THIS WEEK IN NEWS: Ever the traveling enterprise, iW is in Los Angeles this week to cover the upcoming Spirit and Academy Awards. In preparation for the upcoming South by Southwest Film Festival (SXSW), iW has posted interviews with directors from this year's fest.
Read More »Two American indies and three films from Portuguese filmmakers were atop a list that may become more significant in the next decade as the definition of 'distribution' continues to change.
Read More »Lee Daniels' "Push: Based on a novel by Sapphire" and Louise Psihoyos' "The Cove" were selected as the best narrative and documentary films at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival in a poll of film critics and bloggers conducted over the weekend by indieWIRE. Oddly enough, the choices mirror the results ...
Read More »EDITOR'S NOTE: Due to the indieWIRE's transition to a new format earlier this month, this poll was unfortunately lost in cyberspace. But it is now fully restored for your reading pleasure. Our apologies for the delay.
Read More »A final look back at 2008... this time featuring top ten lists from the editors of indieWIRE and industry insiders. Participants were invited to include films released theatrically this year, but each person devised his or her own criteria. indieWIRE readers are invited to post their own top ten lis...
Read More »Lucrecia Martel's "The Headless Woman" received plenty of boos at its Cannes world premiere. But the negative reaction confounded several critics, who left the festival with a more flattering opinion of the Argentine director's third feature - after her equally auspicious efforts "La Cienaga" and "T...
Read More »A total of 105 leading North American film critics participated in the third indieWIRE Critics' Poll, surveying the best in film for 2008. Voting was conducted in eight categories this month. This poll was created to continue the tradition of a national survey of critics, by calling attention to the...
Read More »indieWIRE's 2008 Critics Poll is underway, continuing the tradition of a national survey of critics by calling attention to the year's best -- and, in many cases, most overlooked -- films, providing a meaningful counterpoint to much of the year-end hoopla. Ballots from all 105 film critics that part...
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