‘This Changes Everything’ Trailer: Meryl Streep and Jessica Chastain in Hollywood Gender Discrimination Doc
The new documentary explores the “underrepresentation and misrepresentation of women” in the industry.
Film
‘In the Heights’: Musical Creator Lin-Manuel Miranda Joins Film Version in Small Role
The musical powerhouse will take on a small part in Jon M. Chu’s film version of his Tony-winning creation.
‘Frozen 2’: Disney Shows Off New Look at Much-Hyped Sequel, Hints at Deeper Story
At Annecy, Disney brass offered up new stills from the sequel, along with hints of a storyline more wide-ranging than previously reported.
‘Dark Phoenix’ Director Simon Kinberg on Film’s Failures: ‘It Didn’t Connect Enough With Audiences’
The first-time filmmaker offered a candid response to the critical and box office reception to his X-Men feature during a recent radio appearance.
No Strangers, Only Paradise: Meet Jim Jarmusch’s Repeat Collaborators
The aloof director’s newest film, “The Dead Don’t Die,” is full of old friends and recognizable faces.
Franco Zeffirelli, Legendary Director of ‘Romeo and Juliet,’ Dies at 96
The Italian director was also famed for his work in classic opera, and later went on to become a hardline Italian senator.
Why the 2020 Documentary Oscar Race Could Be a Bloodbath
Screen Talk, episode 147: The year is halfway over and there’s a lot more to come, but the non-fiction field is already packed.
How a Small Streaming Service With Big Ambitions Saved a Little-Seen Claire Denis Film
Marie-Louise Khondji’s curated streaming outfit Le Cinéma Club relaunches today with a long-lost Claire Denis film and a new sponsor.
25 LGBTQ Filmmakers on the Rise, From Andrew Ahn to Danielle Lessovitz
With films at Cannes, Sundance, Berlin, and SXSW, meet the next generation of queer filmmakers.
8 Things to Watch This Weekend: From ‘Paris Is Burning’ to Netflix’s ‘Rolling Thunder Revue’
The 8 essential movies, shows, and podcasts IndieWire recommends you watch and listen to this weekend, from Sienna Miller to “Los Espookys.”
Bradley Cooper Eyed to Replace Leonardo DiCaprio in Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Nightmare Alley’
Del Toro and screenwriter Kim Morgan are adapting William Lindsay Gresham’s novel of the same name.
‘Shaft’: Samuel L. Jackson’s Tone-Deaf Salute to the Blaxploitation Hero Is a Missed Opportunity
The new Shaft has been stripped of all political relevance, and is just a private “dick,” still embodying an archaic brand of black masculinity.
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Why Simon West Is Making Movies in China (EXCLUSIVE)
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Pentagon Keeps Trump in the Dark About its Cyber Attacks on Russia
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O.J. Simpson Tells Twitter Followers He Wants To “Set The Record Straight”
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Grey's Anatomy Shouldn't Give Up on Jackson and Maggie — Here's Why
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Emmy spotlight: Patricia Arquette exudes unapologetic authenticity on ‘Escape at Dannemora’
