James Franco's 'the Disaster Artist' Is A Hilarious, Heartening Celebration Of Failure

In returning to his hometown to craft his latest piece, Taormina managed to find the inner and outer beauty of a place he initially considered "artless."

Writer and director Megan Park tells IndieWire how she works with her scripts, casts, and production teams to tell a classic story (with extra Canadian mushrooms).

From a Japanese action thriller to a Latvian animated wonder, these films will help spirit you out of the country for a couple of hours.

For the 10-year anniversary we look back at Lisa Kudrow’s underrated showbiz satire, just as sharp the second time around. 

The screenwriter tells IndieWire about what he learned from one of his filmmaking heroes and what he hopes to give back.

Robert Eggers' horror reimagining of the 1922 film and Bram Stoker's "Dracula" screened Thursday night for critics and Academy members. Here's a bite of the first takes.