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The Gotham Film and Media Institute announced the nominations for the 34th annual Gothams, honoring 39 features and 25 performances across nine award categories: https://trib.al/su4AhPa

The Montclair Film Festival bestowed its top honor, the Fiction Feature Prize, to Payal Kapadia’s critically acclaimed “All We Imagine as Light.” See the full list of winners: https://trib.al/AiYs59O.

Samuel L. Jackson may be a real-life superhero, according to his three-time co-star Walton Goggins: https://trib.al/npk43kd.

After making history together with “Barbie,” Margot Robbie and Warner Bros. are at it again: https://trib.al/0w5S0DZ

Whether you're an emerging talent or a seasoned pro, this event is for you to learn and connect with the visionaries shaping the industry's next frontier. Register for IndieWire’s #FutureOfFilmmaking in Los Angeles, November 2: https://trib.al/eVSoFDX

With “Anora” in theaters now and Sean Baker serving as the keynote speaker at our Future of Filmmaking event on November 2, IndieWire is taking a look at the director’s filmography to determine which of his diamonds-in-the-rough shines the brightest: https://trib.al/jTFLmmG

Paul Audley will join the “Filming Outside Hollywood” panel at our Future of Filmmaking Summit in Los Angeles on November 2 to discuss the startling statistic and why productions have been not only leaving L.A. but also the U.S., and what it will take to lure them back. Tickets are still available here: https://lnkd.in/gRbfVddM

"He’s one of my favorite human beings and it was a shame how that one ended." Peter Dinklage is reflecting on working with his #GameOfThrones co-star Charles Dance: https://trib.al/FBjajIh.

Disney plans on announcing Bob Iger‘s successor in 2026. “A critical priority before us is to appoint a new CEO, which we now expect to announce in early 2026. This timing reflects the progress the Succession Planning Committee and the Board are making, and will allow ample time for a successful transition before the conclusion of Bob Iger’s contract in December 2026.”

Sarandos on Thursday’s Q3 earnings call said each of the streamer’s top 10 movies have over 100 million views (actually more than 136 million according to Netflix’s numbers) and are “among the most watched films in the world,” theatrical or not. But a massive audience isn’t all Netflix gives them.