The American Film Institute is now accepting applicants for its storied AFI DWW+ program for the class of 2028, as IndieWire exclusively shares. As of July 13, applications are […]
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Is ‘Moana’ a Sign Disney’s Live-Action Remakes Have Run Their Course?
Part of the appeal of doing a live-action remake or a legacy-quel or reboot of some kind is that there’s a streaming bump. The original […]
‘Gail Daughtry’: ‘The Wizard of Oz’ and ‘Mad Men’ Connection Explained
The absurdist comedy of director David Wain has long been associated with the sketch comedy of The State, with members of the ‘90s alt comedy […]
‘The Vampire Lestat’ Episode 6 Spoilers: Stars Break Down the Episode
Editor’s Note: The following story contains spoilers for “The Vampire Lestat,” Episode 6. Over the last few months, “The Vampire Lestat” — AMC’s latest lusty […]
‘Digger’ Trailer: Tom Cruise Stars in Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Comedy
When Tom Cruise got an early look at “Amores Perros” before it premiered at Cannes in 2000, he knew he wanted to work with director […]
Why ‘The Invite’ Is a Great Example of How to Use Limited Space
[Editor’s note: The following interview contains some spoilers for “The Invite.”] With the exception of the opening credit sequence, director Olivia Wilde’s “The Invite” takes […]
Why ‘Industry’ Got Robbed at the Emmys, and More Analysis
The 2026 Primetime Emmy nominations dropped this week — and IndieWire’s “Screen Talk” podcast is here to break down who and what was most and […]
Letterboxd Sale Talks Are Heating Up
Letterboxd, the cult favorite social media site for cinephiles, has been shopping itself for months to potential buyers. As of Friday, Sony Pictures Entertainment is […]
‘Little House on the Prairie’ Reboot Reframes Through Indigenous Eyes
[Editor’s note: The following interview contains some spoilers for the first season of “Little House on the Prairie.”] In developing her new Netflix adaptation of […]
‘Industry’ Emmy Snub: Prestige TV Is a Moniker Series Are Born with but Rarely Earn — Opinion
What is “awards-worthy” has become a self-selective brand that leaves little room for young showrunners and for series that grow into greatness. Source link