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Eliza Berman
Eliza Berman is a Senior Editor at TIME.
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The Best International Movies on Netflix
From 'Pan's Labyrinth' to 'Atlantics,' 'The Handmaiden' to 'Wadjda'
By Abhishyant Kidangoor
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From a documentary about the ACLU to a horror movie about Zoom, a reimagining of the Joan of Arc story to a comedy about a sexual awakening in Catholic school
By Judy Berman
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20 Offbeat Romantic Comedies to Watch Now
Hulu's existential 'Palm Springs' is just the latest original entry in the evolving genre. Here are more unconventional rom-coms, from 'Meet the Patels' to 'The Lovers.'
By Eliana Dockterman
July 10, 2020
'I’ve Been Waiting 30 Years.' Greta Gerwig on Getting to Put Her Stamp on
Little Women
The Oscar-nominated director on the astonishing modernity of Louisa May Alcott's 1868 classic
By Eliza Berman
December 5, 2019
'She Never Stopped Hoping.' Renée Zellweger on Judy Garland, and What the Future Holds for Women
The Oscar-winning actor on playing Judy Garland, how Bridget Jones holds up and the public scrutiny of women
By Eliza Berman
September 19, 2019
Emma Thompson Just Wants to Make Us Laugh—and Maybe Get Arrested
Emma Thompson gets serious about comedy in her new movie Late Night
By Eliza Berman
June 6, 2019
Why You Shouldn’t Stress Out About Every Tiny Parenting Decision
Economist Emily Oster wrote the modern pregnancy bible. Now she has some advice for parents of young kids
By Eliza Berman
April 26, 2019
A New Netflix Series Marks a Milestone for Disability Representation
Ryan O’Connell’s new series, 'Special,' marks a major step forward for disability representation in Hollywood. But there’s still a long way to go
By Eliza Berman
April 3, 2019
The Best, Worst and Most Totally Fine Moments of the 2019 Oscars
The night was mostly just fine, but a few shining moments stood out
By Eliza Berman
February 25, 2019
Here's Who Will Win at the 2019 Oscars
Will 'Green Book' or 'Roma' prevail? Is it finally Glenn Close's year?
By Eliza Berman
February 21, 2019
The Oscars Can't Stop Messing Up and the Ceremony Hasn't Even Happened Yet
Here's how it happened, and what to expect
By Eliza Berman
February 19, 2019
Actor Keegan-Michael Key Is Veering Off a Funny Path—Just As He Imagined
"You want people screaming at the TV," Keegan-Michael Key says
By Eliza Berman
January 24, 2019
The Biggest Snubs of the 2019 Oscar Nominations
From Michael B. Jordan to Emily Blunt
By Eliza Berman
January 22, 2019
The Best, Worst and Most Surprising Moments of the 2019 Golden Globes
Sandra Oh wins, Carol Burnett charms and the Dude abides
By Eliza Berman
January 7, 2019
Here's Who Will Win at the 2019 Golden Globes
The 2019 awards season kicks off in earnest on Jan. 6 with the 76th annual Golden Globes. The whims of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association are notoriously hard to anticipate, making predictions a challenge. But...
By Eliza Berman
January 3, 2019
Vice
Director Adam McKay on How to Laugh at Our Leaders Responsibly
The Oscar-winning filmmaker on his new dark comedy about Dick Cheney and how to laugh about our leaders responsibly What made you want to make Vice, your new movie about Dick Cheney? A friend had...
By Eliza Berman
January 3, 2019
Here Are the Best New Movies Coming Out in 2019
Heading into a new year at the movies, there are a few things we can be sure about. We can be sure that Avengers: Endgame is going to earn a box-office haul worth more than...
By Eliza Berman
December 20, 2018
The Biggest Snubs of the 2019 Golden Globes Nominations
On Thursday morning, nominations for the 76th annual Golden Globes were announced from the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles. While this year's awards season officially launched after Thanksgiving with the Gotham Awards and honors...
By Eliza Berman
December 6, 2018
Barry Jenkins Wants You to Read James Baldwin
Moonlight filmmaker Barry Jenkins makes a James Baldwin classic all too timely
By Eliza Berman
December 6, 2018
Toni Collette on Going Maternal and Maniacal for Her New Horror Hit
Hereditary
The actor talks to TIME about her buzziest performance in years
By Eliza Berman
June 7, 2018
Best Movies of 2018 So Far
From 'Black Panther' to 'Annihilation'
By Eliza Berman
June 4, 2018
All the New Original Movies You Can Stream on Netflix This Summer
From zombie survival thrillers to quaint British period dramas
By Eliza Berman
May 25, 2018
50 New Summer Movies to See in 2018
Tom Cruise jumps out of a plane, we take it back to middle school and more
By Eliza Berman
May 11, 2018
Amy Schumer Is Ready to Make More Mistakes
Amy Schumer wrote her college thesis on the male gaze. Fifteen years later, she struggles to conjure the details. Did her subjects include Madame Bovary? Some Like It Hot? Particulars aside, she's been inspecting the...
