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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...
It seemsl ike that for the last 20-ish years, and maybe forever, Hollywood operated under the assumption that IP is King.That was how you got big-name actors aboard, how you lured...
Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Movie Review – Kim Novak’s Vertigo (2025) Kim Novak’s Vertigo, 2025.Directed by Alexandre O. Philippe Starring Kim Novak, Alexandre...
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."
Primetime and You Can See Everything are both clammy, audacious awards contenders that challenge our sense of reality. Ahead of the release of his drama starring Robert Pattinson a...
Fresh out of college, he took a job as a researcher and "glorified assistant editor" on a documentary that became The Reagan Show. He clung to that project for three years and work...
The veteran director of "Alien," "Blade Runner," and "Black Hawk Down" visits IndieWire's Filmmaker Toolkit podcast to talk about his latest film.
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...
In an era dominated by visual effects and digital imagery, cinematographer David Kruta prefers to tackle the challenge of making everything feel real. For Orion, a psychological sc...
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.
The "Behemoth!" writer/director joined IndieWire's Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio for a "Screen Talk" Live podcast at the New York Film Festival.
How Lance Oppenheim cold-emailed his way into making two of the best films of the year.
As part of the role, the pair curated a selection of films that inspired their Ryan Gosling-starrer 'Project Hail Mary' and will sit for a Q&A following a showing of the sci-fi...
Hardcore cinephiles are in the middle of one of the most important weeks of film ever right now, with the 4K theatrical re-release of Ken Russell's highly controversial historical...
Last night, I went to the Academy Museum and watched Apocalypse Now: Final Cut in 4K DCP. It was the first time I had ever seen that version of the movie, and it got me thinking......
Behemoth! writer-director Tony Gilroy has directed many of the kinds of projects that are so big they need fake titles
David Fincher is one of the most exacting directors working today, demanding hundreds of takes from his cast and crew to get a version of his vision that's as close to perfection a...
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,...
Lance Oppenheim breaks down how a colonoscopy camera, clips of early aughts TV, a leaked cam-scan of "Die My Love," and Chris Hansen’s manufactured reality inspired the insane cine...
“It’s a provoking film. That’s the role of a film for me — let’s start the conversation.”
Venice: The French actor/filmmaker stars in Nanni Moretti's frothy comedy of romantic destiny, "It Will Happen Tonight," during a Venice Film Festival haunted by the ghost of "The...
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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