‘The Janes’ Review: An Intimate and Informative Look Back at a Radical Underground Abortion Group
Sundance: Tia Lessin and Emma Pildes’ expansive and emotional documentary about the Jane Collective sheds necessary light on a very recent history.
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‘Emily the Criminal’ Review: Aubrey Plaza Is Riveting in a Pitch-Black Heist Thriller
Sundance: As the eponymous antihero at the heart of John Patton Ford’s slick and smart feature debut, Plaza continues her ascension to formidable leading lady.
A Dearth of Female Coming-of-Age Stories Led Director James Ponsoldt to Make ‘Summering’
Sundance film “Summering” deals with death, religion, homelessness, and other big social issues. The writer-director and his cast discussed it in the IndieWire Studio, Presented by Adobe.
Peter Dinklage Calls ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ Live-Action Remake ‘F*cking Backwards’
“Have I done nothing to advance the cause from my soapbox? I guess I’m not loud enough,” the “Cyrano” star said.
‘2nd Chance’ Review: A Jaw-Dropping but Unfocused Doc About the Man Who Shot Himself 192 Times
Sundance: Ramin Bahrani’s doc is a morbidly funny capitalism horror story about a body armor salesman who only cared about saving himself.
Andrew Garfield ‘Lied to People for Two Years’ About ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Role
“It felt like I was part of organizing a surprise birthday party for a bunch of people who would appreciate it,” Andrew Garfield said of concealing his Spidey cameo.
‘Am I OK?’ Review: Dakota Johnson Charms Her Way Through a New Kind of Sex Comedy
Sundance: Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne’s feature directorial debut is a warm-hearted comedy that feels relatable, even when getting very specific indeed.
‘Palm Trees and Power Lines’ Review: Breakout Lily McInerny Boosts Painfully Honest Coming-of-Age Tale
Sundance: Filmmaker Jamie Dack expands her award-winning short of the same name for an uncomfortable and very real look at growing up.
‘Sing 2’ Continues Home Domination, ‘Aladdin’ Star Shines at Netflix
“The Royal Treatment” continues to reign on the Netflix chart while “The French Dispatch” remains strong.
Ira Deutchman Tributes DuArt’s Irwin Young, Indie Hero
People forget that the arts have always required champions, and this is as true today as ever. Irwin Young was one of those champions.
France Revises Theatrical Window Rules, Giving Netflix Earlier Access to Films
A new agreement with TV networks and the French government will significantly update the country’s arcane release rules.
‘Master’ Cast and Crew on the Two-Week COVID Delay That Turned Into a Year
“I truly and genuinely believe that there are a number of upsides and advantages to having this interrupted shoot,” said director Mariama Diallo at IndieWire’s Studio presented by Adobe.
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