Interviews
Filmmaker Interview
Her first feature was a big winner at Sundance, but as the British filmmaker tells IndieWire, she's just getting started (and definitely paying for her cinema experiences these days).
BFFs
The "Shiva Baby" duo re-team on "Bottoms," an unpredictable mash-up of "Fight Club," "Heathers," and "Friday Night Lights" that, as they tell IndieWire, might really just be a love letter to their own friendship.
Beyond Non-Fiction
Bill and Turner Ross follow "Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets" with the TikTok generation's answer to Jack Kerouac. Here, they explain to IndieWire how they pulled off an ambitious filmmaking gamble.
Thompson on Hollywood
Producer Waithe tells IndieWire how she assembled a diverse team to produce and direct the Emmy-nominated HBO documentary "Being Mary Tyler Moore."
'80s Week
'80s Week: Asked what "Stop Making Sense" looks like on IMAX ahead of A24's upcoming re-release, Goetzman replied: "The big suit… is REALLY big."
'80s Week
'80s Week: The film's only living star, David Schachter, tells IndieWire how pornographer-turned-activist filmmaker Arthur J. Bressan Jr.'s microbudget 1985 indie was the first to tell the story of AIDS from a gay-specific perspective.
'80s Week
‘80s Week: “I was going to have to rely on the thing that I felt most confident about, and which, in fact, is the cheapest: words,” remembers the “Henry Fool” director.
Interview
Her full 2023 slate includes "The Adults," "Asteroid City," and "Dungeons & Dragons." As the star tells IndieWire, it's all part of her eagerness to move from "child actress" to just "actress."
Thompson on Hollywood
The filmmaker, who rejected the MPA's NC-17 rating, told IndieWire: "The generation this film is about doesn't look at labels in the same way."
Thompson on Hollywood
"George & Tammy" could win her an Emmy. She tells IndieWire about how it all came together.
Thompson on Hollywood
Non-fiction programmer Thom Powers highlights the 2023 crop for IndieWire, from Alex Gibney on Paul Simon to Frederick Wiseman on a Michelin three-star restaurant.
Filmmaker Interview
Greta Gerwig Tells Us Some Ideas Were ‘Too Strange’ Even for Her Weird, Wild, and Wonderful ‘Barbie’
In a funny and frank interview, the director explains to IndieWire how she made sure "Barbie" didn't have "too many baby angel heads," why she very much believes in cinema gods, and the movie moment that's her self-portrait.
