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Quick! If You Make Short Films, Try These 9 Tips for Your Next Festival Submission

Filmmaker and programmer Erin Brown Thomas walks IndieWire through her best tips for submitting to film festivals, in honor ...

Hollywood’s New Career Hack: Why Crews Are Learning to Think Like Influencers

The founders of G&B's College of Influence talk teaching Hollywood crews to think like digital content creators for our In ...

The Hosts of ‘The Daily Show’ on Creating the Best Political Satire in America

Desi Lydic, Jordan Klepper, Michael Kosta, and Ronny Chieng discuss their 12-time Emmy-nominated show and the state of late ...

Welcome to IndieWire’s ’70s Week

A schedule of all the lists, essays, interviews, and more that we have planned for our celebration of one of Hollywood's most ...

Sydney Sweeney’s ‘Americana’ Will Still Turn a Profit, Despite a Dreary Box Office

Despite opening to just $500,000 in its opening weekend, the studio believes Sydney Sweeney's 'Americana' will still turn a ...

A New Teaser for Osgood Perkins’ ‘Keeper’ Asks Why Things Have to End

The director previously told IndieWire that “Keeper” offers a more “zoomed out” perspective on human relations than his previous films, describing the project as a “grown-up, kind of relationship ...

The Roger Corman School of Filmmaking Remembered: Martin Scorsese, Ron Howard, Robert De Niro, and More on the B-Movie King

Bruce Dern, then just one of the fledgling actors to whom Corman gave crucial early roles, recalled asking Corman on the set ...

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'70s Week: Hunter S. Thompson saw the 1960s as "the crest of a high and beautiful wave" — filmmakers like Michelangelo Antonioni, Monte Hellman, and Jean Eustache watched it crash ashore.

The Wave Broke: How the Movies of the Early 1970s Crystallized the Cynical Individualism of the ‘Me Decade’

Hunter S. Thompson saw the 1960s as "the crest of a high and beautiful wave" — filmmakers like Michelangelo Antonioni watched ...

‘Good Boy’ Trailer: A Horror Movie Told Entirely from a Dog’s Point of View Is One of the Year’s Best

Horror movie told from dog's point of view received raves out of the 2025 SXSW festival, including from IndieWire.

Next Month on Hulu and Disney+, Original Shows and Movies Take Center Stage

Lilo & Stitch' and 'Marvel Zombies' on Disney+ and the Hulu premieres of 'FX’s The Lowdown,' 'Only Murders in the Building,' ...

‘Two Seasons, Two Strangers’ Review: Sho Miyake Is One of Japan’s Most Perceptive Modern Filmmakers

Winner of Locarno's Golden Leopard, the writer/director’s tender diptych cleverly adapts two stories by manga icon Yoshiharu ...