IndieWire Honors: Together, our Visionary Award recipients have built one of the season's most delightful and special series. Fifty years into his career, even star Root can't believe his good fortune with this one.
Tribeca: From documentaries about the murder that inspired William Friedkin's "Cruising" and the Apollo 13 space mission to new Sophia Takal and Drake Doremus films, here's what to see at the New York City festival through next week.
Tina Fey, Colman Domingo, and members of their 'The Four Seasons' crew discuss Season 2 of the Netflix series produced by Universal Television.
After a career spent exploring transcendent friendships sparked by music, Carney directs Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas in a story that gives the ugly side of human nature a fighting chance.
The streamer's three-part miniseries handles the aftermath of a murder case that gripped the UK in refreshingly unshowy style.
The VFX team behind 'Spider-Noir' tells IndieWire about developing digital looks to hold viewers spellbound.
Amazon Prime Video Is Publishing Its Own Netflix-Style Weekly Top 10 Lists, Just Without Any Numbers
"Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Ghost War" topped the Original Films list in its inaugural week.
Casting directors of five of our favorite shows will join IndieWire's Jim Hemphill for a conversation at Vidiots on Monday, June 8.
The event, which takes place at Vidiots Foundation on June 10, celebrates the talent behind one of Marvel's most innovative shows.
The underrated Adam Carter Rehmeier uses his strong facility with actors to help make the archetypal seem fresh and exciting.
"Backrooms" and "Obsession" are likely to kick off a rush of studios trying to sign prominent creators, but artists should be wary of what the system is really offering.
Washington appeared at a New Beverly Cinema midnight screening to discuss her work on Quentin Tarantino's Western and how it informed her career, including her current work on Apple's "Imperfect Women."
IndieWire Honors: The recipient of this year's Performance Award says the collaborative spirit behind “Pluribus” and “Better Call Saul” starts with a simple philosophy: “Don’t tell me you can’t be brilliant without being a dickhead."
IndieWire Honors: Vince Gilligan pays tribute to the collaboration and trust that makes Rhea Seehorn the emotional center of "Pluribus."
The long-time country singer, songwriter, and radio host melds fact and fiction in Katy Chevigny's (mostly true, but not totally) Nashville drama.
Nicholas Galitzine is a cosmically swole himbo in a movie about how having a big heart is more important than having big muscles, but also that having _really_ big muscles is the most important thing of all.
The 83-year-old director is backing and serving as an advisor for an AI upstart called Black Forest Labs and played with AI during preproduction on a new film.
IndieWire Honors: The sitcom veteran, who receives the Maverick Award for her grand return to NBC, says, "No, I'm an off-road vehicle."
IndieWire Honors: "The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins" creators and showrunners Robert Carlock and Sam Means share what makes NBC star and Maverick Award recipient Erika Alexander a "legend."
KVIFF marks the most prestigious European film festival between Cannes and Venice.
Exclusive: Jake Lacy, Nazanin Boniadi, and newcomer Ruhi Pal star in Nicola Rinciari's fact-based feature about a family just trying to make it work.
The "Bullet Train" director assembled an all-star cast for his latest blockbuster, which hits theaters on September 4.
The film, which also stars Dan Stevens, Alex Pereira, and Rebecca Hall, opens on September 4.
Inside the ‘Euphoria’ Finale: Sam Levinson Breaks Down Season 3’s Explosive, Western-Inspired Ending
In a wide-ranging exit interview, the creator/writer/director of HBO's groundbreaking series tells IndieWire about his creative approach and how he feels now that nearly 10 years of work are behind him.
David Robert Mitchell's big-budget suburbia-set thriller isn't hiding its dino pals. So what _is_ it obscuring?
IndieWire Honors: Ahead of IndieWire Honors, Khare's creative and life partner reflects on the ambition that made "Challenge Accepted" one of YouTube's most innovative and popular nonfiction series.
Exclusive: One of the most influential queer films from the Philippines returns to theaters starting July 10.
IndieWire Honors: The legendary actor, who will receive the Innovation Award at the upcoming TV edition of our awards show, talks blending his myriad influences into a superhero role that nobody else could have played.
IndieWire Honors: The showrunner explains that Cage was a creative partner whose artistic choices were as consistently surprising as his food orders.
In a wide-ranging interview, Wachowski talks to IndieWire about the 1996 lesbian classic and her gender transition, plus early marketing concepts for "Bound" and "The Matrix," watching her sister Lana direct "The Matrix Resurrections" without her, and more.