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TIFF: Legendary jazz photographer Herman Leonard, Ira Glass's musical, and a New Jersey record store on the bring: all docs that never got off the ground that are now mixed together into something even more unique.
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TIFF: The viral star deserved a film that went deeper into what it means to be a queer superstar in the hypermasculine world of hip hop.
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TIFF: Brian Helgeland misses the mark badly in this chowduh-thick slop of a New England thriller, also starring Ben Foster, Toby Wallace, and Tommy Lee Jones.
Film Review
Justin Timberlake, Matilda Lutz, Benicio del Toro, and Alicia Silverstone are wasted in this mood- and tension-free letdown.
'80s Week
'80s Week: “I thought that if it was cut right, then we could’ve had a story that really spoke to what was going on in the community,” the filmmaker told IndieWire of his second feature.
Film Review
The documentarian's latest engrossing documentary follows the rise and fall of the legendary Negro Leagues.
Based on debbie tucker green's same-titled stage play, this unflinching filmed version is now finally available in the U.S., thanks to the Criterion Channel.
Sundance: Filmmaker Jacqueline Castel unleashes a cadre of tropes for her debut, but she smartly pulls them together into a unique new vision.
Film Review
Youtube stars Danny and Michael Philippou join the big leagues with a wild debut that unfolds like a "Flatliners" for the viral era.
Sundance: Filmmakers Joe Brewster and Michèle Stephenson sometimes struggle to show the full breadth of Giovanni, but she's already shared so much of herself with the world.
Sundance: It’s as though the film is saying that we’re still not ready to have a full conversation about a Black queer star.
The actor is booked and busy, from "Creed III" to a packed Marvel schedule. But as he tells IndieWire, it's his starring role in the historical war drama "Devotion" that speaks to his belief in art as power.
