The filmmaker won for producing the ‘Music by John Williams’ film.

This weekend at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, Disney+ picked up a Grammy award on Sunday evening for its original documentary film, “Music By John Williams”, winning the “Best Music Film” award for its soundtrack.

On Sunday, the screenwriter, director and producer was inducted into the elite cohort when he won his first Grammy Award, with the Disney+ documentary Music by John Williams he produced earning Best Music Film.

Bouzereau, the filmmaker behind docs on ‘Jaws’, John Williams and Faye Dunaway, will direct.

What can be said about Jaws that hasn’t been said over the last 50 years? That was the big question for longtime Steven Spielberg documentarian Laurent Bouzereau.

The 38th AFI Fest kicks off Oct. 23 and runs through Oct. 27 at Hollywood’s TCL Chinese Theatres.

“Indeed, Dunaway has been called difficult and hard to work with for decades, but Bouzereau’s documentary does not try to sanitize anything.”.

The word diva is grossly overused, both as a pejorative and a superlative. Yet Faye Dunaway, the subject of a new HBO Max documentary, is a true diva.

After making documentaries on Roman Polanski and William Friedkin, Laurent Bouzereau has chosen to devote a portrait to the Chinatown star, listed in the Cannes Classics selection, in the presence of Faye Dunaway and Laurent Bouzereau.

“It was made under the worst of conditions,” the filmmaker reveals in a new book. “People versus the eternal sea. The sea won the battle.”.

John Williams, the legendary screen composer behind some of the most recognized movie themes of all time, is now the subject of a feature-length documentary, with his longtime collaborator Steven Spielberg among those spearheading the project.

Mama’s Boy nominated in the Outstanding Documentary category – 34th Annual GLAAD Media Awards.

HBO will premiere documentary Mama’s Boy, a feature adaptation of the 2019 memoir by Oscar-winning Milk scribe Dustin Lance Black, on Tuesday, October 18 at 9 PM ET/PT.

NewFest said Thursday that HBO’s upcoming Mama’s Boy, the documentary about the life of Oscar-winning Milk screenwriter Dustin Lance Black, will be the opening-night film for the New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival.

‘West Side Story: The Making of the Steven Spielberg Film,’ out Nov. 16, will feature interviews with the cast and crew including director and producer Spielberg, never-before-seen unit photography, storyboards and costume and concept designs.

Natasha Gregson Wagner is 49 years old, six years older than her mother, the vibrant, gifted actress Natalie Wood, was when she died in 1981, and that gives her pause.

Two months after a sensational podcast revisited the strange circumstances of Natalie Wood’s 1981 death, the actress’s daughter Natasha Gregson Wagner, is hoping to turn attention back to Wood’s life and Oscar-nominated career with a new documentary.

Largely lost in the legends of five of Hollywood’s most accomplished filmmakers is how they all served during World War II — and how that experience influenced their art.

“Five Came Back,” directed by documentary veteran Laurent Bouzereau and written by Mark Harris based on his bestselling book, is a compelling examination of this little-known period of Hollywood history, a great subject that gets its full due here.

Recounting the stories of five Hollywood directors who served in World War II with cameras in tow, the 2014 book “Five Came Back,” by the journalist Mark Harris, is an extraordinarily detailed account of how the men brought the war home for viewers.