John Cho Sees the Future of Film in ‘Searching’ and Its Colorblind Casting
The Indie Spirit nominee is still taken with Aneesh Chaganty’s clever screen-centric thriller, but its forward-thinking goes beyond just cool technology.
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John Krasinski Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop Making Noise About ‘A Quiet Place’
The filmmaker and actor tried something different for his third directorial outing: a genre film. It’s paid off, and could carry him all the way to the Oscars.
Ben Foster Loses Himself in His Roles, and ‘Leave No Trace’ Allowed Him to Disappear
After more than two decades in Hollywood, the actor tells IndieWire he has hit upon a formula for professional satisfaction.
Julian Schnabel Spent His Whole Life Preparing to Make His Most Personal Movie
As Schnabel shows off his West Village home, he explains the intimate roots of his Vincent Van Gogh biopic, “At Eternity’s Gate.”
Alex Winter Survived Sexual Assault and Hollywood Exploitation By Becoming a Documentary Filmmaker
With his latest movies, Winter has found his groove as a non-fiction storyteller, and his current fixations come from a personal place.
Spike Lee Responds to Pittsburgh Shooting and Other Domestic Terrorism: ‘I’m Not Happy About Being Right’
Lee also spoke to IndieWire about the success of “Black Panther” and why he remains a committed film school professor.
Lucas Hedges Is Having His Best Year Yet. Now If Only He Could Stop Stressing Out.
With “Boy Erased” opening this week, the busy actor unpacks his stresses to IndieWire, from getting close to tough roles to avoiding Daniel Day-Lewis comparisons, and only getting better with every part.
Oliver Stone Says Hollywood Movies Are ‘Jingoistic’ and ‘Pro-American,’ So He’s Stopped Trying to Make Them
For the 10th anniversary of “W.,” the filmmaker assess the challenges he faces in making movies that criticize the country.
Carey Mulligan Thrives In Discomfort: The ‘Wildlife’ Star Explains Her Interest in ‘The Messiness of Women’
The “Wildlife” star thrives in discomfort, and brings that power to the forefront for her finest role to date.
Oscar Isaac Responds to ‘Life Itself’ Backlash: ‘It’s Some of the Better Work That I’ve Done’
The Dan Fogelman movie may not have pleased critics, but Isaac told IndieWire that his performance came from a deeply personal place.
‘Beautiful Boy’: Timothée Chalamet Aims for Another Oscar Nomination by Transforming Himself and the Addiction Genre
A year after earning his first Oscar nomination (and a legion of dedicated fans), the young actor slips inside another intimate and demanding role.
Kathryn Hahn, Two Decades Into Her Career, Is Getting the ‘Juiciest and Most Complicated’ Roles of Her Life
The actress tells IndieWire about the intimate drama “Private Life,” and opens up about the advice she’d offer her own younger self.
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Film Review: ‘Nona’
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Paul Ryan Wants More Immigrants, as Long as They Look Like Him
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Michael Weatherly’s Former ‘NCIS’ Co-Stars Defend Him After Eliza Dushku’s Sexual Harassment Claims
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Did Counterpart Reveal Management's Face? Plus, Where Is Our Howard?
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Can ‘Black Panther’ cast win at SAG Awards without any individual acting nominations? It’s happened before — twice!
