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Inside how fate Olivia Wilde and Seth Rogen’s on-screen marriage was figured out on set, and how it differs from Spanish language original.

Revisiting Kevin Costner's 'The Postman' reveals a strange, sincere American epic about hope, mail, and showing up for others. Midnight movie.

IndieWire's streaming guide to the best Fourth of July horror movies, from 'Jaws' and 'Blow Out' to 'Maximum Overdrive' and 'The Lost Boys.'

The Apple TV series' director of photography talks about shifting aspect ratios and lenses to change the visual language and pay tribute to Scorsese.

John Waters and Ryan Murphy sit down for a conversation at the 2026 Provincetown International Film Festival.

The director of the Apple TV's 'Silo' Season 3 talks about influences like Sydney Pollack, Alan Pakula, and Francis Coppola.

The best movies new to Netflix this July include Heartstopper Forever, Hamnet, Moneyball, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and The Hunger Games.

INTERVIEW: Grindhouse Releasing's Bob Murawski talks to IndieWire about remastering the notorious horror classic and creating three new versions.

Jeff Tremaine on the run-and-gun recklessness of the early MTV days and kidnapping Brad Pitt, to learning to work with stunt and SFX professionals.

Ahead of the 2026 Emmy nominations, Awards Editor Marcus Jones highlights some of the series he would want TV Academy members to have considered.

Fantasia 2026 adds Nicolas Winding Refn, Takashi Shimizu, Freaks Part II, Buddy, Colony, and more. Read the full festival lineup — Exclusive

Beyond 'The Backrooms' and 'Obsession,' Q2 horror was shaped by 'Hokum,' 'Lee Cronin's The Mummy,' 'Leviticus,' 'Faces of Death,' and more.

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'Leviticus' costume designer Zohie Castellano tells IndieWire about hiding monsters in plain sight.

At two industry gatherings, the creator economy showed up with leverage indie filmmakers have never had to build.

Read IndieWire's review of Minions & Monsters.

IndieWire picks the best new Blu-ray, 4K, and DVD releases in July 2026.

Alamo Drafthouse will launch a series to release undistributed festival films in its theaters, starting with a documentary on Butthole Surfers.

Directors Naoko Yamada and Abel Góngora spoke to IndieWire about Japan animation studio Science Saru’s upcoming historical anime while at Annecy.

Olivia Wilde's 'The Invite' from A24 debuted with a per-screen-average of $56,194 on 7 screens.

See the full lineup for the 2026 Hudson Film Festival in Hudson, New York.

The more that studios rig the reaction to Hollywood blockbusters, the less that ticket-buyers will trust the hype.

'Enola Holmes 3,' the third entry in the popular Netflix film franchise is, dare we say it, a little bit elementary for all involved.

IndieWire looks at film performances from the first half of 2026 with major Oscar potential, including Inde Navarette in 'Obsession'.

NYC Film and TV production has made a comeback in 2026, but the new mayor and his MOME commissioner are trying to convince blockbusters to follow suit

Neon is circling a deal to acquire Luca Guadagnino's 'Artificial' after Amazon MGM dropped the Sam Altman OpenAI movie.

In his new Netflix stand-up special 'Ridiculous,' Louis CK makes his unhappiness evident. Without deeper insights, his misery soon becomes our own.

This weekend, fans of the hit horror feature can check out "Backrooms — Everything Must Go," which includes a surplus of "brand new footage."

Doug Jones and Ivana Baquero return in Guillermo del Toro's 'Pan's Labyrinth,' back in theaters for its 20th anniversary in 3D and 4K HD this fall.

Jean Smart, Ted Sarandos, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, Sheila Nevins, Ted Danson, and Ed Bradley makeup the Television Academy Hall of Fame 2026 class.

Applications for IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Venice Intensive are now open. Apply today

Did 'Supergirl' mark the end of an era for the dominance of superhero movies at the box office? The numbers suggest the decline already happened.

The stakes of the Milly Alcock-starring standalone story bring the genre way, way down to size. Isn't that what everyone wanted?

Sophy Romvari's acclaimed 'Blue Heron' will premiere on the Criterion Channel starting July 21.

The entire staff of IndieWire was honored by the LA Press Club as this year's Best Website.

Films like "Welcome Space Brothers" and "32 Sounds" are following the "Hundreds of Beavers" model of going on tour and are more successful for it.

In 'Elle,' the 'Legally Blonde' series, Elle Woods moves to Seattle where she has to prove her pink, bubbly personality doesn't make her a poser.

Watch the trailer for Robert Eggers' werewolf horror movie 'Werwulf.'

Director Jeff Tremaine on why Jackass won’t continue with a new cast, and new footage of him being traumatized after thinking Johnny Knoxville died.

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Even the most loyal fans of A24 are not pleased with its $75 million partnership with Google DeepMind to develop AI workflow tools.

Production designer Jade Healy tells IndieWire about becoming Angela (Olivia Wilde) to craft the apartment for 'The Invite.'

'Cielo' suggests that the nuanced views that accompany adulthood might be inferior to a child's certainty that everything is going to work out.

Guillermo del Toro discussed Hitchcock's 'Notorious' as part of his lecture series at the Academy Museum.

On the latest episode of IndieWire's Screen Talk podcast, we look at the news that Amazon MGM dropped Luca Guadagnino's 'Artificial,' and more.

This queer Canadian horror story about guilt and forgiveness beautifully splits the difference between Panos Cosmatos and Jane Schoenbrun.

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