Based on the iconic DC Comics story of the same name, “Crisis” unfolds over five episodes and yes, he reached out to Nic Cage to star.
The actress reflects on starring in the horror/dark comedy from one of Britain's singular contemporary auteurs, Peter Strickland.
"Rocketman" scrambles the Elton John Songbook, while "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" uses the the playlist from popular '60s LA radio station KHJ.
There are still plenty of surprises, but it's what the show does with those tricks that makes this Netflix series a consistent delight.
Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast, Ep 100: Johnson talks Hitchcock, creating the "Walter White choice," and the joy of playing with genre structure.
We track 30 years of black films at Sundance, and this lineup is a record breaker with titles like "Nine Days," "Sylvie’s Love," and "Zola."
Exclusive: Kantemir Balagov's intoxicating slow burn is steeped in rust and green, and a twisted bond. IndieWire has the first trailer.
The latest Stephen King adaptation will premiere January 12 on HBO.
Andrew Birkin was an assistant to Kubrick on the production of "2001," and now his archive of behind-the-scenes photos is up for sale.
The lauded French filmmaker's fourth feature is her most lush and sensual work yet — it's also her most poignant. She tells IndieWire why (and how) that pain was always built into her love story.
At a recent SFFILM event, Riley told IndieWire about how the DC movie supports the same myth as "The Dark Knight Rises": "Rebellion is crazy."
The Writers Guild of America shared their nominees for the WGA Awards before next week's Golden Globe and SAG Award announcements.
