At this point in the race, "Sugarcane" is the frontrunner for the Best Documentary Feature Oscar.

Past making a film about an underrated icon, "Luther: Never Too Much" director Dawn Porter discusses how her new film about Luther Vandross makes a statement about what artists owe their audience.

Will Ferrell talked his old pal Harper Steele into a filmed road trip, he tells IndieWire. Neither knew it would turn into one of the best documentaries of the year.

Dawn Porter will also receive the Career Achievement Award during the awards ceremony on December 5.

On the scene at the annual event, where the late Quincy Jones, filmmaker Richard Curtis, casting director Juliet Taylor, and "James Bond" producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson were honored.

The timely film is based on true stories from the Prague Spring in 1968.

The documentary about abuse in an Indian residential school received six nominations, including Nonfiction Feature and Direction.

Payal Kapadia's Cannes Grand Prix winner heads into the Oscar race without backing from India or elsewhere for International Feature.

The "Worst Person in the World" star is the face of Norway's bid for the 2025 Best International Feature Oscar. She tells IndieWire about the grueling demands of her best performance yet.

Exclusive: Tracie Laymon’s “Bob Trevino Likes It” and Dawn Porter’s “Luther: Never Too Much” won over audiences at the Virginia Film Festival 2024, which also saw individual winners in attendance like "Anora" star Mikey Madison.

A standing ovation at the Academy bodes well for the musical's awards future.

Exclusive: The Seed of the Sacred Fig," "Color Book," and more won juried prizes at the 47th edition.