Film
Culkin said in a recent interview at SCAD Savannah Film Festival that he had no interest in directing, but if he were, he'd want to emulate Eisenberg's style.
After being snubbed for her performance in "Till," Deadwyler is earning praise and awards buzz once again for her role in Malcolm Washington's adaptation of August Wilson's "The Piano Lesson."
Celebrating the French premiere of the film and receiving a career tribute in the process, Moore expressed her desire to keep pushing the envelope when it comes to investigating taboo topics.
Honoring one of his early roles in "The Talented Mr. Ripley," one of Law's selections includes an earlier adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel, "Purple Noon."
Obituary
Todd was considered a horror legend for his work in the "Candyman" and "Final Destination" franchises and garnered a strong following related to his video game voiceovers and "Star Trek" role.
"Juror #2" isn't an outlier: At this point, Warners has earned its reputation for deprecating filmmakers' concerns.
During his keynote address at IndieWire's inaugural Future of Filmmaking summit, Baker made the case that exclusive theatrical release windows are a necessary component of a thriving film industry.
Summer Vibes
DP Kristen Correll tells IndieWire about her collaboration with director Megan Park and creating a timeless look for coming-of-age stories.
Future of Filmmaking Summit
IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Summit held in Los Angeles this weekend discussed Gavin Newsom's proposed $750 million change to California's tax credit system and how to get it to stick.
"It's a shame the Academy didn’t recognize that."
Inner Worlds
Director Jérémy Clapin tells IndieWire about his live-action debut — and utilizing animation to create a face-off between reality and the imagination.
Thompson on Hollywood
The fantastic period vampire flick will wow craft voters — and after seducing industry audiences at a first L.A. screening Thursday night.
