This Is Not Your Father’s Western
In the nonfiction “Bitterbrush,” two women on the range turn “cowboy” into a verb.
Thompson on Hollywood
As Sundance Faces Cutbacks, the Directors Lab That Launched Tarantino and Zhao Holds On
By staying vulnerable and not seeking perfection, filmmakers find themselves and their films. That’s one tradition that’s not going away.
Oscar Isaac Discusses His Big Year: ‘Having More Ownership of the Creative Gave Me More Energy Back’
The “Moon Knight” and “Scenes from a Marriage” actor tells IndieWire about his recent creative triumphs on TV.
Warner Bros. and DC Should Ditch Ezra Miller as ‘The Flash’ — Here’s Why
A not-funny thing happened on their way to becoming a superhero: Ezra Miller is now a toxic asset.
‘Leo Grande’ Helped Emma Thompson Accept Who She Is: ‘I’ve Judged Myself All My Life’
Only by channeling her character, she told IndieWire, was Thompson able to stand in front of her naked body in a mirror and accept herself.
Johnny Depp’s Hollywood Comeback? It’ll Take More Than His Fans
“Johnny is great for Dior ads and the occasional rock concert,” wrote one manager in an email, “but Mel Gibson status is about right.”
Netflix Movies in Theaters First: Here’s Why Ted Sarandos May Go Back to the Future
Netflix has never committed to the theatrical business, but there are some very compelling reasons (hello, Apple) why that could change.
Academy Museum Chief Bill Kramer Is New Academy CEO
The Academy is turning to the executive who successfully launched the Academy Museum as its new CEO.
How ‘Bridgerton’ Showrunner Upped the Ante with Sexy Season 2
“Bridgerton” S2 brings back a “world of excess decadence and beauty and glamor,” showrunner Chris Van Dusen tells IndieWire.
The New Boss of Warner Discovery’s Movie Studio Bears a Striking Resemblance to the Old One
Executives Michael De Luca and Toby Emmerich share the same New Line Cinema DNA, but the new boss holds a key advantage.
‘Squid Game’ Creator Planted S2 Clues ‘Just in Case’ There Was Another Season
Season 2 will mark the return of Lee Jung-jae as a wealthy survivor on a mission to destroy the Squid Game.
Brett Morgen Had a Heart Attack Making ‘Moonage Daydream’ — and Credits David Bowie for His Recovery
The documentarian opens up to IndieWire about the film — which he says is best seen in IMAX.
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