Commentary
Mulaney creates his own brand of organized chaos every Wednesday on Netflix, but look closely and you'll see his show is an amalgamation of all the best that late night TV has had to offer.
Sundance 2027
As the film festival that has been so intertwined with our own publication announces its new home, Team IW parses its feelings about the matter.
Sundance 2027
As the film festival finally announces its next host city, beginning in 2027, IndieWire looks at what shape the festival will take in its new home.
Thompson on Hollywood
Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's hilarious 10-episode AppleTV+ series is heightened, but it's very much based on Hollywood reality.
That's Not All, Folks
Boutique label Warner Archive, nestled within the larger studio, has quietly been releasing exquisite DVDs and Blu-rays for over 16 years.
"You Fought in the Clone Wars"?
The 130-minute micro-series remains the standard for a TV show aimed at filling the gaps of a movie series.
Hollywood movies face an unexpected plot twist in Indian theaters: a forced intermission. Here's why no director can ever escape it.
AI
The event boasted panels featuring the top brass in AI development, but notably missing were guild representatives or anyone willing to question the technology's use.
Release This
"At Long Last Love" has built a cult following since its box office failure, but neither of its cuts is available on streaming or physical media.
cracking the case
David Mitchell sticks to what he knows in the BBC's smash hit detective saga: plenty of wry smiles and warm hugs, but the series falls short on true guessing games.
Sundance 2027
IndieWire lets film commissioners from each city lay out the pros and cons before a decision is made later this spring.
"Companies are looking for projects that are more commercial, Middle America, or non-coastal. We can see the writing on the walls," one independent producer told IndieWire.
