A narrative sequel to "Rothaniel," the provocative eight-part HBO series follows Carmichael as he navigates a new love story while straining to repair his first.
The "Seinfeld" creator writes, directs, and stars alongside Melissa McCarthy and Hugh Grant in the latest all-American obscure history lesson for Netflix.
Exclusive: Alireza Khatami and Ali Asgari's omnibus film is a satire of totalitarian stories of life in Iran — and Asgari was banned from leaving his country shortly after the Cannes premiere.
Speaking with IndieWire about his guest spot on HBO's "The Regime," the legendary leading man from rom-coms "Notting Hill" and "Love Actually" revealed he didn't know the genre had made a comeback.
Since being discovered by Terrence Malick at the age of 11, the Texas native has only expanded his range. As he tells IndieWire, there's lots more to come.
After that duplicate Jean Grey cliffhanger, all was revealed in Episode 3, where the animated X-Men endure a rollercoaster ride of emotional turmoil in their own private hells.
He'll star in and produce movies in a three-year, first look deal under his banner General Admission, which he runs with former Apple exec Jessie Henderson.
The Hulu tile on Disney+ has roughly 70,000 licensed and original titles, but not shows like "Modern Family" and "Love Island," and not for content reasons either.
"I remember I was told that Roger Ebert said that [Lynch] exploited me, and I was surprised, because I was an adult. I was 31 or 32. I chose to play the character," Rossellini told IndieWire when asked about Ebert's infamous 1986 review of…
From directors like Yorgos Lanthimos, Andrea Arnold, Kiyoshi Kurosawa, and Lucrecia Martel, these are the films IndieWire hopes to see at the 77th annual Cannes Film Festival.
Portraying the real-life Halina Kurc in "We Were the Lucky Ones," Joey King talks to IndieWire about the challenges and opportunities of telling a story about the Holocaust, now: "No thoughts, just yes."