Knox, who was exonerated for the 2007 murder of her roommate, said Tom McCarthy’s film “reinforces an image of me as a guilty and untrustworthy person.”
Apple tells us that “Ted Lasso” is winning over viewers, but declines to say how many. Third-party data companies have some insight.
The animal activist and Oscar winner has called out Bearadise Ranch, asking them to retire the bears that inspired “Brother Bear” from show business.
August’s offerings include John David Washngton’s “Tenet” follow-up “Beckett” and a pre-“I May Destroy You” Michaela Coel musical-romance.
When the A24 release was postponed last year, Lowery took the extra time to work on the movie, and began to reconsider his career path.
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.
Anderson is reportedly shooting his new movie in Spain, joined again by his regulars Tilda Swinton, Bill Murray, and Adrien Brody.
The highlights of Netflix’s August release slate include “Magnolia,” “The Edge of Seventeen,” and possibly — hopefully — “He’s All That.”
Nearly a year ago Landmark walked away from its Manhattan theater. Their landlord says it’s an open and shut case for millions in damages.
Filming large scale battle scenes were not as challenging as saying goodbye to Frodo.
With decades of Brazilian film legacy potentially destroyed by the blaze, the film community explained why the tragedy was a long time coming.
Johansson says she was promised an exclusive theatrical release, and by putting the movie on the streaming platform, Disney and Marvel breached her contract.
