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‘Blue Film’: How the Controversial Camboy Drama Was Produced for Just $100,000
The story of a sex worker and his john was too hot for major film festivals, but thanks to its microbudget, it's a box-office success.
‘Nobody Wants This’ Season 3 Review: Netflix’s Fizzy Rom-Com Puts the Pop (and Pain) Back Into Modern Love
Long-billed as the series' "champagne" season, the Adam Brody- and Kristen Bell-starring comedy goes down easy. Well, mostly.
‘A Talent for Murder’ Review: Helen Mirren and Alden Ehrenreich Face Off in This Punchy Twist on Patricia Highsmith
Anton Corbijn directs the pair in a two-hander with real bite, as adapted by Joanna Murray-Smith from her devilish play "Switzerland."
Is Fan Fiction Really the Next Frontier in IP?
Fan fiction is so hot right now. At least, that’s what everyone says.
Sacha Baron Cohen defends reviving “problematic” Ali G character for new film
“All the prejudices my characters are designed to expose haven’t just lingered—they’ve metastasized” The post Sacha Baron Cohen defends reviving “problematic” Ali G character for
When VFX and Practical Sets Work Together, Sometimes You Invent New Cameras
"Whalefall" production designer Ramsey Avery tells IndieWire about the collaboration that led the filmmaking team inside the belly of a whale.
Ken Russell’s ‘The Devils’ Extends Theatrical Run Following Strong Box Office Debut
Clockwork will keep the restored version of the controversial epic in cinemas beyond its one-week engagement.
Watch ‘Man on the Run’ Director Morgan Neville Unpack Paul McCartney’s Life After Beatlemania
Neville joined IndieWire editor-in-chief Brent Lang to discuss making the definitive doc about McCarney's Wings era.
‘Possible Love’ Review: Two Married Couples Begin to Covet Each Others’ Lives in the Latest Stunner from ‘Burning’ Director Lee Chang-dong
Class conflict achieves vivid new dimension in this sprawling Netflix drama about the relationship between a rich documentary filmmaker and her blue collar subjects.
Tom Cruise to Be Honored with AFI Life Achievement Award
The "Digger" and "Mission: Impossible" star will be at the center of a gala tribute in Los Angeles in April.
‘Clayface’ Review: A Gross Miscalculation (Emphasis on the Gross)
James Watkins' gory, goopy R-rated body horror is an offbeat addition to the DCU's increasingly erratic output, but it feels much more like a curiosity than an essential story.
Neon Boards ‘NAZA’ to Expand Distribution for Documentary About Israel’s Military Strikes on Gaza
Co-directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's previous doc "No Other Land" was unable to find a U.S. distribution partner in 2024
Japanese Cult Blockbuster ‘Rex: A Dinosaur’s Story’ to Get First U.S. Theatrical Release in December
Exclusive: One of the most expensive films ever produced in Japan
Watch Ava Duvernay Explain Why the 14th Amendment Is So Much More Than Birthright Citizenship
At IndieWire's Art of the Doc event, the "13th" director explained why her Netflix follow-up contained much more than she initially expected.
Gen Z Feels ‘Doomed’ Watching AI, but Gen Alpha Feels Differently
Over 30 percent of young people feel either "doomed" or "scared" when watching AI-generated content, but a study found notable differences in age groups.
A New Australian Horror Import Imagines ‘Obsession’ from a Very Different Perspective
Film critic, author, and horror expert Alexandra Heller-Nicholas writes about taking her teenage son to see “The Only One,” and reigniting some classic Aussie horror hits and
‘Sinner Supper Club,’ a Gay Mumblegore Ghost Story, Sells to Factory 25
Shot in six days on an iPhone, the film will premiere at NewFest.
Nathan Fielder Was Not Supposed to Be in ‘You Can See Everything’
Lance Oppenheim tells IndieWire how the documentary radically changed course in the first few days of production, including Fielder deciding to co-direct, appear on camera
$1 Million Box Office Haul for ‘If I Go Will They Miss Me’ Provides a Release Template for the Smallest of Indies
The Sundance darling from director Walter Thompson-Hernandez and distributor Rich Spirit never opened beyond 251 screens but has generated enormous word of mouth.
After ‘You Can See Everything,’ What’s Next for ‘The Rehearsal’?
For "You Can See Everything," Nathan learned it from watching Nathan.
‘Possible Love’ Trailer: Two Families Are Divided by a Documentary in Netflix Oscar Hopeful
Lee Chang-dong's latest heartbreaker opens in select theaters this Friday before streaming on November 13.
‘Wildwood’ Review: Laika’s Epic Stop-Motion Wonder Lacks the Magic of the Studio’s Best Movies
"Wildwood" is the antidote to all of the worst trends in mainstream animation, but it gets lost somewhere in the wilderness between reality and imagination.
The Costumes Are Why ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’ Is a Movie Unlike Any Other
Costume designer Deirdra Govan tells IndieWire about how meticulous research and cultural love led to costumes as expressive as they are beautiful.
As It Readies for Boulder Debut, Sundance Institute Names Tracy Brady as Chief Marketing, Brand, and Communications Officer
Brady will lead the Institute’s comprehensive marketing and communications strategy as it readies for its Boulder, Colorado debut.
Alden Ehrenreich Has a Lot of Opinions About His Career — and About Steve Urkel
As the newly-minted Tony winner introduces "A Talent for Murder" to festival audiences
‘Klara and the Sun’ Review: Jenna Ortega Plays a Manic Pixie Android in Taika Waititi’s Confoundingly Awful Kazuo Ishiguro Adaptation
Leave your brain behind. Where Ishiguro whisks you away with crisp, powerful prose in his celebrated dystopian fable
12 Must-See AFI Fest Movies According to the Festival’s Team, from Sexy Gay Romance ‘Flesh and Fuel’ to Animated ‘Iron Boy’
AFI Fest programmers pick must-see features and shorts from this year's festival, running October 21-25 in Los Angeles.
WGA East Moves to Block AI Models from Training on Members’ Work with New Software Partner Cloak: ‘Give Agency Back to Writers’
WGAE members can register scripts with the program for free, while non-members can for a $10 fee.
Ryan Gosling Turned Obstacles Into Opportunities on ‘Project Hail Mary’ — with a Little Help from Julia Roberts
The leading man from one of the year's biggest hits talks about acting opposite a rock alien and why the book was like a knife in his side.