Michelle Williams to Reunite with Todd Haynes for Peggy Lee Biopic ‘Fever’
Williams is taking over for Reese Witherspoon, who was originally attached to star in 2014.
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Todd Haynes to Direct Velvet Underground Documentary With Killer Films
Scorsese and The Band. Demme and Talking Heads. Next great music documentary: Haynes and The Velvet Underground.
Christine Vachon Calls ‘Still Alice’ ‘The Movie That Is Sending My Daughter to College’
Killer Films reveals their biggest success story in a candid new interview.
‘Tower’ Director Keith Maitland Attached for Killer Content’s Post-9/11 Spy Story ‘Enemies Within’
The film is based on Matt Apuzzo and Adam Goldman’s book about the NYPD’s secret spying unit.
15 Great Ways Filmmakers Found Their Independence In The Last 20 Years
From technological innovation to subverting expectations and everything in between, here are the most indie-spirited moves from the last 20 years.
Sundance: 6 Tips on Surviving as a Producer, from Killer Films’ Christine Vachon and Pam Koffler
Sundance: 6 Tips on Surviving as a Producer, from Killer Films’ Christine Vachon and Pam Koffler
Sundance Exclusive: Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler’s 6 Survival Tips for Producing
Sundance Exclusive: Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler’s 6 Survival Tips for Producing
Julianne Moore Re-Teams with Todd Haynes for ‘Wonderstruck’
Julianne Moore Re-Teams with Todd Haynes for ‘Wonderstruck’
Watch: Effie Brown Talks Going Viral and Wanting a Black Female Superhero in Exclusive Video
Watch: Effie Brown Talks Going Viral and Wanting a Black Female Superhero in Exclusive Video
‘Carol’ Producer Christine Vachon on the Past, Present and Future of Indie Filmmaking
‘Carol’ Producer Christine Vachon on the Past, Present and Future of Indie Filmmaking
23rd Hamptons International Film Festival to Honor Emily Blunt, Albert Maysles And More
23rd Hamptons International Film Festival to Honor Emily Blunt, Albert Maysles And More
Exclusive Video: Mary Harron on How to Get Films Made Regardless of the Budget
Exclusive Video: Mary Harron on How to Get Films Made Regardless of the Budget
