Submissions are due by January 19th and the winners will be announced on February 7th.

Trevorrow's return to small-scale filmmaking has the look of a late-season favorite for the big awards.

This week's new releases include one of the greatest TV shows in history and one of 2015's biggest disappointments.

Con artist comedy ‘Focus,’ starring Will Smith, easily claims first place on slow winter weekend. New horror release ‘The Lazarus Effect’ earns $10.6 million in fifth place.

The Power Rangers get a violent short film, we say goodbye to Parks and Recreation, and I think you should watch Frank as soon as time allows. All this and more in this week's Top 5.

Will Smith is back in first place with the romantic caper ‘Focus,’ though with slightly less box office muscle than he was once accustomed to. PG-13 horror pic ‘The Lazarus Effect’ exceeds modest expectations with a second-place finish on Friday.

Glenn Ficarra and John Requa's film about a couple of confidence artists is all confidence and no artistry.

The actors discuss embracing the sexiness of the material, how the failure of 'After Earth' impacted Smith, the allure of playing Harley Quinn in 'Suicide Squad' for Robbie, and more.

From 'Crazy, Stupid, Love' directors Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, the film starring Will Smith and Margot Robbie opens February 27th.

"There's a science to getting people to trust you," says Will Smith's character while holding a clipboard, microscope, and Erlenmeyer flask.