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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.
Watkins tells IndieWire about the "incredibly supportive atmosphere" that allowed him to make an R-rated horror movie that just happens to exist in a comic book universe.
She was among the few women critics when she started out in 1995, and was the reviewer for the Washington Post for 23 years.
The 'Obsession' director accepted IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Award at our Los Angeles summit, where he discussed his whirlwind year and his advice for young directors.
With Bela Bajaria and Dan Lin both out and the stock price below $70, all eyes are on what Sarandos will do to right the ship again.
Production designer Derek Jarman's sets in "The Devils," now gloriously restored, help make the past happen over and over again — now.
Director Georgia Oakley opens up about Daisy Edgar-Jones, Esmé Creed-Miles, Caitríona Balfe, and more in making the newest Jane Austen adaptation.
Exclusive: AFM will offer badge holders access to the operating system to enable filmmakers to more easily connect with buyers, financiers, and sales agents.
Stewart will continue to host the show on Monday nights, with a rotating cast of correspondents handling the rest of the week, for the remainder of Trump's second term.
The director and composer look back on their exploitation classic as Delia prepares to perform the score live at a 45th-anniversary screening at the Southampton Playhouse.
Co-director Lance Oppenheim takes IndieWire inside the extremely unusual way his collaboration with Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes documentary came together.
Prior to their tenure, Bari Weiss and Nick Bilton claimed CBS's popular news program was becoming obsolete
After less than three years at the streamer, Lin is the latest high-powered exec to exit Netflix as it reorganizes its org chart and cuts around 1,000 jobs in the process.
Composer Lukas Frank called Tony Gilroy's version of the “Behemoth!" original song “Your God Is Sleeping” a "’70s protest song." “It wasn't that lame,” joked the director at the
Marie Kreutzer's "Gentle Monster" is yet another example of how Seydoux explores the dark side of the human psyche. It could land her an Oscar nomination.
Welcome to the exciting world of box office reporting, Ted Sarandos!
Studio co-founder Chris Prynoski told IndieWire about crafting the ‘90s anime-inspired flashback sequences for the video game adaptation.
Audiences rushed to theaters as Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's Elizabeth Holmes documentary arrived shrouded in secrecy.
Producer Nina Jacobson also revealed why "Crazy Rich Asians" is getting an HBO series instead of a movie sequel at IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Summit.
“You could put 10 movies on the screen. If this was one of them
Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could that they didn't stop to think about whether they should.
Joined by Moore, the star of his latest film “The Debut,” filmmaker Jesse Eisenberg revealed to the Middleburg Film Festival audience that every scene used is his leads' "first
Infiniti stars in the TIFF premiere as a math genius whose future is threatened by an overbearing (and academically jealous) new love interest.
Costume designer Grace Snell tells IndieWire about the modern and timeless influences that shaped the Dashwood family's wardrobe.
Nathan Fielder's new film about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes blurs the lines between reality and fiction
The Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker joins IndieWire's "Screen Talk" podcast to discuss his "Musk," who the film had to leave out
Paramount's new "Street Fighter" reboot is generating as much hype for its eclectic cast as its IP. Its box-office success might be a case study in marketing through WTF casting.
Regional festivals, like the just-opened Middleburg Film Festival, attract top awards contenders — and the pundits who cover them.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppeheim's look at the Theranos founder appears to be resonating with audiences as it looks at a $7 million to $8 million opening.
"The Honorary Consul" ended the actor's hot streak at the box office in 1983 and vanished into obscurity
