At a time when people are wondering if big-screen epics can still afford to tell personal stories, Gray has told a personal story that demanded to be a big-screen epic.
Director Michael Engler discusses what the film’s royal visit would require and filming in places diehard fans haven’t seen before.
The sequel provides a definitive answer to a long-held fan theory that offers up key insights to two characters’ connection, including Ransone’s Eddie and Hader’s Richie.
TIFF: As she readies to debut her seventh film, the filmmaker and actress tells IndieWire about the crazy path to “My Zoe,” finding her voice, and what might come next.
The fact-based crime caper puts its female stars firmly in charge, the filmmaker tells IndieWire — a fitting twist on a narrative in need of some revealing changes.
He’s worked with some of indie film’s best directors and knew the value of Peak TV before many of his peers, but the actor tells IndieWire why he almost left the biz before his biggest project yet.
The “Ready or Not” filmmakers snuck into the offices of New Line for their early viral shorts. Those days are gone, but the DIY ethos stays with them.
“Bend It Like Beckham” director Gurinder Chadha tells IndieWire why she opted to “f**k cynicism!” with a new film that’s just cheesy enough to bring the world together.
The actress tells IndieWire about the “life-changing” magic of girl power (both on and off the screen) and why she was so excited about the now-canceled “The Hunt.”
The star of “The Art of Self-Defense” explains the self-awareness he brings to his roles, and why his creative ambition expands beyond the screen.
The rising star tells IndieWire how she went from a “no-go” audition and major nerves to stealing the show as a Charles Manson follower who charms Brad Pitt.
Lulu Wang’s personal story of an Asian American experience is a major breakthrough — but it came together after she nearly lost all hope of making the film.
