On “Screen Talk,” we parse the popular fest favorites, hot sales titles, and likely Oscar contenders. And we grill top documentarian R.J. Cutler, who has two juicy fall features: "Elton John: Never Too Late" and "Martha."

Without the clout of “Star Wars” and “The Godfather,” it’s unlikely Paul Schrader’s impossible-to-make masterpiece gets made.

The TIFF vet predicts the festival's likely commercial and Oscar breakouts

The director of the new Netflix thriller talks about making his first — and probably last — horror film and why it's always important that he be a little nervous when embarking on a new project.

David Ehrlich and Anne Thompson found much to look forward to over the four-day Labor Day Weekend.

Who will dazzle on the red carpet this year? People's Nigel Smith runs through the big names, from Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt (not together) to “Joker: Folie a Deux” stars Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix.

The filmmaker behind "Strange Darling" tells IndieWire about starting his horror film where others end and working with first-time feature cinematographer Giovanni Ribisi.

The director of "Valley Girl," "Real Genius," and "Rambling Rose" talks about her first film, now available in a new restoration from Criterion.

Banks joins "Screen Talk" to discuss her career as an actor, producer, and director on films like "Charlie's Angels," which brought hard truths about marketing a women-led project. Plus, Anne and Ryan talk the Joaquin Phoenix-Todd Haynes disaster.

Showrunner and director Jeff Schaffer visits the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast to discuss finishing the all-time great comedy series with an all-time great episode.

Series creator Noah Hawley tells IndieWire's "Filmmaker Toolkit" podcast why he avoids standard coverage and talks about the core question at the heart of Season 5.

The director of "Albert Brooks: Defending My Life" tells IndieWire about how his relationship with comic genius Brooks led to his first "real" documentary 40 years after the mockumentary "This Is Spinal Tap."