Eliana Dockterman is a correspondent at TIME. She covers a range of topics related to culture, society, and gender, exploring themes from blockbuster movies and the film industry to the impact of the #MeToo movement and the pandemic's effects on working mothers. Eliana's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, Yahoo Movies Canada, and MSN.
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Eliana's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment, including topics such as film, television, and popular culture. The articles seem to include reviews, exclusive content, opinion pieces, expert commentary and private sector announcements.
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In exclusive interviews, the director and his stars discuss the film he's been dreaming of for more than 20 years.
By: Eliana Dockterman
Steven Spielberg has been making movies about aliens for half a century, and each blockbuster reflects the time in which it was made.
By: Eliana Dockterman
The antagonist of Toy Story 5 isn't a kid who loves ripping dolls apart or a bitter, abandoned toy. It's a tablet, a familiar foe to the modern parent
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By: Eliana Dockterman
Olivia Wilde beelines for the sprinklers, a respite from the sun on a sweltering May day in Central Park . We've logged some 10,000 steps since
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Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is the first major, modern, big-screen adaptation of one of the most well-known stories in the Western canon Greek myths seem ready-made for the IMAX treatment.
By: Eliana Dockterman
It's Oppenheimer all over again. Christoper Nolan's The Odyssey ends with Matt Damon's Odysseus, much like the father of the atomic bomb millennia
This spring, I was among the first journalists to speak with Christopher Nolan about his highly anticipated adaptation of The Odyssey . Now, the movie is out and has become Nolan's biggest worldwide opening ever
By: Eliana Dockterman
Warning: Spoilers ahead for Spider-Man: Brand New Day The Dark Phoenix will rise again. Probably. Eventually.
THIS SPRING, WHEN I SPOKE WITH CHRISTOPHER NOLAN about his highly anticipated adaptation of The Odyssey, he was reluctant to discuss the ending.
