‘Mayor’ Trailer: A Darkly Comic West Bank Portrait Through the Eyes of a Celebrity Mayor
Exclusive: Film Movement releases the acclaimed documentary about Musa Hadid, the Christian mayor of Ramallah, on December 2.
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Join Ted Hope and Christine Vachon for a Live Recording of IndieWire’s Screen Talk Podcast
The veteran producers will discuss the industry and take audience questions on Thursday at 1 p.m. ET.
‘No Time to Die’ Stunt Team Used $70,000 Worth of Coca-Cola to Pull Off Motorcycle Stunt
One stunt required the James Bond stunt team to spray 8,400 gallons of soda on the streets of Italy.
Halloween All Year Round: Why Shudder Is Still the Dominant Horror Streaming Service
From “Creepshow” to “Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula,” Shudder isn’t trying to beat Netflix, but it has become a leading niche streaming service.
Liam Neeson’s ‘Honest Thief’ Takes No. 1 at the Box Office as Theaters Continue to Struggle
“Tenet” falls to #3 as new openings show it still has life and Halloween revivals — especially Tim Burton’s — are all the rage.
With Rhonda Fleming’s Death, These 19 Hitchcock Actors Remain
The 97-year-old actress was correctly noted in her obituaries as “the Queen of Technicolor” because of her flaming red hair.
Sienna Miller Says an ‘Army of Women’ Would Come for a Director Like Hitchcock Today
Miller reflected on her portrayal of Tippi Hedren’s toxic relationship with her director in 2012’s “The Girl” as part of the Montclair Film Festival.
You Can Now Rent Out an AMC Theater for Just $99
AMC Theatres unveiled a new screening program as theaters around the country get desperate to recoup losses due to the pandemic.
Andrew Bujalski on Writing ‘Lady and the Tramp’ Remake and the Decision to ‘Lose the Racist Cats’
The indie filmmaker also hinted at his next projects during a BendFilm Festival Q&A over the weekend.
Sacha Baron Cohen Lived in Character for Five Days While Filming ‘Borat’ Sequel
Cohen took method acting to a whole new level during the making of “Borat Subsequent Movie Film.”
Dardenne Brothers Give Emotional Speech at Lumière Fest: ‘Coronavirus Is Not Responsible for Everything’
Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne spoke while accepting a lifetime achievement award in Lyon, just as France rolls out a nightly curfew.
Meryl Streep Reveals Soderbergh Shot Their HBO Max Film ‘Let Them All Talk’ in Just Two Weeks
Co-starring Dianne Wiest and Candice Bergen, the movie was also largely improvised by the cast, who built dialogue around outlined scenarios.
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Sister Sledge Song ‘We Are Family’ Gets Special Edition For COVID-19 Support
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Beastie Boys Lend ‘Sabotage’ to New Biden Ad That Highlights Struggling Music Venue
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‘Tenet’ Spurs Private Watch Party Business Boom For Cinemark Theatres
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Ratings: Supermarket Sweep Tops Non-Sports Fare, as NFL and MLB Dominate
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Atalanta Media Flips Distribution Script With Women’s Soccer Approach