Why Brady Corbet, Sean Baker and Coralie Fargeat Were the Only Directors Who Could Make Their Best Picture Nominees
The directors of ‘The Substance,’ ‘Anora’ and ‘The Brutalist’ offer unique perspectives to set apart their films in the Oscar ...
Front Row - Director Coralie Fargeat on The Substance, Josephine Baker's autobiography, poet Anne Carson on Elektra on stage - BBC Sounds
Director Coralie Fargeat on The Substance, Josephine Baker's autobiography, poet Anne Carson on Elektra on stage We use ...
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Why The Substance Director Coralie Fargeat Turned Down Marvel's Black Widow Movie
Can you imagine Coralie Fargeat, director of the ultra-gooey horror flick The Substance, helming Marvel's Black Widow?
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Premise of 'The Substance' lived with me my whole life, says director
Director and writer Coralie Fargeat joins Morning Joe to discuss the film 'The Substance,' which is nominated for an Oscar in ...
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Awards Whispers: voters discuss the Oscar and Bafta nominations – “a lot of the movies don’t feel as Oscar-baity”
Our panel of anonymous awards voters consider the Bafta and Oscar nominations, including the films and performances they are ...
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Cast of The Substance
The 2024 body horror film The Substance is written and directed by Coralie Fargeat. It centres on Elisabeth Sparkle (Demi Moore), a fading celebrity who uses an illegal substance that produces a much ...
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‘The Substance’ Breakdown: Everything You Need to Know About the Year’s Wildest Horror Movie
The Substance just became one of the rarest of rare movies: A horror film nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards.
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‘The Brutalist’ Takes Top Honor at London Critics’ Circle Film Awards, Zoe Saldaña Wins Best Supporting Actress for ‘Emilia Pérez’
Brady Corbet’s epic American immigrant saga “The Brutalist” has been given the top prize by the U.K.’s leading film writers and broadcasters. At the London Critics’ Circle Film Awards on ...
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Oscar predictions 2025: who is likely to win?
Film-lovers are getting the popcorn ready for next month's Oscars, as fierce competition and no clear front-runners have made this season "wild and wide-open", said The New York Times. This year's ...