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.
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‘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.
‘The Walking Dead’: Steven Yeun Won’t Return for Glenn’s Origin Story and Says the Show Gave Him an ‘Existential Crisis’
The star of Korean director Lee Chang-dong’s “Burning” opens up about how he moved on from the popular show for good.
‘Long Day’s Journey Into Night’ Director Had to Film His 59-Minute 3D Long Take Seven Times to Get It Just Right
Bi Gan’s dazzling technical achievement wasn’t easy to pull off.
‘Hold the Dark’ Director Jeremy Saulnier on ‘True Detective,’ the Upside of Netflix, and the Power of Hyper-Violence in Movies
“The body counts [in my films] are extremely low compared to any Marvel movie, but the deaths matter more,” the filmmaker told IndieWire.
‘Free Solo’ Subject Alex Honnold on Climbing El Capitan Without a Rope and Accepting That He Could Have Died on Camera
Honnold made history as the first climber to free solo El Capitan. Here, he discusses what it was like to watch the movie of that experience.
Nicolas Cage Knows That Most People Watch His Movies on VOD, and He’s OK With That
The “Mandy” star also explains why he’s frustrated by all the internet memes surrounding his performances.
Gael Garcia Bernal Can’t Name a Single American Latino Filmmaker, and Knows That’s a Problem
The star of “Museo” spoke to IndieWire about the rising interest in Spanish-language cinema and why it matters now.
Haley Lu Richardson Has One of Hollywood’s Most Diverse Careers, But She Really Wants to Bring Back Classic Dance Films
This season, the actress stars in a Nazi-hunting drama, a “breastaurant” comedy, and a Louise Brooks biopic. She tells IndieWire her big idea for what’s next.
‘Operation Finale’: Steven Spielberg Helped Sir Ben Kingsley Portray the ‘Impenetrable’ Nazi Adolf Eichmann
In taking on another tough real-life role, the Oscar winner tells IndieWire how Spielberg and “Schindler’s List” helped guide his process, decades later.
‘Crazy Rich Asians’: Co-Screenwriter Adele Lim Breaks Down Five Big Changes from Book to Film
Plus: The one big sequence that Lim, director Jon M. Chu, and co-writer Peter Chiarelli couldn’t bear to change from Kevin Kwan’s bestselling book.