By Eliza Berman
April 12, 2018
Blockers
Sets the Record Straight on Teenage Girls and Sex
The R-rated movie challenges the conventions of the typical teen sex comedy
By Eliza Berman
April 5, 2018
John Krasinski and Emily Blunt on
A Quiet Place
, Parenting and Their One True Movie Obsession
The pair on their new horror movie's chilling parable for parenting
By Eliza Berman
April 5, 2018
A Handy Guide to the References and Easter Eggs in
Ready Player One
From Back to the Future to Space Invaders
By Eliza Berman
March 30, 2018
Chloë Sevigny on Her New Movie
Lean on Pete
and Crying at the Movies
Sevigny plays a veteran jockey who competes in low-stakes races
By Eliza Berman
March 30, 2018
The Shape of Water
’s Best Picture Win Deserves More Credit Than It’s Getting
It's not as safe a choice as many are saying
By Eliza Berman
March 5, 2018
These Are the Records Broken at the 2018 Oscars
From the new oldest winner to a first for Chile
By Eliza Berman
March 5, 2018
The Best, Worst and Most Surprising Moments of the Oscars
TIME's entertainment team rounds up the highs, the lows and the most shocking moments from Sunday night's Academy Awards
By Eliza Berman
March 5, 2018
Here's What Frances McDormand Meant by 'Inclusion Rider' in Her Oscars Speech
She closed her Oscars speech with those two words
By Eliza Berman
March 5, 2018
Who Is Eva Marie Saint? Reintroducing the 1955 Oscar Winner
It's not her first time on the Oscars stage
By Eliza Berman
March 4, 2018
One of the Best Movies at the 2018 Oscars Was a One-Minute Walmart Commercial
It was directed by 'Mudbound' filmmaker Dee Rees
By Eliza Berman
March 4, 2018
The Internet Thinks Taraji P. Henson Just Shaded Ryan Seacrest on the Red Carpet
If she did, it was ever so subtle
By Eliza Berman
March 4, 2018
Our Predictions for Who Will Win at the 2018 Oscars
Some shoo-ins and some wide open races
By Eliza Berman
March 2, 2018
Everything to Know About the
Shape of Water
Plagiarism Controversy
The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro’s fantasy drama about a woman who falls in love with an ill-fated amphibious river God, has enjoyed a gilded awards season so far. After winning the Golden Lion...
By Eliza Berman
March 1, 2018
Americans Have Complicated Feelings About the Oscars
But they've made up their minds about 'Get Out'
By Eliza Berman
March 1, 2018
How Greta Gerwig Is Leading by Example
The Oscar-nominated director of Lady Bird upended expectations with a movie about the life of a teenage girl
By Eliza Berman
March 1, 2018
Everything You Need to Know About the 2018 Oscars
It's been almost a year since the infamous envelope mix-up of 2017, which means the 90th annual Academy Awards are fast approaching. New procedures have been implemented to prevent another envelope snafu in this year's...
By Eliza Berman
February 15, 2018
People Have Accused
Annihilation
of Whitewashing. Here's How Its Director and Stars Responded
'There was nothing cynical or conspiratorial about the way I cast this movie'
By Eliza Berman
February 14, 2018
How Rose Byrne Channeled Her Inner Child to Act Opposite CGI Rabbits
The actor, 38, stars in Peter Rabbit, a new take on Beatrix Potter's beloved children's stories, in theaters on Feb. 9. What made you want to do a family film? Having children of my own...
By Eliza Berman
February 8, 2018
The Best, Worst and Most Surprising Moments of the 2018 Grammys
With one of the most diverse and rap-centric groups of nominees ever, the 2018 Grammy winners were anything but predictable, and more than a few times felt too safe. Here are the most memorable moments of the 2018 Grammy Awards
By Eliza Berman
January 28, 2018
The Oscar Nominations Prove the Academy Can Still Surprise Us
The 2018 awards season started out wide open. Way back in December, even as initial screenings of The Post had some ready to call the whole thing early, there were still a number of contenders,...
By Eliza Berman
January 23, 2018
Oscar Nominations: The Biggest Snubs and Surprises
Daniel Kaluuya and Lesley Manville are in, James Franco and Hong Chau are out
By Eliza Berman
January 23, 2018
Annette Bening on Playing Gloria Grahame and Sexual Harassment in Hollywood
Bening stars in the new movie 'Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool'
By Eliza Berman
January 11, 2018
Three Billboards
Swept the Golden Globes. Not Everyone Is Happy About That
In a season of reflection, the Best Picture winner felt regressive
By Eliza Berman
January 8, 2018
Hollywood Delivered on Its Promise to Wear All Black to the Golden Globes
Nearly all attendees wore black to protest sexual harassment
By Eliza Berman
January 7, 2018
‘A New Day Is on the Horizon.’ Oprah’s Powerful Golden Globes Speech Honors Women of #MeToo Movement
And thanks women who have spoken up as part of the #metoo movement
By Eliza Berman
January 7, 2018
People Were Perplexed by a Golden Globes Shampoo Commercial Starring Winona Ryder
The ad made a statement about her acting comeback, and also her hair's
By Eliza Berman
January 7, 2018
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