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'Chain Reactions' filmmaker Alexandre O. Phillipe is set to investigate the 'Vertigo' finale with new doc, 'The Fall'.
On the afternoon of Saturday, August 22, Severin Films marked twenty years by handing out cupcakes in a movie theater on Fairfax. The occasion was the 2026 Super-Shock Pop-Up Film...
"Landing in Summer 2027 – an ‘exploration’ of the greatest film of all time by the best minds in film." Today sees the launch of a new documentary experience from CREATORVC, whom D...
CREATORVC's Robin Block has had tremendous success with the In Search of Darkness documentary series, along with deep dive documentaries like The Thing Expanded and Aliens Expanded...
A hospital room became the setting for one of Alexandre Franchi’s most personal stories. His new feature, ‘L’AUTRE,’ will have its world premiere in the Centrepiece programme at th...
Peter Kuplowsky's 2026 thrills and spills film showcase has pics by ‘Universal Language’ director Matthew Rankin, Anna Biller, Eugene Kotlyarenko and Joshua Giuliano.
After spending a decade in franchises, Wingard returns with his first final cut movie: "for better or worse, the purity of my vision is on screen."
Maybe you’ve already seen Christopher Nolan’s new cinematic interpretation of the Odyssey more than once; maybe you don’t know whether you’ll ever get around to it at all. Either w...
The veteran director of "Alien," "Blade Runner," and "Black Hawk Down" visits IndieWire's Filmmaker Toolkit podcast to talk about his latest film.
The writer-director, who has defied box office expectations for the biggest global launch of his career, addresses the movie's cautionary message and the real reason why he deliver...
Steven Soderbergh has officially given the filmmaking community something totally bonkers. It's an app called Production 02074 that tracks every camera setup and day on Jaws.The ap...
The Oscar-nominated director of 'Pina' and 'The Salt of the Earth' returns to 3D for 'From Inside Out: The Architecture of Peter Zumthor,' a portrait of the Pritzker-winning archit...
With Too Much Sugar, documentarian Robert Greene has found the perfect embodiment of the moving image’s power to help us dream and survive together.
Director Jake Schreier tells IndieWire about the joys of long takes and using visuals to create a visceral sense of character.
An interview with the director of Drive, Only God Forgives, and this week's Her Private Hell.
Our guest is Sender Films’ co-founder, Peter Mortimer, who is also the co-creator & co-director of, The Dark Wizard, about the legendary climber, basejumper, & highliner, D...
The young director talks about the Gen-Z angst that undergirds his new horror classic.
The documentary, in select theaters now, is a galvanizing portrait of a flawed gem and the director brazen enough to make it The post How ‘Boorman and the Devil’ Director David Kit...
Venice: Guadagnino's epic chronicle of his filmmaking idol wends and wades its way through Bertolucci's complicated career — but where the hell is "The Dreamers"? This fascinating,...
One of the greatest surprises photography has given me has almost never arrived while I was out walking with a camera. It has arrived afterward, sometimes the same evening, sometim...
"Known for his intense work ethic, perfectionism, and obsession with breaking new ground, Steve Johnson created iconic creatures and effects for some of the most beloved horror and...
If you loved The Guest and You're Next, I know you'll be into Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett's latest creative collaboration, which is as violent as it is weird in the best possibl...
It is hard to examine “Too Much Sugar” as a Robert Greene film because it isn’t exactly one. The opening credits make this very clear: the list of names that follows the “Processio...
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