Owen Gleiberman is the Chief Film Critic at Variety. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment realm, focusing on film industry insights, filmmaking, animation, and the intersection of pop culture with societal trends. Owen's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Toronto Sun, and Chicago Tribune, among others.
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Owen Gleiberman's coverage primarily consists of film reviews, with a specific focus on analyzing and critiquing movies. Given the nature of his work, he would likely be interested in engaging with industry professionals who can provide unique insights into the filmmaking process, behind-the-scenes stories about specific movies or actors, or offer perspectives that add depth to movie critiques.
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Moviegoers will be thrilled to hear that the 2026 fall movie season brings with it a fantastic sequel to "The Social Network."
By: Owen Gleiberman
It captures how the 14th Amendment restarted America, provoking a backlash that extends to today, when its freedoms are being trampled.
By: Owen Gleiberman
Jennifer Peedom's you-are-there drama reencts the first ascent to the Everest peak, in 1953, with a classicism that's bold and inspiring.
By: Owen Gleiberman
Austin Abrams gets swallowed by a whale in an unintentionally preposterous thriller based on Daniel Kraus's 2023 bestseller.
By: Owen Gleiberman
The documentary pays homage to MacDonald's prickly comic glee, even as it charts his difficult personality and his bent toward self-sabotage.
By: Owen Gleiberman
The profile of what a Hollywood executive is — the role, the methods, the priorities — is now in the midst of a transformation.
By: Owen Gleiberman
Marq Evans's fascinating movie shows us how the famous footage of Bigfoot came to be, and reveals the tawdry family saga behind it.
The Elizabeth Holmes doc "You Can See Everything" is almost certain to nail a best picture nomination at the Oscars. Here’s why it could win.
By: Owen Gleiberman
Baron Cohen plays Ali G and two other characters in what feels like his overblown version of a "Saturday Night Live" movie.
By: Owen Gleiberman
“ Fjord ,” Cristian Mungiu 's harrowing and pointedly provocative political drama, has now been open for two weeks, and I have a question about it: Where's the debate?
