‘Tenet’ on July 17? 6 Reasons Why That’s Far from Certain
Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” is an irresistible force that must overcome circumstances — and empty theater seats — beyond its control.
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IndieWire Promotes Chris O’Falt to Film & TV Craft Deputy Editor
The section reflects IndieWire’s continued focus on craft coverage, with Bill Desowitz serving as Crafts and Animation Editor.
Penske Media Makes Strategic Investment in LDJ Productions
IndieWire’s parent company has announced a strategic investment in the leading event management and technical production agency.
‘Spenser Confidential’ Trailer: Mark Wahlberg and Winston Duke Team Up in Netflix Action Comedy
Another day, another Netflix original movie.
AT&T’s HBO and Warner Bros. TV Lead Production Studio Tally at SAG Awards
The awards recognition is a good sign for the upcoming launch of WarnerMedia’s streaming service, HBO Max.
’See’: The Apocalyptic Apple TV+ Drama Sets the Standard for Inclusivity
Blindness consultant Joe Strechay was involved every step of the way, from working with Jason Momoa to making sure blind and low-vision actors were accommodated on set.
Edgar Wright’s ‘Last Night in Soho’ Teased as Horror With Mysterious Time Travel Twist
Anya Taylor-Joy and Thomasin McKenzie are both starring in Wright’s upcoming horror movie, but their characters are not from the same decade.
Paparazzi Drove Keira Knightley to a Mental Breakdown: ‘I Told Them I Was Going to Kill Somebody’
The twice-Oscar-nominated actress spoke frankly with The Telegraph about how the enormous pressure of 2003’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” and the hits that followed forced her to retreat from the limelight.
AMC Is Still In the Theater Business, But VOD Is a Funny Way of Showing It
Meanwhile, Melissa McCarthy goes to HBO Max, Netflix buys out movie palaces, and Edward Norton curses crappy projection. None of this makes theater chains look good.
HBO Max Is On a Roll, but Some AT&T Investors Say It Looks Like a Cliff
In this week’s IndieWire weekly rundown, a flood of deals may not satisfy AT&T investor dismay. Also: We talk to Joaquin Phoenix, Tyler Perry, Pedro Almodóvar, and more.
When the Emmys Sank and ‘The Irishman’ Soared: It’s the IndieWire Weekly Recap
Editor in Chief Dana Harris breaks down the top stories, including 25 hot new TV shows, the start of Oscar season, that ranting racist costumer, and more.
Roger Deakins Urges Criterion to Release Over Three-Hour ‘Jesse James’ Extended Cut
Deakins’ work on Andrew Dominik’s historical epic is often credited as some of the best cinematography of the 21st century.
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Recording Academy Settles With Ousted President-CEO Deborah Dugan
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Recording Academy, Former President Deborah Dugan Settle Legal Differences
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Was Jared Padalecki Truly Blindsided/ 'Gutted' by Jensen Ackles' Supernatural Spinoff News? Or Is It All Just a Joke?
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Activision Wins Suit Over Wrestler Booker T Likeness in Call of Duty Game