Willem Dafoe on How the Pandemic Impacted His Work and Committing to ‘Hair-Raising’ Abel Ferrara Movies
The “Siberia” actor also explained his commitment to film over TV and his continuing investment in the theatrical experience.
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As Box Office Plummets for Big Summer Movies, ‘F9’ Can’t Come Soon Enough, and Theaters Are Looking to Pivot
While “A Quiet Place 2” continues to do well and “F9” has potential, some multiplexes are exploring new revenue options.
‘Nobody’: Script for Potential Sequel to Bob Odenkirk Film Is in the Works
A “Nobody” sequel hasn’t been greenlit but Derek Kolstad, who wrote the original film, is already working on a script for a second film.
Dave Chappelle Delivers a Rousing Follow-Up to ‘Block Party’ for Packed Radio City Crowd
“Dave Chappelle: This Time This Place,” from “American Factory” directors Steve Bognar and Julia Reichert, played to a packed and appreciative house.
‘Black Widow’ Might Not Be the MCU’s Only Prequel, According to Kevin Feige
Kevin Feige said that “exploring the past, present, and future of the MCU is certainly in the cards” during a recent press conference.
‘Candyman’ Director Nia DaCosta Discusses Importance of Juneteenth — Watch
“Candyman” director Nia DaCosta noted that the upcoming film has a sort of “bittersweet hope” that is influenced by Juneteenth.
Tribeca Festival Took ‘Film’ Out of Its Name and Captured the Ambiguous State of the Industry
While studio films spoke to the murky nature of the market, the first big in-person festival of the year showcased some promising work.
Rita Moreno Talks ‘West Side Story,’ Pushes Back Against Original Film’s Dark Makeup
Rita Moreno discussed her shock at being told to wear dark makeup in the 1961 “West Side Story” film in a recent interview.
Screen Talk Live: Studios and Indies Face a Daunting Future, but Here Are Some Signs of Hope
At a live event for the 2021 Tribeca Festival, Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson discussed recent debates about the film industry’s future and took questions from the audience.
‘No Sudden Move’ Review: Don Cheadle and Benicio Del Toro Have a Blast in Soderbergh’s Lighthearted Caper
Despite a puzzling historical backdrop, Soderbergh’s lightweight crime-gone-wrong story goes down easy.
M. Night Shyamalan on ‘Complicated’ Shooting of ‘Old’ During the Pandemic in Hurricane Season
During a recent Tribeca Festival panel, the filmmaker discussed the difficult filming conditions he worked through while directing his latest film.
New Movies: Release Calendar for June 18, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
As theaters begin showing signs of life and streaming and VOD options stay hefty, IndieWire is here to guide you through all of your new viewing options each week.
