Director Benjamin Ree and subject Barbora Kysilkova (“the Painter”) dive into their unique cinematic process on the latest episode of the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast.
This year’s mostly virtual event may not rely on Park City buzz, but there are plenty of promising films vying for spots anyway.
“The starting point of the movie was knowing failure was inevitable,” Johnson told IndieWire during her appearance on the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast.
This year’s lineup, accessible all across America, addresses some of the most pressing issues of our time.
Co-directors Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss break down how their film’s cinematic style captured election intensity.
With themes that range from love to fear to humanity itself, the best sci-fi movies of the 21st century all share distinctly original visions.
From “Tree of Life” to “In the Mood for Love,” IndieWire ranks the 40 films with the Best Cinematography of last 20 years.
The nonfiction filmmaker brings us inside her craft and process in creating a lyrical film about family, love, and incarceration.
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Giuliani’s defense is absurd, but what the film displays is a compromised individual who casts his wider credibility into doubt.
From chilling horror classics to spiritual modern indies, these 20 ghost stories will haunt you forever.
The vampire genre is as old as cinema itself, gushing with bloody classics galore. While there are many to choose from, trust us — these 12 vampire movies don’t suck.
