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And we dive into how the box office has improved remarkably, driven by "Inside Out 2."
And Celine Dion is behind a surprisingly tough portrait of an artist, as IndieWire discusses in the latest "Screen Talk" episode.
"Screen Talk" sits down with executive Lorenza Muñoz, who started Artemis Muse Productions to connect films with a more diverse community, to check in on how diversity is going in Hollywood.
After a brief stint in theaters, the Richard Linklater film hits Netflix on June 7. IndieWire's "Screen Talk" discusses the new comedy and more in the latest podcast episode.
On the latest episode of "Screen Talk," we also bring Tribeca Festival director Cara Cusumano on the show to preview another festival hitting New York City this June.
Cannes
Cannes: IndieWire's "Screen Talk" podcast went live at the festival.
"Screen Talk" co-hosts Ryan Lattanzio and Anne Thompson debate the merits and demerits of Coppola's Cannes competition premiere — and discuss "Back to Black," now in U.S. theaters.
IndieWire's "Screen Talk" hosts set the stage for the 2024 Cannes Film Festival — and talk why "The Fall Guy" disappointed at the box office.
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San Francisco made a bid for Sundance, which is unlikely to show up there.
Filmmaker Toolkit
Director David Leitch tells IndieWire about going old school for "The Fall Guy" and how, while practical stunts didn't go away after "The Matrix," wire work and CGI changed the profession.
Filmmaker Toolkit
Hawke explored the nature of creativity to help avoid becoming jaded after 30-plus years in the industry. One Ted-ED Talk and six projects later, he tells IndieWire it’s become the theme of his work.
On this week's episode of "Screen Talk," we parse out which shows one could watch to keep up with the 2024 Emmys race, from the final season of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" to the new Netflix sensation "Baby Reindeer."
