John Wilson’s ‘The History of Concrete’ Crosses $2 Million at Box Office, Becoming a Major Documentary Hit for Magnolia
The absurdist look at urbanism and architecture is one of the best-performing indie docs of the year.
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American Black Film Festival Expands Into Theatrical Distribution with Launch of ABFF97
Exclusive: The new distribution arm will partner with AMC Theatres to create a theatrical pathway for more independent films.
How to Build a ‘Friday the 13th’ Prequel: Blood Bags, Old-School Paranoia, and Linda Cardellini as Pamela Voorhees
Star Cardellini and showrunner Brad Caleb Kane scare up a hell of a good "Friday the 13th" prequel
The New ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Introduces a Different Marianne Dashwood, and a Breakout Star in Esmé Creed-Miles
Part punk-rock, part wild child, all heart, Creed-Miles brings new life to the lovesick middle sister in Georgia Oakley's stunning new take on the Jane Austen classic
‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Trailer: Paul Thomas Anderson Films the Geese Frontman in 35mm
The concert film will screen across the country as part of a roadshow beginning on November 20.
New ‘Avatar’ Projects Are Everywhere — but the Best One Succeeds by Leaving ‘The Last Airbender’ Behind
The latest entry into Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko's fantasy series is the first that takes any baby steps away from its IP anchor point.
Has Hollywood Softened Toward Netflix?
As "La Bola Negra" opens in theaters for a 47-day run, the Spanish Oscar entry is not only the frontrunner for Best International Feature
‘Animals’ Makes Drone Photography Look Forgettable, but It Doesn’t Need to Be
IndieWire spoke with a couple of shooters (positive) about the (negative) overuse of drone cinematography.
‘Girls’ Is Back: Lena Dunham and Full Cast to Reunite for Five-Episode Limited Series Revival for HBO
Dunham, Alison Williams, Jemima Kirke, Zosia Mamet, and Andrew Rannells will all reprise their roles a decade after the seminal series' series finale.
Marvel Television’s ‘VisionQuest’: Paul Bettany and James Spader on Vision’s Journey of Self-Discovery
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Audiences Want to See Documentaries About Gaza, Israel, and Palestine — Why Are Distributors Still Scared?
It's not just "NAZA" and "No Other Land" that have self-distributed
‘The Magician’s Nephew’ Trailer: A Stairway to Narnia as Only Greta Gerwig Could Build It
Greta Gerwig's adaptation of the C.S. Lewis fantasy series roars to life — with a little help from Led Zeppelin.
The Bay Theater in Palisades Village, Closed Since the LA Wildfires, Will Reopen Thanks to Paramount and Rick Caruso
The Lot, a luxury dine-in theater chain, will operate the new venue with a reopening planned for later this year.
IndieWire Hires J. Kim Murphy as Film and Media Reporter
The award-winning journalist previously worked at Variety and TheWrap and will report on indie studios, filmmakers, and the media business.
’14th’ Leads 2026 Critics Choice Documentary Award Nominations
Ava DuVernay’s “14th" leads nominations for the Critics Choice Documentary Awards happening on Sunday, November 8, 2026 at The Edison Ballroom in Manhattan.
‘Sense and Sensibility’ Review: Daisy Edgar-Jones and George MacKay Suffuse an Unfussy Jane Austen Adaptation with Earthly Sensuality
Filmmaker Georgia Oakley sticks to the text to often swoony results in an adaptation that may not compare to Ang Lee's
‘Crystal Lake’ Review: Over-the-Top Kills Succumb to an Underbaked Story in A24’s ‘Friday the 13th’ Prequel
A new contender for the most maddening use of a penultimate flashback episode emerges in "Crystal Lake," Brad Caleb Kane's Voorhees family origin story that asks where the
Meet Terry Matalas, the New King of Sci-Fi TV
The showrunner behind “12 Monkeys,” the third season of “Star Trek: Picard,” and the upcoming MCU series “VisionQuest” has been steeped in the genre since childhood
Michael Douglas on His Affair and Legal Battle with Kathleen Turner, and Nearly Landing in Moroccan Jail During ‘Jewel of the Nile’
To celebrate the release of his new memoir, the actor/producer regaled an American Cinematheque crowd with tales of making movies — including the 1985 "Romancing the Stone"
Jacob Tierney Created the Smash Hit Series ‘Heated Rivalry’ — Then He Wrote a Book About It
The “Heated Rivalry” TV creator tells IndieWire about his scriptwriting process, breaks down key scenes
‘Hunger Games’ and ‘Love Story’ Producers Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson to Speak at IndieWire’s Future of Filmmaking Summit
The partners behind Color Force will offer their industry insights at our Los Angeles event on October 17.
‘There Will Never Be Another Like RJ Mitte’: Fellow Actors Remember the Late ‘Breaking Bad’ Star
The actor and disability advocate best known for playing Walter White Jr. on "Breaking Bad" tragically died at the age of 34.
‘A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra’ Review: A Cosmic and Magnificent Coming-of-Age Movie Defies Expectations at Every Turn
New York Film Festival: Jacqueline Lentzou’s slim but remarkable second feature reminds us that movies can be anything.
‘VisionQuest’ Review: Marvel’s Tedious Bad-Dad Drama Series Ends a Shortsighted Era of MCU TV
When his missing son reemerges, an AI-powered synthetic super-being (played by Paul Bettany) suffers an existential crisis in another Marvel series that
‘Being Heumann’ Trailer: Siân Heder’s ‘CODA’ Follow-Up Is a Rousing Biopic About a True American Hero
The TIFF opener features Ruth Madeley in a star-making performance as the indelible disability rights activist Judy Heumann.
Sebastian Stan on ‘Batman: Part II,’ the Political Message of ‘Fjord,’ and Transforming Himself on Screen
The once and future Avenger tells IndieWire about going bald to play a religious father battling the state in "Fjord."
Meet the Breakout Talents of the 2026 Fall Film Festivals
From Venice to Telluride, TIFF to NYFF, this year's fall season has introduced (and, in some cases, re introduced) us to some ferocious talents we cannot wait to see more of
‘Artemis Fowl’ Series Greenlit for Disney Channel and Disney+
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‘Other Mommy’ Scared Up $27.5 Million with Marketing Better Than the Movie. What Now?
A viral trailer attached to Christopher Nolan’s "The Odyssey" turned Jessica Chastain into a popular horror meme months before Blumhouse’s latest film earned a D+ CinemaScore in
Why Seeing ‘Digger’ in VistaVision Could Change Your Mind About the Tom Cruise Box Office Flop
Like "One Battle After Another" and "Bugonia," Alejandro G. Iñárritu's latest provocation was shot in the format Alfred Hitchcock favored