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Train Dreams Dominates Spirit Awards as Indie Night Shines
entertainment9 days ago

Train Dreams Dominates Spirit Awards as Indie Night Shines

At the 41st Film Independent Spirit Awards in Hollywood, Train Dreams swept Best Feature, Director (Clint Bentley) and Cinematography (Adolpho Veloso); Rose Byrne won Lead Performance for If I Had Legs I’d Kick You; Lurker took First Feature and First Screenplay; Eva Victor’s Sorry, Baby won Screenplay with Naomi Ackie as Supporting; The Secret Agent won International Film; the ceremony highlighted bold indie winners with a light, humor-filled tone and included a notable anti-ICE remark from Natasha Rothwell.

Spirit Awards 2026: Train Dreams Crowned Best Feature as Lurker Shines in Debuts
entertainment10 days ago

Spirit Awards 2026: Train Dreams Crowned Best Feature as Lurker Shines in Debuts

Train Dreams dominated the 2026 Spirit Awards, taking Best Feature and Best Director (Clint Bentley) while Eva Victor won Best Screenplay for Sorry, Baby and Alex Russell won Best First Screenplay for Lurker (which also secured Best First Feature). Rose Byrne earned Best Lead Performance for If I Had Legs I’d Kick You; Naomi Ackie won Best Supporting for Sorry, Baby, and Kayo Martin won Best Breakthrough for The Plague. Other winners included Esta Isla for the John Cassavetes Award, The Perfect Neighbor as Best Documentary, and The Secret Agent as Best International Film. On TV, Adolescence won Best New Scripted Series with Stephen Graham as Best Lead Performance in a New Scripted Series. Host Ego Nwodim led the ceremony at the Hollywood Palladium, streamed live on Film Independent and IMDb channels.

Wagner Moura Uses Oscar Moment to Warn About Polarization and Democracy
entertainment27 days ago

Wagner Moura Uses Oscar Moment to Warn About Polarization and Democracy

Brazilian actor Wagner Moura, fresh from a best-actor Oscar nomination for The Secret Agent, uses the moment to warn that democracy is under threat from rising polarization and misinformation, drawing lessons from Brazil’s dictatorship and comparing it to Trump-era dynamics in the U.S. He argues art can reveal truth when politics grows louder, stresses the need for firm institutions and accountability for misinformation, and discusses his career and his hopes to work with directors like Paul Thomas Anderson and Martin Scorsese.