poised for Another Historic Nomination

Every crop of new Oscar nominees comes with a fresh batch of statistics and records. Many are firsts. Last year Lily Gladstone became the first Native American performer to be nominated for...

Interview: Chasing The Gold: Jason Reitman On the Chaos and Creativity of Putting On a Show in ‘Saturday Night’

Jason Reitman probably knows better than most what it’s like to be around comedians. As the son of Ivan Reitman, the director of such works as Stripes, Ghostbusters, Meatballs and the producer...

Interview: Chasing The Gold:The Fabulous Nickel Boys: Ethan Herisse and Brandon Wilson On Beauty and Darkness in ‘Nickel Boys’

Nickel Boys directed by RaMell Ross, based on Colson Whitehead’s award-winning novel has been garnering laurels already with Ross being awarded best director at The Gotham Awards and Brandon Wilson being awarded...

Interview: Chasing The Gold: ‘A Complete Unknown’: Monica Barbaro on Being Joan Baez, the Icon Who Helped Bob Dylan Become Known

You might know Monica Barbaro as Phoenix from Top Gun: Maverick. The kick ass woman pilot who flies high and keeps pace with the men. Or you might have seen her as...

Chasing the Gold: Hundreds of Real Daughters

Humans have been grappling with mortality, grieving, and making each other laugh for millennia. It takes a beautiful spark of ingenuity to let an audience accept your vision of something as old...

Chasing the Gold Interview: ‘Drowning Dry’ Director Laurynas BareiÅ¡a

The slippery, unpredictable nature of time and memory stands at the center of Laurynas Bareiša’s latest foray into narrative filmmaking. The audience can never be quite certain of where they stand in...

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