On the latest episode of the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast, “Reservation Dogs” creator discusses how everything about the show, from its humor to its visual look, is rooted in a sense of place.
Familiar formulas about outsiders distinguish three great new shows. Welcome to the Taika-verse.
An unexpected career boost has provided the artist with a platform on which to counter a long history of purposefully maligned representation.
At a recent FYC event for FX’s “Reservation Dogs,” co-creator Sterlin Harjo explained the importance of interconnectivity.
IndieWire combs through another strange year of streaming and theatrical releases and rebooted festivals to pick the rising stars we can’t wait to see more of.
Ethan Hawke, “Drive My Car,” and Kristen Stewart are among other winners so far out of the Manhattan awards ceremony.
Spending quality time with your loved ones is overrated. Don’t forget your real family this holiday season: TV.
Exclusive: Seminole and Muscogee American filmmaker Sterlin Harjo chronicles a cadre of Indigenous artists as they navigate their careers.
“Media representation determines whose stories are important and whose voices are valid.”
This Indigenous American Life.
“Reservation Dogs” is kooky, hilarious, and just what you’d expect from the minds of co-creators Waititi and Sterlin Harjo.
The next few weeks will brings shows with Steve Martin, Nicole Kidman, Regina Hall, Martin Short, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Adrien Brody.
