Uncle Felix has still got it.

Screening at Palm Springs ShortFest, writer/director Carlos A.F. Lopez, special effects designer Lael Rogers, and producers Megan Leonard and Jonathan Caso told IndieWire how they cracked horror's next big idea in just 12 minutes and 34 seconds.

The provocative French auteur tells IndieWire how she finds meaning beyond the script in her approach to both the camera and the actors.

The Emmy-winning actress shines as the co-lead of Annie Baker's directorial debut about an isolated pre-teen and the mother whose life she orbits.

Severin Fiala and Veronika Franz tell IndieWire about their new psychodrama, tough lessons learned during focus groups, and how depressing it is to live in a society where "we can't make mistakes."

The "Kinds of Kindness" director talks about forgoing character motivation and the silly theater games he uses to get bold performances from Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons in his study of human behavior.

Exec producer and director John Fawcett tells IndieWire about creating a brand-new mystery in the "Orphan Black" universe.

Speaking with IndieWire for the Criterion Collection's re-release of "Bound," the iconic action actress said she still has "hard" feelings about the Wachowskis' sci-fi masterpiece.

Celebrating the Wachowskis' debut cult classic from 1996 for the Criterion Collection, Gershon reflected on her love for "Bound" co-star Jennifer Tilly and the queer community that made them both lesbian sex symbols.

Pinky Promise Films' Jessamine Burgum and Kara Durrett want to make films with "heart, creativity, and magic." The result, as they tell IndieWire, is an enviable (and growing) slate of new features.

Costner talks to IndieWire about returning to the genre he brought back to life with his first directorial effort, "Dances with Wolves," and why he was willing to take the biggest gamble of his career to make it happen.

Meredith Scardino, Kerry Ehrin, C. Mason Wells, and other filmmakers share what they've found useful in their writing.