“It was an amazing wake-up call that film is a director’s medium,” Portman told Vanity Fair about watching Darren Aronofsky’s horror-thriller.
Every vote counts, now more than ever.
Exclusive: The filmmakers discuss McNitt’s groundbreaking Aronofsky-produced project as it makes history at Telluride.
Edgar Wright, Kathryn Bigelow, Paul Thomas Anderson, and more have all received the Mondo treatment.
Bourdain travels to Bhutan with Darren Aronofsky and gets deep in the first episode to air after his tragic suicide.
Cinematographer Simon de Glanville shot monarch butterflies in Mexico, a water fight in Varanasi, and a rocket launch in Kazakhstan as part of the interconnected wonders of Mother Earth.
The director made the new NatGeo documentary series about Earth, hosted by Will Smith, at the same time as his controversial drama.
The “mother!” filmmaker just delivered his Keynote at the festival.
He has the floor for a full hour.
“Ex Machina” director Alex Garland has another science-fiction classic on his hands.
In late 2017, the trailblazing composer talked to IndieWire about avoiding the creative “straitjacket” of modern film composition, and completing his feature directorial debut after 10 years.
The Oscar-nominated composer died yesterday in Berlin.
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