Comment on Political Documentaries Face Buyer Resistance in Election Year

Production designer Suzie Davies tells IndieWire about blending Vatican grandeur with mundane modernity in Edward Berger's papal election thriller.

"Hopefully we can give them that experience."

The "Emilia Pérez" actress has starred in four of our biggest franchises, each their own sci-fi-tinged stories. And while she struggled with feeling labeled in the past, she's done with that now.

A mountain man loses his connection to nature in this strange but stunning portrait of modernity set in the shadow of the Meiji Restoration.

Murphy tells IndieWire about playing a man who, in 1985, unearths awful discoveries at the local Irish convent — something the Catholic Church in Ireland is still reckoning with today.

"Carville: Winning Is Everything, Stupid" and Errol Morris's "Separated" were lucky to get out before the election. But others, like incendiary abortion doc "Zurawski v Texas," still await buyers.