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After Anora, Mikey Madison Will Never Be the Same
Mikey Madison’s portrayal of Anora marks a significant departure from her previous work. Discover how Madison prepared for the role, her journey through extensive training, and how she’s using her newfound platform to advocate for sex work destigmatization and women’s empowerment in Hollywood.
Sean Baker Reflects on Crafting the Profound Ending of ‘Anora’ — A Timeless Cinematic Closure
Discover Sean Baker’s insights on crafting the profound and emotionally charged ending of Anora. Explore how the film’s final scene pays homage to Federico Fellini’s Nights of Cabiria while portraying the complex journey of Ani, played by Mikey Madison. Gain a deeper understanding of Baker’s filmmaking style and his unique take on sex work, intimacy, and power dynamics.
The Cinema Group critics pick the Best Films From the 2024 Fall Festivals
Explore the best films from the 2024 fall festival circuit, including standout titles like “The Brutalist,” “Babygirl,” and “Anora.” Discover which films are predicted to dominate awards season, featuring breathtaking performances, bold storytelling, and visionary direction from leading filmmakers.
The 2024 Gotham Awards Nominations
Discover the nominees for the 34th Gotham Awards, celebrating outstanding independent films and performances of 2024. Highlights include Adrien Brody in ‘The Brutalist,’ Mikey Madison in ‘Anora,’ and the best feature films from directors like Sean Baker and Luca Guadagnino.
Anora Review: Makes ‘Pretty Woman’ Look Like a Disney Movie
Sean Baker's Anora features Mikey Madison in a career-defining performance as a young sex worker caught in a romance with a wealthy scion. With its unique blend of genres, the film explores wealth, power, and the limits of
GOLDEN GLOBES CLOSE CALLS DECIDED: ‘ANORA,’ ‘THE APPRENTICE,’ ‘HERETIC,’ ‘A REAL PAIN,’ & MORE CLAIM DRAMA & MUSICAL/COMEDY CONTENDERS
Check out how top contenders are breaking for the Golden Globes' drama and musical/comedy categories. Films like Anora and A Real Pain opt for the musical/comedy field despite dark tones, while The Apprentice and Queer are slated for drama. With a looming Nov. 4 deadline, filmmakers and distributors still have time to finalize their submissions, but the organization may overturn classifications deemed unsuitable.