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How the Audience Changed the ‘Game Changer’ Finale

Game Changer' host, executive producer, and debate moderator Sam Reich tells IndieWire about recording Season 7's finale in ...

No Sanrio Knowledge Necessary: Netflix’s ‘My Melody & Kuromi’ Is a Stop-Motion Delight for Everyone

INTERVIEW: "My Melody & Kuromi" director Tomoki Misato on turning two kawaii superstars into the streamer's next great ...

Zach Cregger Is Contemplating a ‘Weapons’ Prequel — but He Has a Lot Going On

Zach Cregger is contemplating a prequel film to his hit horror movie 'Weapons' but is juggling several other potential ...

The Cinematography of ‘The Gilded Age’ Brings the Old World Crashing Into the New

Cinematographer Manuel Billeter tells IndieWire about expanding the scale and scope of the HBO series.

‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Notches 50 Million Views in First Week, Just Behind Season 1

Is this enough to get a smile out of Wednesday Addams? The return of the Addams Family spinoff series “Wednesday” starring ...

Spike Lee’s ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ Reinvents Kurosawa in the Canyons and Subways of New York

There’s a reason why Spike Lee‘s latest, “Highest 2 Lowest” opens with “Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'” from “Oklahoma!” ...

‘Eleanor the Great’ Trailer: Scarlett Johansson’s Directorial Debut Stars 95-Year-Old June Squibb

Watch the trailer for Scarlett Johansson's directorial debut 'Eleanor the Great,' starring 95-year-old June Squibb, in ...

‘Only Murders in the Building’ Season 5 Trailer: Another Arconia Killing Gives Way to a New York Power Struggle

Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez return in Season 5 of 'Only Murders in the Building.' Watch the trailer.

‘Task’ Trailer: Brad Ingelsby’s ‘Mare of Easttown’ Follow-Up Is Another Rough-Hewn Slice of Americana

Brad Ingelsby's 'Mare of Easttown' follow-up is another brooding slice of Americana, this time starring Mark Ruffalo.

Juliet Mills Is Ready for Taylor Sheridan to Write Her Into ‘Landman’

Ahead of her Cinecon honors, veteran actress Juliet Mills looked back on a career that started with David Lean and extends to ...

‘Peter Hujar’s Day’ Trailer: Ira Sachs Offers an Intimate Look at a 1970s New York Icon

One of our favorite movies of Sundance 2025 was a quiet and introspective two-hander from director Ira Sachs that plays more like a documentary than a biopic and even clocks in at a brisk 75 minutes.