Paul Mescal Connecting with Paul McCartney Ahead of the Beatles Biopic
Mescal spoke with IndieWire at the New York City premiere of "The History of Sound."| IndieWire
Mescal spoke with IndieWire at the New York City premiere of "The History of Sound."| IndieWire
Despite opening to just $500,000 in its opening weekend, the studio believes Sydney Sweeney's 'Americana' will still turn a profit.| IndieWire
The “Elvis” star goes on a journey of a different sort in Aronofsky’s wild pitch of a film, which attempts to capture the energy and unpredictability of the Charlie Huston book it's based on, with mixed results.| IndieWire
Pay for play is a Hollywood institution that exists on a spectrum of cost and legitimacy. This production company offers members support and hands-on development for $99 a month.| IndieWire
Production designer Jean-François Campeau tells IndieWire about the meticulous research and creative crafting that went into the Apple TV+ series — and also about torching lots of taro.| IndieWire
The actress took IndieWire inside the seriocomic confrontation at the beginning of Episode 2 and compared Netflix's limited series to her first Emmy-nominated role.| IndieWire
With 236 million views and counting, the animated film produced by Sony could be Netflix's next big franchise.| IndieWire
Jay Roach's spin on "The War of the Roses" is compelling enough as a retooled story (it's truly its own thing), but it's missing the bitter pop of Danny DeVito's 1989 spin on the Warren Adler book.| IndieWire
Upstart distributor The Forge picked up the distribution rights and is planning a release for December.| IndieWire
Nicholas Colia's feature directorial debut bolsters a funny story with an enviable cast, including Melanie Lynskey, Owen Teague, Kathryn Newton, Abbie Ryder Forston, and breakout Everett Blunck.| IndieWire
Netflix is pushing "Nouvelle Vague," Linklater's love letter to Jean-Luc Godard, but France may submit Jafar Panahi's Palme d'Or winner "It Was Just an Accident."| IndieWire
The eight-episode comedy will premiere this fall and stars Sennott, Jordan Firstman, Josh Hutcherson, Odessa A’zion, and True Whitaker.| IndieWire
The Searchlight release is Cooper's third movie as a director after "A Star Is Born" and "Maestro."| IndieWire
Chloé Zhao directs Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal in 'Hamnet,' out this fall from Focus Features after playing fall festivals.| IndieWire
A year after its premiere, Hannah Peterson's 'The Graduates' is finally hitting theaters. She tells IndieWire what it took to get here.| IndieWire
Meet the filmmakers, writers, directors, and actors who broke big at this year's Sundance Film Festival.| IndieWire
Sundance: Sierra Falconer's low-key 'Sunfish (& Other Stories on Green Lake)' consists of four effervescent vignettes set on the same Michigan lake.| IndieWire
Sierra Falconer's warm and winsome anthology film is well worth seeking out.| IndieWire
Prop houses, equipment manufacturers, and caterers can't get unemployment, have no government assistance, and are incurring enormous debt.| IndieWire
With the entertainment industry on the ropes and productions moving to cheaper locales, Mayor Bass wants to make shooting in Los Angeles easier.| IndieWire
Film production in Los Angeles continues to suffer, falling to lower numbers than even last year during the strikes, according to FilmLA's report.| IndieWire
'Suits: LA,' 'Community: The Movie,' and Shailene Woodley's Janis Joplin biopic will film in California thanks to tax-credit awards.| IndieWire
Upon its release, "Avanti!" was dismissed by critics, but its leading lady Juliet Mills helps restore the movie's position in Billy Wilder's canon.| IndieWire
The divisive glam rock classic turns 50 at a critical time for complexity and camp in repertory cinema. Analysis of the alternate endings, legacy.| IndieWire
IndieWire speaks with genre directors in short film about women's healthcare and fantasy. Interviews for 'The Rebirth,' 'Feed,' and 'The Dysphoria.'| IndieWire
Interview: 'East of Wall' filmmaker Kate Beecroft on how she found Tabatha Zimiga and an incredible story.| IndieWire
The hit series from writer Dan Erikson and director Ben Stiller returns January 17.| IndieWire
'Severance' director Ben Stiller explained why he admires the speed of which 'The Bear' is made.| IndieWire
As "The Leftovers" approaches its series finale, Damon Lindelof and Tom Perrotta reflect on all those Justin Theroux dick jokes.| IndieWire
When it comes to observing the power of "Severance," one theory is that it's scratching an itch missed by "WeCrashed," "Super Pumped," more.| IndieWire
We finally got a real glimpse at Helly's Outtie life during the stressful "Severance" Season 1 finale, and boy was it a doozy.| IndieWire
"I was the one lobbying Dan," Ben Stiller said. "I kept saying, "#WaffleParty, #Waffle Party!" — because come on: you can't not have it."| IndieWire
Directed by Ben Stiller, Apple TV+ 'Severance' is excellent.| IndieWire
Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen's Apple sitcom returns for another stellar season about the other great loves in your life.| IndieWire
Former 'SNL' castmate took 30 Rock stage for third time as host with song-and-dance that cemented her "Mother" status.| IndieWire
