When Tom Cruise buckled in for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Legendary/Warner Bros. adventure “Digger,” shot in 35mm VistaVision by three-time Oscar winner Emmanuel “Chivo” Lubezki, Oscar […]
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Stuffed Review: A Zany and Bleakly Romantic Body Horror Musical
Succinctly put, director Theo Rhys’ “Stuffed” is a musical about a man who agrees to be turned into taxidermy — only to fall in love […]
NewFest Reveals 2026 Lineup Including ‘La Bola Negra’ NYC Premiere
NewFest’s New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival has revealed the lineup for its 38th edition, as IndieWire exclusively shares. The lineup of 144 projects representing 23 […]
‘Sacrifice’ Trailer: Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Evans Take on Celebrity
Imagine this: You’re a fancy movie star trying to stage a personal and professional resurrection after an ill-timed public meltdown. You’re inching your way back […]
‘Wildwood’ Final Trailer: Deepest Look Yet at an Epic Adventure
When Laika‘s much-anticipated sixth stop-motion feature “Wildwood” opens in theaters next month, it promises to deliver the lauded animation house’s biggest adventure yet. And, with […]
‘PULP: What Do You Do For An Encore?’: See Exclusive Clip
For those who were not among the 20,000 fans inside one of the band’s two nights at the O2 Arena last year, MUBI has come […]
Alden Ehrenreich Has Opinions About His Career (and Steve Urkel)
When I meet Alden Ehrenreich for breakfast inside a Toronto hotel, it’s way too early in the morning for this kind of music. It’s the […]
‘About a Hero,’ AI Generated Werner Herzog Documentary, Debuts Trailer
Boy, that gravely, transfixing, German-lilted voice sounds familiar. In the official trailer for “About a Hero,” Werner Herzog, or rather, an artificial version of the […]
‘Faith’ Review: Erin Doherty, James McAvoy TIFF Premiere
If “Faith,” British director Paul Andrew Williams’ new chamber drama, were a book, it might be reviewed as a monograph on sublimating grief. Or perhaps […]
‘At Night’ Review: Beatrice Gibson Adapts Alice Notley Poetry
“I am a tone of voice.” These words, presented on screen but not spoken, begin Beatrice Gibson’s “At Night.” They belong to poet Alice Notley, […]