Marc Maron Explains Why You Can’t Use Slurs in Standup and How He Became a Movie Buff
The comedian-turned-actor addresses his affinity for filmmakers ranging from Luis Buñuel to Yorgos Lantimos, as well as today’s evolved cultural climate.
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Ari Aster Breaks Down 10 Movies That Inspired ‘Midsommar,’ from ‘The Red Shoes’ to ‘Climax’
The “Hereditary” director’s new nightmare looks like “The Wicker Man,” but at its heart, it’s a breakup movie with deeper ties to Albert Brooks.
Sienna Miller Explains Why She Finally Tackled a Lead Role After Acting For 20 Years
With “American Woman,” Miller finally got the chance to step into the spotlight. Here, she explains why it took so long.
‘Booksmart’: To Play BFFs on the Big Screen, Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever Became Real-Life Besties
The dynamic duo tell IndieWire how moving in together off-screen was only the beginning of their incredible real-life bond.
How ‘Booksmart’ Writer Katie Silberman Turned a Beloved Years-Old Script Into the Movie of the Moment
A decade after the script first landed on the Black List, the high school comedy hits the big screen, complete with a smart freshening-up from screenwriter and producer Silberman.
Ry Russo-Young Found a Surprising Refuge in YA Films, But Now She’s Ready for Something New
This time around, the filmmaker tackles Nicola Yoon’s timely “The Sun Is Also a Star,” and she tells IndieWire why the genre keeps pulling her back in for more (well, for now).
Mike Mills, Alicia Vikander, and The National Made the Most Beautiful Visual Album of All Time
The story of how Mike Mills became a de facto member of his favorite band and — with Alicia Vikander’s help — redefined the visual album.
Willem Dafoe’s Reaction to ‘Aquaman’ Shows Abel Ferrera and Robert Eggers Are His Superheroes
He stars in “Pasolini” and “The Lighthouse,” but his thoughts on the D.C. Comics blockbuster must be seen to be believed.
How Amy Poehler Made Her Directorial Debut With ‘The Funniest Women in the Business’
For “Wine Country,” Poehler enlisted her very own BFFs, including Maya Rudolph and Paula Pell, to help serve up a comedy about a girls’ trip they’ve actually lived.
Why ‘Long Shot’ Director Jonathan Levine Passed on ‘Spider-Man’ For More Studio Comedies
The filmmaker once took himself out of the running for a superhero movie, but he’s coming back around on franchises. But first: another smart comedy.
Abel Ferrara Lives! With Four Movies in 2019, the Madman Returns Triumphant
The filmmaker has a busy slate and a major retrospective at MOMA this year. Here, he reflects on the rocky path to a happier life.
Rising Horror Filmmaker Roxanne Benjamin Doesn’t Want Audiences to Fear ‘Flawed Female Characters’
The “Body at Brighton Rock” filmmaker built her feature directorial debut around an unexpected horror heroine. She told IndieWire why she’d like to see more of that in film.
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From Hugh Grant to Jharrel Jerome, 2019 Emmys Celebrate a Slew of First-Time Nominees
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The First Time: Dave Bautista and Kumail Nanjiani
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New ‘An Officer And A Gentleman’ Stage Musical Announces North American Tour
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TVLine's Decade in Review: The 13 Worst Series Finales, From Entourage and Dexter to House of Cards
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Emmys 2020: Ann Dowd soars on ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ as Aunt Lydia’s backstory is explored
