Interview
The "Mainstream" star opens up on social media, life after Spider-Man, and sprinting naked through downtown Hollywood with a giant strap-on.
“I’m tired of all this ‘cinema is dead’ shit." As the Criterion Collection releases a box set of his work, Wong Kar-wai explains himself.
Nebraska produced great talk-show hosts: Johnny Carson, Dick Cavett, and the incomparable Leta Powell Drake, who had the courage to ask celebrities anything.
The filmmaker tells IndieWire why reviews for his Tom Hardy-starring gangster biopic only make him feel like he's moving in the right direction.
Hello Sunshine Film and TV head Lauren Neustadter's goal is to spark conversation, not just between adults — but also between teenagers and their parents.
The Spanish auteur had to go to unpleasant places for his best work in years — and explains here how that motivated his next moves.
The beloved Canadian filmmaker reflects on her deeply personal masterpiece and prepares for the next — more prolific — phase of her career.
With the release of his ambitious rock saga "Her Smell," Perry cuts loose about a bumpy road to making movies on his own terms.
The "High Life" star opens up about Claire Denis, Christopher Nolan, and why staying in the moment has been the secret to a long career.
The legendary star on Michael Haneke, her natural acting style, and why her character in "Greta" is the most evil person she's ever played.
Matt Dillon opens up about playing a serial killer in Lars von Trier's gruesome new film, and grapples with the controversy it caused.
Josephine Decker felt like her movies didn't matter. Then she saw Helena Howard in a high school acting competition, and everything changed.
