The Apple TV series “Down Cemetery Road” is extremely difficult to categorize. The story of two women (Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson) who team up to […]
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In ‘The Glimmer Man,’ Steven Seagal & Keenen Ivory Wayans Fight Crime
On Friday nights, IndieWire After Dark honors fringe cinema in the streaming age with midnight movies from any moment in film history. First, the BAIT: a weird genre pick, and why we’re […]
IndieWire Honors 2026: Jokes and Gems About the Changing TV Landscape
The Spring 2026 edition of IndieWire Honors was one of the funniest editions of the event yet, with a crowd of TV’s most capable comedy […]
‘Tuner’ Sound Design — Rendering a Real Condition in Dolby Atmos
Who among us hasn’t misjudged something as a teenager? Before he was the Oscar-winning sound designer behind “Nope,” “The Zone of Interest,” “Hamnet,” and now […]
IndieWire Honors: Charles Melton Performance Award Speech
Sometimes, the measure of a great performer is their ability to sink into a role that’s completely unlike them. Other times, the job is about […]
‘Popstar’ at 10: The Lonely Island Shares Oral History of Cult Classic
A decade has passed since Conner4Real first exploded onto the scene in “Popstar: Never Stop, Never Stopping,” and a lot has changed. Created by “Saturday […]
ATX TV Festival Crowns First-Ever Indie TV Pilot Showcase Winner
The ATX TV Festival announced the winner of its inaugural Indie TV Pilot Showcase, naming Connor Paolo’s “Savage” as the top scripted entry. Written by […]
Travis Knight Made ‘Masters of the Universe’ Because He Loves It
The filmmaker has seen the internet posts, but he made a solemn promise to IndieWire: “Me, the cast, the crew, we sincerely care about this […]
Buying The Odyssey Tickets Takes Over an Hour to Access AMC’s Website
We didn’t realize buying tickets to see Christopher Nolan‘s “The Odyssey” was like getting tickets for Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour. In the race to […]
Office Romance Review: Jennifer Lopez & Brett Goldstein Violate HR
Not quite as algorithmically generic as its title would imply (though I still find something dystopian and Soylent about naming movies after subgenres), Netflix’s “Office […]