Box Office: A24’s ‘You Can See Everything’ Scores Huge $19.5 Million Second Weekend
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's twisty look at Elizabeth Holmes saw its grosses increase from its red-hot debut.
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Watch Ali G mock Noel Gallagher’s Oasis comeback and try to kick him out of cinema
"A 50-year-old white man trying to make a comeback after 20 years
Chicago International Film Festival brings world cinema to the Windy City
The longest running competitive film festival in North America isn't in Los Angeles or New York, it's in Chicago. The Chicago International Film Festival marks its 62nd year.
Watch the ‘Buddy’ Team Explain How They Made the World Fall in Love with a Murderous Unicorn
At IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Summit, "Buddy" producer Tracy Rosenblum, co-writer Jamie King
Quentin Tarantino Surprises Fans with an Early Look at ‘The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth’
Tarantino introduced the first 17 minutes of his upcoming collaboration with David Fincher after an AFI Fest screening of "Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood."
‘Color Book’ Director David Fortune Used Ice Cold Showers to Practice His AT&T Untold Stories Award Pitch — Watch
The 2023 AT&T award winner stopped by IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Summit to explain his preparation for the biggest pitch of his life.
‘They’re Still Humans Like the Rest of Us’: Watch the ‘Everest: The Other Side’ Directors Discuss Relating to Extreme Athletes
At IndieWire's Art of the Doc event, Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin explained what draws them to some of the world's biggest risk-takers.
Yes, That’s a Wicker Penis: Inside Alexander Skarsgård’s Wild ‘Wicker’ Transformation
And yes, those are also wicker nipples.
‘Marie Antoinette’ at 20: Sofia Coppola on How the Film Almost Broke Her, the Critical Backlash, and Paying Tribute to Mom
Sofia Coppola tells IndieWire what she learned seeing her career through her late mother's eyes by finishing Eleanor Coppola's "Making Marie Antoinette."
Watch Bill Hader Explain the Many Influences That Led to His First Film, ‘They Know’
The "Barry" creator revealed details about his upcoming horror film at IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking 2026 Summit presented by AT&T in Los Angeles on Saturday.
‘Yaga’ Review: Hudson Williams’ Creepy Dual Roles Can’t Save a Witchy Mystery That’s Not Creepy Enough
A reimagining of the Baba Yaga myth (and her own play), Kat Sandler's AMC+ series follows a beat cop and a private investigator as they search a misty
Will ‘Wicker’ Be Black Bear’s First Big Breakout?
It's a year since CEO Teddy Schwarzman embraced North American distribution with “Christy.” What has he learned?
Watch Phil Lord and Chris Miller Go Deep on ‘Project Hail Mary’ Puppetry, Sandra Hüller’s Karaoke, and Making People ‘Cry About a Rock’
The co-directors offered a detailed production presentation as a keynote during IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Summit in Los Angeles.
Pawel Pawlikowski’s Historical Stunner ‘Fatherland’ Is About Far More Than Thomas Mann — It’s About Today’s Own Fissures
The Polish filmmaker, working in German with exquisite actors Sandra Hüller and August Diehl
‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York’ Review: An Old School Thief Holds on in the Age of Apple Pay
Produced under Rian Johnson’s T-Street banner, writer/director Noah Segan's New York picture breathes new life into the subgenre.
Daniel Pemberton on Scoring ‘Without a Map,’ from ‘Project Hail Mary’ to David Byrne and Elon Musk
Daniel Pemberton joins IndieWire's "Screen Talk" to chat scores in four movies, including "Ink" and "The Drama."
‘Wicker’ Review: Olivia Colman Rides Alexander Skarsgård’s Wood in Bawdy Sex Fantasy About Hysterically Horny Villagers
Eleanor Wilson and Alex Huston Fischer's second feature is a kooky sex-crazed folk tale in search of a greater purpose beyond its premise
‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York’ Added a Secret Extra Shoot Day to Break Some Location Rules
Writer-director Noah Segan and producers Leopold Hughes and Katie McNeill talk about leaning into the city's energy to create a great New York movie in the tradition of Scorsese
‘Wicker’ review: Olivia Colman’s weird wooden romcom is 2026’s most bizarre film
It's Monty Python meets 'Beauty And The Beast' The post ‘Wicker’ review: Olivia Colman’s weird wooden romcom is 2026’s most bizarre film appeared first on NME .
Charli XCX cast in Martin Scorsese’s next film with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence
She’s reuniting with the director after he featured on the ‘Music, Fashion
Charli XCX to Cameo in Martin Scorsese’s New Horror Film With Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence
The artist will feature in the gothic film based on Peter Cameron's novel, What Happens at Night
Tom Skerritt, ‘Alien’ and ‘M*A*S*H’ Star, Dies at 93
The late screen actor's credits also include "Top Gun," "Contact," "A River Runs Through It," and "Steel Magnolias."
Cinema Eye Honors Unveil Nominees for 2027’s Best Documentary Films and Series
In the first wave of announcements for its 20th annual ceremony, Cinema Eye Honors revealed the films on the Audience Choice Prize Longlist, its Unforgettables Honorees
‘Moonlight’ Turns 10: Tarell Alvin McCraney on the Film’s Lasting Legacy and That Best Picture Mix-Up
The Oscar-winning screenwriter reflects on the beginnings of Barry Jenkins' "Moonlight" — and how it led to multiple Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
‘The Hunger Games’ Producer Nina Jacobson Talks Using AI to Test ADR Lines Before Recording with Actors: ‘We Would Never Use It’ in the Film
The conversation at IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Summit also touched on the franchise's incredible longevity and resonance in our current political climate.
Artists Equity’s Amy Baer on Building a Sustainable Indie Model with Movies That Don’t Star Matt Damon or Ben Affleck
The production label's president of film and TV discusses the newly-launched Artists Equity Independent Pictures and how to apply their unique model to smaller films.
Natalie Wood’s Daughter Says Her Movie Star Mom Was Not “Tragic or Doomed…. She Had a Wonderful Life.”
Natasha Gregson Wagner was 11 years old when her mother, Natalie Wood, died
Don’t Get the Wrong Idea About ‘The Dropout’
Watching Elizabeth Holmes watch "The Dropout" in "You Can See Everything" may leave viewers questioning the merits of Amanda Seyfried's Emmy-winning limited series
‘The Debut’ Is the Go-to Festival Crowdpleaser as Jesse Eisenberg’s Musical Comedy Launches at Virginia
The Juliane Moore-starrer also just won Middleburg's Audience Award, but two hours away from the Virginia Film Festival in Charlottesville.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Neon to Present Free ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ New York City Screenings
The Oscar-contending documentary that captures a 1972 meeting of Harlem Renaissance luminaries will screen at three NYC venues, October 24 - 25.