‘Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain’ Review: A Fitting Tribute to a Brilliant Lost Soul
Tribeca: Morgan Neville’s absorbing documentary resurrects Bourdain’s infectious spirit — and puts it in a tragic new context.
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‘No Man of God’ Review: Elijah Wood and Luke Kirby Find New Terror in Ted Bundy’s Oft-Told Story
Tribeca: Filmmaker Amber Sealey interrogates the strange bond between FBI analyst Bill Hagmaier and the serial killer in a talky, often fascinating battle of wills.
Cannes 2021 Deals: The Complete List of Festival Acquisitions
As the festival season attempts to return to normalcy, eager buyers are expected to make some big purchases. Here’s every one so far.
New Movies: Release Calendar for June 11, 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.
Todd Haynes to Direct Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore in ‘May December,’ Set for Cannes Market
Haynes muse Moore previously starred for the Oscar-nominated director in “Safe,” “Far From Heaven,” and “Wonderstruck.”
Black Movies to Stream on Netflix Right Now
From “Insecure” showrunner Prentice Penny’s directorial debut “Uncorked” to cult classic “Love Jones,” there’s something for everyone.
MGM Snags Sean Penn’s Cannes Title ‘Flag Day’
The market at Cannes is heating up.
‘In the Heights’: Why Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Original Pitch for the Movie Failed for a Decade
As he tells IndieWire, even “Hamilton” couldn’t seal the deal for Miranda’s first Hollywood project.
‘In the Heights’ Isn’t Just Better on the Big Screen — It’s the Only Way You Should See It
There’s no two ways about it: This one thrives on the large canvas of the theater.
The 35 Best LGBTQ Movies of the 21st Century
Inventive filmmaking, groundbreaking crossover hits, and our greatest auteurs: Here are the best queer films of the century so far.
‘In the Heights’: How Cinematographer Alice Brooks Captured a Hollywood Musical on Location
The DP goes behind the scenes with IndieWire to break down how she shot the Busby Berkeley number “96,000” during a rainstorm, plus the film’s other big musical set pieces.
Deaf Moviegoers and Charity Speak Out Over Lack of ‘A Quiet Place 2’ Subtitled Screenings
“Deaf people are just as entitled to enjoy the thrill of the cinema as hearing people,” a charity spokesperson said.
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‘Wish Dragon’ Review: Hong Kong-Set Netflix Movie Makes Up in Attitude What It Lacks in Originality
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Digital Underground’s ‘Humpty Dance’ Rapper Shock G Died Of Drug Overdose
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Grey's Anatomy Alum Justin Chambers Resurfaces at Ellen Pompeo's Reunion Dinner — Who Else Was In Attendance?
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McCann: What It Was Like to Testify Before the Senate on NIL