Why John Wilson Used a 3D-Printed Starbucks to Critique Capitalism (and Documentary Cliché) in ‘History of Concrete’

Documentarian John Wilson tells IndieWire about how documentaries need to avoid looking like AI while telling human stories.

‘NAZA,’ Israeli Military Doc from ‘No Other Land’ Directors, Sets Speedy Fall Release in U.S.

One of the most discussed films of the fall festival circuit is set to open in U.S. theaters next month — and without a ...

Can Being a Crowdpleaser Carry ‘I Play Rocky’ All the Way to the Oscars?

Although Peter Farrelly's 'I Play Rocky' could be a TIFF People's Choice Awards winner, the film likely falls short in the overall Oscar race.

‘Youth’ Review: Sharon Horgan’s Sharp HBO Comedy Asks What We Really Have to Sacrifice with Age

Sharon Horgan returns to HBO (post-'Divorce') with 'Youth,' a mid-life crisis comedy that's as familiar as it is refreshing, ...

Aaron Sorkin Was His Own ‘Second Choice’ to Direct ‘The Social Reckoning’ — David Fincher Was His First

Aaron Sorkin on wanting David Fincher to direct 'The Social Network' followup, why it's not a sequel, & changing his mind ...

‘Monster,’ the TV Show, Devolves Into a Poor Impersonation of ‘Monster’ the Movie

Monster' Season 4 is ostensibly about Lizzie Borden, but its side-story on Aileen Wuornos shows how little the series has to ...

See Which Films Have Been Submitted for Best International Feature at the 2027 Oscars

See which films are now eligible for the Best International Feature Oscar via a country submitting them, or the film winning a top festival prize.

Mike Leigh Movies Always Start Without a Script. Watch the ‘Tender Loving Care’ Director and Cast Break Down His Unique Filmmaking Process

At a TIFF dinner co-hosted by IndieWire and Bleecker Street, Mike Leigh and Kate O'Flynn opened up about making "Tender ...

‘Best of the Best’ Pulls Off the Perfect Heist Through Its Dance Numbers

Director Lena Khan, choreographers Phillip Chbeeb, Makenzie Dustman, and Joya Kazi, and DP Adam Carboni tell IndieWire about creating dance scenes.

James Gray to Receive Directing Award at Virginia Film Fest, Where He’ll Also Join IndieWire’s ‘Screen Talk’ Live

James Gray will receive a directing award at Virginia Film Festival, where he'll also participate in a live Screen Talk podcast.

‘MobLand’ Season 2 Is Wasting Tom Hardy’s Time (and Ours)

Guy Ritchie directs the first two episodes of 'MobLand' Season 2, as the Harrigan family fights among themselves and the ...

‘The Life of Jorge Luis Borges’ Review: A Playful Five-Hour Documentary Turns the Argentinian Writer Inside Out

"La flor" director Mariano Llinás veteran with a sprawling and self-reflexive picaresque that is fascinating but frequently ...