Ludwig Göransson, David Butler, Felipe Pacheco, Chris Welcker, Steve Boeddeker, Benjamin Burtt, and Brandon Proctor on Ryan Coogler's 'Sinners'

Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne are seeking a new home for 'Poker Face,' with Peter Dinklage set to take over the role of Charlie Cale.

Tatiana Maslany and Rossif Sutherland appear in a mismanaged date-night horror set at a remote cabin in saga that doesn't make sense. Movie review.

Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi look stunning, but is this film going to grapple with the fact that their characters are also huge jerks?

Matthew Rhys plays a maybe-murderous, certainly-sociopathic rich dude who tempts Claire Danes into writing about him in 'The Beast in Me.' [REVIEW]

'The Spiritual Advisor,' a short documentary about death-penalty activist Rev. Jeff Hood, will premiere at DOC NYC.

Lee Sang-il's moving if overlong Toho release 'Kokuho' represents Japan in the 2026 Best International Feature Oscar race. Review.

Ariana Grande is a scream & Cynthia Erivo's voice is unparalleled, but expanding out the Broadway musical into two parts doesn't offer the new depth.

The four editors of "Death By Lightning" tell IndieWire about crafting the Netflix miniseries's darkly funny and heartfelt tone.

Eddie Murphy opens up just enough to make things interesting in this fully authorized look at his life.

Directors Andrew Jarecki and Charlotte Kaufman tell IndieWire about their new documentary.

Despite catching flak for putting style over substance, 'Palm Royale' Season 2 doubles down on glitz, glamour, and outlandish stories. Thank goodness.

Sydney Sweeney, Amanda Seyfried, and Brandon Sklenar star in 'The Housemaid,' from director Paul Feig. Watch the new trailer.

The IndieWire Honors 2025 film celebration will also award Kristen Stewart, Wagner Moura, Nina Hoss, Mona Fastvold, 'KPop Demon Hunters', and more.

The inaugural award will be given to longtime Sundance luminaries Ed Harris and Gyula Gazdag.

From 'Thoughts and Prayers' to 'Flophouse America,' 10 new documentaries to see at the DOC NYC film festival in New York City.

Watch the teaser trailer for "Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die," a new sci-fi film from Gore Verbinski

Watch the trailer for "The Super Mario Bros. Galaxy" movie, from Illumination and Nintendo.

Writer/director Alireza Khatami's 'The Things You Kill' is a disquieting thriller set in Turkey, with shades of David Lynch and Abbas Kiarostami.

Ari Aster and Lars Knudsen on rejecting 'very bad experiences' and building a filmmaking community driven by confidence instead of fear.

With unbelievable scams and shocking murders documented better than ever before, these performers are making a meal out of docudramas.

The legendary cinematographer reflects on his new book, "Reflections: On Cinematography."

Glen Powell says 'no war but class war' in 'The Running Man,' the rare movie that wants to send audiences home angry — just not at each other.

Vince Gilligan and Rhea Seehorn do "another take" to talk about the pilot's wild ride through Albuquerque.

Oliver Laxe shares a message about spoilers for viewers of 'Sirat' heading into the film's exclusive one-week run.

After losing federal funding, Independent Lens producer ITVS bets on vertical storytelling with a new Creator Lab offering $36K to six filmmakers.

The third film in the smash hit franchise has no illusions about betting big on the future, thanks to the addition of a younger cast and fan service.

Watch the trailer for Josh Safdie's 'Marty Supreme' starring Timothee Chalamet as an ambitious ping-pong player in pursuit of a championship title.

The best Jennifer Lawrence movies: Die My Love, The Hunger Games, No Hard Feelings, Silver Linings Playbook, Winter's Bone, Mother!, and Causeway.

Why did the BBC's top leaders resign? For nothing less than the Beeb's survival itself as charter renewal discussions kick off.

The Sydney Sweeney boxing movie 'Christy' flopped with just $1.3 million, but claims that it has one of the worst openings ever are exaggerated.

Picture Motion's "To Be Seen" is providing awards season marketing support to "Bob Trevino Likes It" and "Speak."

IMAX and PLF screens are driving significant chunks of the box office, and both studios and exhibitors increasingly depend on them for success.

Watch the trailer for Charlie Polinger's 'The Plague,' a unique fusion of body horror and 'Lord of the Flies' allegory.

"Badlands," "Prey," "Alien vs. Predator," "The Predator," "Predator 2," "Predators," "AVP: Requiem" — every Predator movie ranked. List.

'The Perfect Neighbor' was the big winner, with a Best Documentary Feature win and more.

The 100 best horror movies of all time: Possession, The Thing, Don't Look Now, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Shining, and the Blair Witch Project.

A scientific breakdown of what the 'Death by Lightning' cast brings to James Garfield's unconventional picnic table (so to speak).

Visit the U.S.-Mexico border in 2015's found-footage 'Savageland,' directed by Phil Guidry, Simon Herbert, and David Whelan, starring Noé Montes.

Makeup designers Kazu Hiro, Mike Hill, and Dave Elsey tell IndieWire how even just small applications can transform an actor's look.

On the new episode of IndieWire's Screen Talk podcast, we look at the box office and awards prospects for 'Die My Love' starring Jennifer Lawrence.

Read our review of the Argentine abortion rights drama 'Belén.'

The best new movies streaming on Netflix in November 2025 include new releases like 'Nouvelle Vague,' 'Train Dreams,' and 'Frankenstein.'

A unique art style helps Takahashi Wataru's unclassifiable adventure feel wildly different than most of today's anime films.

'Frankenstein' is the culmination of what Del Toro's been working toward for 30 years, now he's ready for a rougher, grounded 70s style of filmmaking.

How to market a meditative film about isolation and memory in an age of algorithmic chaos: Meet audiences where they're already seeking stillness.

The 'Predator' franchise continues to be Hollywood's blankest canvas

After decades of limited screenings, 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' will be released nationwide on December 5 with a new anime sequence.

There's a sweetness at the heart of Alex Woo's "In Your Dreams," but a movie about imagination can't afford to have so little of its own.

"Avatar: The Way of Water" might be the most advanced movie ever made, but it only worked because its tech was in service to human emotion.