Terry Gilliam’s Passion Project ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ Delayed Just Days Before Production
The film was supposed to begin production this Monday, but funding issues are getting in the way once again.
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Why Movies Keep Going Back to the Holocaust
This year it’s “Denial” starring Rachel Weisz and a new documentary from Ken Burns, but they may not hit Oscar’s soft spot.
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’13TH’ Review: Ava DuVernay’s Netflix Documentary Is the Most Relevant Movie of the Year — NYFF
DuVernay’s searing look at the criminalization of African Americans folds many periods of history into a single focused argument.
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‘What We Do in the Shadows’ TV Spin-Off Confirmed By Director Taika Waititi
The indie hit is getting a television spin-off in New Zealand. Let’s hope it makes its way to the U.S.
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‘Dunkirk’: Christopher Nolan Earning Massive $20 Million Pay Day For World War II Epic
Nolan’s deal is the richest pay day for a filmmaker since Peter Jackson and “King Kong.”
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The 2016 IndieWire NYFF Bible: Every Review, Interview and News Item Posted During the Festival
The festival runs from September 30 – October 16.
Tim Burton Defends Lack of Diversity in ‘Miss Peregrine’s Home’ With Bizarre ‘Brady Bunch’ Analogy
The director’s latest feature is peculiar in some unexpected — and backwards — ways.
‘Dunkirk’: Christopher Nolan Earning Massive $20 Million Pay Day For World War II Epic
Nolan’s deal is the richest pay day for a filmmaker since Peter Jackson and “King Kong.”
Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast: Looking For ‘Hamilton’ With Filmmaker Alex Horowitz (Episode 7)
Join us for our special New York Film Festival preview episode, including picks from Head Programmer Dennis Lim.
‘Paterson’ Star Adam Driver Says He’s Unsure How People Will Respond to Jim Jarmusch’s Latest Film
The actor talks about preparing for the lead role in his first film with writer-director Jim Jarmusch.
Why Movies Keep Going Back to the Holocaust
This year it’s “Denial” starring Rachel Weisz and a new documentary from Ken Burns, but they may not hit Oscar’s soft spot.
‘The Purge’ TV Series Being Developed by Series Mastermind James DeMonaco
The project will likely take the anthology path to the small screen.
Vote for Project of the Week: Will It Be ‘Karate Tortoise,’ ‘Leda,’ ‘Breathe’ or ‘The Queen of Hollywood Blvd’?
Cast your vote for your favorite.
Film Acquisition Rundown: Samuel Goldwyn Picks Up LAFF Winner ‘Green Is Gold,’ Kino Lorber Buys ‘Son of Joseph’ And More
Keep up with the wild and wooly world of indie film acquisitions with our weekly Rundown of everything that’s been picked up around the globe.
‘What We Do in the Shadows’ TV Spin-Off Confirmed By Director Taika Waititi
The indie hit is getting a television spin-off in New Zealand. Let’s hope it makes its way to the U.S.
’13TH’ Review: Ava DuVernay’s Netflix Documentary Is the Most Relevant Movie of the Year — NYFF
DuVernay’s searing look at the criminalization of African Americans folds many periods of history into a single focused argument.
How HBO’s ‘Westworld’ Shot on Film for a More Tactile, Organic Look
Creator-director Jonathan Nolan, like his brother, Christopher, prefers film to digital, which gave the “Westworld” pilot a more organic visual style.