Here’s Why Wes Anderson’s Next Two Films Aren’t at Searchlight
Anderson financier Indian Paintbrush took “Asteroid City” to Focus and Universal International, while Netflix lured him with a Roald Dahl adaptation.
Anderson financier Indian Paintbrush took “Asteroid City” to Focus and Universal International, while Netflix lured him with a Roald Dahl adaptation.
The UK veteran of stage and screen tells IndieWire why she took the reins as executive producer on a project beloved by her pal, the late Alan Rickman.
Check out this year’s crop of foreign-language movies heading into the fall film festivals.
January’s Sundance kicked off the documentary Oscar race, while later festivals will play a key role in nabbing awards attention in a crowded field. (Constantly updated.)
Jeanell English will implement Aperture 2025, which uses Oscar eligibility as a wedge to push Hollywood to follow the Academy’s inclusion standards.
Claire Denis’ Berlin Best Director winner is one of her best, thanks to her dueling stars. Her leading lady unpacks the arduous — and fruitful — process for IndieWire.
The new Academy CEO is elevating programming czar Jacqueline Stewart to replace him as director of the Academy Museum.
Sara Dosa walks IndieWire through the process of building a portrait of married field volcanologists that explores both the mystery of volcanoes and the human heart.
Get your creamed spinach and poached eggs ready.
The Golden Globes are teetering between obsolescence and survival. It could go either way. Are they essential to the Hollywood awards complex, or so out of date that they can’t be reformed?
The Academy class of 2022 includes Oscar winners Ariana DeBose, Billie Eilish, and Troy Kotsur, and executives Scott Foundas and Dana Walden.
“As bad as it was during the era of ‘The Janes,'” co-director Tia Lessin told IndieWire, “we’re looking at something even more sinister.”