Inside the Only Awards Event Where Adam Sandler and Timothée Chalamet Lose a Basketball Game

A rainy night became a pep rally as Adam Sandler and Timothée Chalamet talked craft, swapped stories, and got schooled on the ...

‘The American Revolution’ Review: In Divided Times, Ken Burns Trumpets a Unifying Dictum: No Kings

Much has changed in 250 years, but Ken Burns' encyclopedic study of 'The American Revolution' finds a rallying cry in rejecting despots —then and now.

‘Nuremberg’ Uses Technology to Avoid Sounding ‘Too Hollywood’ as It Recreates the Past

The sound designer, supervising sound editor, and re-recording mixer of James Vanderbilt's period drama on preserving Russell Crowe's performance ...

Inside the First Square Peg Social: A Quietly Radical Gathering for Rising Filmmakers

A carefully calibrated cohort proves that impostor syndrome doesn’t disappear with success, but community can turn self-doubt ...

Oz Perkins Needs to Break Up with Neon – Opinion

Oz Perkins needs to break up Neon after their marketing strategy across "Longlegs" and "The Monkey" tanked "Keeper." Analysis ...

‘The Things You Kill’ Director Alireza Khatami Dares Audiences to ‘Almost Leave’ His Exhilarating Canadian Oscar Entry

Alireza Khatami talks his Canadian Oscar entry 'The Things You Kill,' a moral thriller shot in Turkey that blends David Lynch ...

The ‘Frankenstein’ Costumes Required an Effort Across Continents

Costume designer Kate Hawley tells IndieWire about the monstrous level of creativity behind the clothes in Guillermo Del Toro ...

The Sonic High of ‘Sirāt’ — How the Boundary-Pushing Soundscape Electrifies the Senses

Composer Kangding Ray and sound designer Laia Casanovas tell IndieWire about their collaboration with director Oliver Laxe.

Of Course Hollywood Is Making a Labubu Movie

Sony picked up the screen rights to the Labubu toys, the miniature fad-favorite Chinese monster dolls, but no creatives are ...

‘The Beast in Me’ Review: Claire Danes’ Bloated Netflix Thriller Treats a Savage Story Too Timidly

Matthew Rhys plays a maybe-murderous, certainly-sociopathic rich dude who tempts Claire Danes into writing about him in 'The ...

‘The Carpenter’s Son’ Review: Nicolas Cage Plays Jesus’ Stepfather in a Biblically Dull Horror Movie About Growing Up as the Son of God

Lotfy Nathan's not-so-provocative Nicolas Cage vehicle 'The Carpenter's Son' makes the life of Jesus seem terrifying to ...

‘The Running Man’ Review: Edgar Wright Modernizes a Prescient Stephen King Story in a Furious Action Thriller About Totalitarian America

Glen Powell says 'no war but class war' in 'The Running Man,' the rare movie that wants to send audiences home angry — just ...