Xavier Dolan’s Original ‘Death and Life of John F. Donovan’ Cut Was Four Hours Long
The Canadian filmmaker’s epic drama is still seeking U.S. distribution.
Film
Peter Fonda’s Five Must-Watch Performances
The 79-year-old actor passed away Aug. 16, and the two-time Oscar nominee left behind a legacy of boundary-pushing work.
Seven Director’s Cuts to Watch After ‘Apocalypse Now’
In an era where it’s easier than ever to distribute content to fans, artists are taking full advantage of the opportunity to show off their original visions.
Peter Fonda, Star of ‘Easy Rider,’ Dies at 79
The lanky actor and Oscar nominee, who became Hollywood’s face of the ’60s, died of respiratory failure surrounded by family in his home.
‘Midnight Traveler’ Trailer: Wanted Afghan Filmmaker Makes Harrowing Trek Across Borders in Sundance Winner
A winner of top prizes at both Sundance and Berlin this year, “Midnight Traveler” documents Hassan Fazili’s epic escape from the Taliban.
‘End of the Century’ Review: Love Is Ephemeral in the Best Gay Film of the Year
With hues of “Weekend” and “Call Me by Your Name,” Lucio Castro’s poignant and sexy romance will break your heart and mend it all at once.
‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ Cinematographer Robert Richardson Is Shooting Andy Serkis’ ‘Venom 2’
It will be Richardson’s first-ever superhero movie and his second time working on a Serkis-directed movie.
Here’s Your Chance to Join Karina Longworth’s ‘You Must Remember This’ Podcast
Film scholar Karina Longworth is hosting an open call for film buffs to participate in the long-running Hollywood podcast.
‘A Girl Missing’ Review: A Nurse Grows Sick of Revenge in Fukada Kōji’s’ Slow-Burning Thriller
A nurse tries to get revenge on her own bad luck in a frustratingly fractured new thriller from “Harmonium” director Fukada Kōji.
Legendary Hollywood Diva Faye Dunaway Being Sued for Calling Assistant a ‘Little Homosexual Boy’
The Academy Award winner is once again in hot water amid the unfolding disaster of her busted Broadway bow in “Tea at Five.”
A Sensitive Portrait of Working-Class African Americans, By an Italian Who Fears and Loves the South
Italian-born, Texas–based filmmaker Roberto Minervini reflects on being an outsider with “What You Gonna Do When the World’s on Fire?”
How Bruce Springsteen Musical ‘Blinded by the Light’ Makes Corniness Feel Cool Again
“Bend It Like Beckham” director Gurinder Chadha tells IndieWire why she opted to “f**k cynicism!” with a new film that’s just cheesy enough to bring the world together.
Newswire
-
‘Instinct’ Canceled After Two Seasons
-
Justice Department Sides With Led Zeppelin in ‘Stairway to Heaven’ Legal Battle
-
Kip Addotta Dies: Comedian Appeared On ‘The Tonight Show’, Was 75
-
The TVLine-Up: What's Leaving, New and Returning the Week of Aug. 18
-
Miguel Sapochnik could get a bookend Emmy for directing yet another ‘Game of Thrones’ battle