McBride talks about using a 'stunt penis' for Goggins' naked waterskiing, and how he 'never used the same penis twice' on the HBO show's four seasons.| IndieWire
Death visits the White Lotus resort in the Season 3 finale of Mike White's HBO series, now streaming on Max.| IndieWire
Justin Kurzel and Jacob Elordi detail the physical and emotional transformations needed for their series, 'The Narrow Road to the Deep North.'| IndieWire
Jacob Elordi is riveting as a prisoner of war and love in Justin Kurzel's war epic miniseries 'The Narrow Road to the Deep North.'| IndieWire
Last weekend, a Hollywood stalwart Jonathan Kaplan passed away, leaving behind decades of impressive film and television work.| IndieWire
New Line has green lit 'Final Destination 7' as the studio enjoys horror hit after horror hit with 'Weapons' raking in at the box office| IndieWire
The team behind "Glass Onion" and "The Last Jedi" are loyal to each other — but admit that the movie always comes first.| IndieWire
IndieWire Honors: Impact Award winners Luca Guadagnino, Justin Kuritzkes, Amy Pascal, and Rachel O'Connor on 'Challengers' most iconic scene.| IndieWire
The billion-dollar producer of "The Photograph" believes "the glacier is starting to move" for black creators, but the struggle never stops.| IndieWire
Oscar-nominated Past Lives producer Christine Vachon Shares her Producing Secrets| IndieWire
Producer Mary Parent Knows How to Produce Big-Scale, Artful Movies like Oscar Contender 'Dune: Part Two'| IndieWire
The Oscar nominee explains how he became the "third leg" of the Daniels.| IndieWire
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced the newly elected 2025-2026 Academy Foundation Board members and officers.| IndieWire
Stephen Graham leads Netflix limited series 'Adolescence' from his 'Boiling Point' director Philip Barantini.| IndieWire
Owen Cooper blew Stephen Graham away while shooting 'Adolescence,' reminding him of what it felt like to shoot opposite a young Jodie Comer.| IndieWire
Director Philip Barantini and cinematographer Matthew Lewis tell IndieWire about constructing each episode of 'Adolescence' layer by layer.| IndieWire
About a 13-year-old boy accused of murder, the Netflix series 'Adolescence' subverts its genre through episode-long oners that reframe the mystery.| IndieWire
The 2025 Gotham TV Awards announced the nominations.| IndieWire
The co-creators and directors of the Apple TV+ comedy 'The Studio' on casting actors and directors like Sarah Polley and Parker Finn as themselves.| IndieWire
Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Adam Newport-Berra talk about telling the story of their new Apple TV+ show in a series of long takes, inspired by Altman.| IndieWire
Was it one 25-minute take? Where is the house? Is Seth Rogen driving? 'The Studio' goes behind the scenes of this year's must-see episode.| IndieWire
'1923' became one of the great winter Westerns. Its production designers Cary White and Lisa Ward winterized it.| IndieWire
The production designer and director behind the hit Apple TV+ comedy talk about how the studio set itself tells the story of 'The Studio.'| IndieWire
The Cats (Catherine O'Hara and Kathryn Hahn) are feasting in 'The Studio,' a new comedy series about a studio exec who just wants to make good movies.| IndieWire
In 'Social Studies,' Non-Fiction Auteur Lauren Greenfield Reveals the Inner Workings of Gen Z| IndieWire
Production designer Mark Scruton tells IndieWire about all the new locations in the first half of Season 2.| IndieWire
In 'Wednesday' Season 2 Part 1, Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) despises her newfound fame as she tries to crack a case getting (N)evermore personal.| IndieWire
The ending of "The Diplomat" certainly makes the case that this Keri Russell show can go even bigger in a potential Season 2.| IndieWire
Netflix's "The Diplomat" put Keri Russell in Theory suits and Vince tops and a Galvan London gown for reasons beyond fashion or style.| IndieWire
Greta Gerwig is a filmmaker and actor celebrated for directing films like 'Barbie,' 'Lady Bird,' and 'Little Women' and starring in 'Frances Ha.'| IndieWire
Founded in 1946, the Cannes Film Festival regularly brings world-class films to France each May.| IndieWire
A labor group for freelance workers is calling for a strike ahead of the Cannes Film Festival, saying a new policy will slash their benefits.| IndieWire
The French actress and filmmaker will bring 'Moi aussi' to the festival, as the country and its film industry continues to grapple with #MeToo.| IndieWire
"Oppenheimer" is also beating all box-office expectations.| IndieWire
Here's how to watch the 2025 Cannes awards ceremony live stream, held Saturday, May 24.| IndieWire
Juliette Binoche leads Tran Anh Hung's "The Taste of Things," which is France's Oscars submission.| IndieWire
Director Justine Triet discusses finding unusual ways to hit the beats of a great courtroom drama in the Neon film.| IndieWire
Tyriq Withers and Marlon Wayans star in 'Him' which is produced by Jordan Peele.| IndieWire
Ryusuke Hamaguchi follows the global success of 'Drive My Car' with 'Evil Does Not Exist,' in theaters May 3. Watch the trailer here.| IndieWire
