Fresh off "American Fiction" winning the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay, a pair of films that played at TIFF the same year are ready for their awards season moment.
The sixth film in the animated franchise feels like an accidental pitch for the small screen, thanks to an oddly episodic outing that feels better suited to quicker consumption.
Just how big a fan of the Eddie Murphy comedy franchise is this first-time feature director from Down Under? As he tells IndieWire, big enough to know which film to studiously avoid when it came time to make his own.
The Spectacle Every Day: Mexican Popular Cinema festival spans films from the '40s through the '60s, with features from directors Roberto Gavaldón, Emilio Fernández, Julio Bracho, Alejandro Galindo, and Chano Urueta.
Nia DaCosta, "Blair Witch" sequel director Adam Wingard, and other genre filmmakers tell IndieWire about the lasting influence and anxiety of the viral 1999 sensation.
One of the earliest Oscar predictions folks have been comfortable making is that "A Real Pain" star Kieran Culkin will be nominated for Best Supporting Actor.
The "Kinds of Kindness" director talks about forgoing character motivation and the silly theater games he uses to get bold performances from Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons in his study of human behavior.
Speaking with IndieWire for the Criterion Collection's re-release of "Bound," the iconic action actress said she still has "hard" feelings about the Wachowskis' sci-fi masterpiece.
Celebrating the Wachowskis' debut cult classic from 1996 for the Criterion Collection, Gershon reflected on her love for "Bound" co-star Jennifer Tilly and the queer community that made them both lesbian sex symbols.
Pinky Promise Films' Jessamine Burgum and Kara Durrett want to make films with "heart, creativity, and magic." The result, as they tell IndieWire, is an enviable (and growing) slate of new features.