The Tennessee film festival returns for its 28th edition this November.

The team that helped turn "Screen Time" into a viral hit will break down the emerging format at IndieWire's Los Angeles event on October 17.

The best movie of the year is also already the most divisive, but it represents the kind of exuberant risk-taking that made the Hollywood movies of the 1970s great.

Neon's own anthology film based on the online universe of writing will make the film an "open-source horror project."

The merger is now expected to close as early as October 6.

The first two episodes premiere on FX and Hulu on Wednesday, October 14.

Rossum will be joined by co-stars Scoot McNairy, Quincy Tyler Bernstine, and Steve Way and composer Ariel Marx at Vidiots Foundation in Los Angeles on October 16.

Phil Lord and Chris Miller's space odyssey feels like it was light-years ago, doesn't it? The Amazon MGM Best Picture vehicle is now making its awards season entrance.

Submissions are also now open across Features, Shorts & Music Videos, Tribeca TV, Tribeca Digital Creators, Tribeca Games, Tribeca Podcasts, and Tribeca X.

The head of Paramount's DTC division said in a memo that David Ellison is "optimizing for HBO stability" once the Warner Bros. Discovery merger is complete.

Focus Features dated the "Obsession" director's next feature about wannabe ghost hunters for May 7, 2027.

"Bucking Fastard," "All of a Sudden," "A Long Winter," and more fall festival favorites will play AFI Fest in Hollywood.

Oscar winner Donna Gigliotti and Emmy winner Mike Farah have been elected Presidents of the Producers Guild of America (PGA), succeeding Donald De Line and Stephanie Allain.

Just over half of the $26 million the Marvel re-release earned from opening weekend came from Disney's special theater designation.

Lance Oppenheim breaks down how a colonoscopy camera, clips of early aughts TV, a leaked cam-scan of "Die My Love," and Chris Hansen’s manufactured reality inspired the insane cinematography.

Some elements of Alejandro González Iñárritu's "Digger" will undeniably win favor with Oscar voters. And then there is Tom Cruise's performance.

Alejandro González Iñárritu desperately needs to ditch postmodernism, but his latest comedy at least rings truer and more tragic than either "Birdman" or "Bardo."

Writer/director Anders, star Illeana Douglas, producer Daniel Hassid, and music producer and composer Larry Klein look back at "Grace of My Heart," a model of personal filmmaking in the studio system that looks better with every passing year.

The "East of Eden" star "fell in love" with the dark and complex Charles Trask. As he tells IndieWire, that kind of immediate attachment and deep emotion is what drives his discerning taste, from "Challengers" to "West Side Story" and beyond.

Exclusive: "Tiger King" filmmakers Eric Goode and Jeremy McBride have teamed up with Ojai Playhouse owner David Berger to launch the first-ever Ojai Documentary Film Festival on October 26-30.

Exclusive: The four-day event will include an anniversary screening of "Hoosiers" and the premiere of "The Greatest," a Prime Video series about Muhammad Ali.

Myrsini Aristidou’s "Hold Onto Me," winner of the World Cinema Dramatic Audience Award at Sundance 2026, has been chosen as the first-ever Best International Feature Oscar submission for Cyprus.

A revival of "Damn Yankees," co-starring Julianne Hough, will partner with the sport to promote the show to its fans.

The actor gives a show-stopping, heart-wrenching performance as Ian Charleson in Simon Stone's fact-based feature film.

Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi's lavish historical drama will mark Netflix's longest theatrical window to date once the film opens on October 16.

The director and star of the 1978 horror classic appeared together at the Academy Museum to screen their masterpiece and kick off the museum's new horror exhibit.

The penultimate episode of "Lanterns" Season 1 introduces remarkable oddities like dark matter portals, dead alien worlds, and a dangerous ride across the river Styx, but it's what becomes of Hal and John's late-maturing bond that really lingers.

Pattinson's road to commercial viability has been bumpy at times, but with "The Drama" and "The Odyssey,” he's having one hell of a 2026.

Godzilla squares off against King Ghidorah in an IMAX-sized melodrama that features some of the most thrilling _kaiju_ fights ever.

Taylor Swift's latest music video stars a recent Best Actor nominee, and was shot by a three-time Best Cinematography Oscar winner. Is this another bid for more film awards?

Fans can participate in an online scavenger hunt tied to the phases of the moon this fall.

Neon's "Paper Tiger" played well for the Lincoln Center crowd, who debated its Oscar odds at the Tavern on the Green after-party.

From "Unedited Footage of a Bear" to "This House Has People in It," Cartoon Network's late-night programming oddities should outlive the TV format that inspired them.

Paula González-Nasser's quiet directorial debut follows a location scout in New York City who becomes a quasi-therapist for every resident she visits.

As Keeve tells IndieWire, his relationship with then-rising fashion mogul Mizrahi fell apart after he made the 1995 fashion-world doc. But the film isn't what split them in two.

With his "The Plot Thickens" podcast focused on Kubrick this season, Mankiewicz joins IndieWire's own podcast "Screen Talk" to rank his favorites alongside co-hosts Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio.

"Avengers: Endgame Encore" earns a mighty $3.8 million as it returns to theaters.

Ayer tells IndieWire's Filmmaker Toolkit podcast about the challenges of telling an adventure story about a man and his dog, where the project's stripped-down nature makes every decision exponentially more important.

In an op-ed, four independent exhibitors push for the passage of the SCREEN Act, a tax break for movie theater reinvestment.

"Voices of The Gilded Age: The Christmas Album" puts the HBO series' cast of Broadway stars to proper use, with Audra McDonald, Carrie Coon, Christine Baranski, Kelli O'Hara, Morgan Spector, and more performing a slew of holiday classics and two new songs.

The "Rhythm Is a Dancer" writer/director talks about how she turned her frustrations over getting her movie seen into a marketing tool, and how she harnessed social media to make millions aware of her film.

Being on "Jackass" helped Knoxville accurately depict being electrocuted by a bunch of unruly teens.

Russell Crowe adds to the confusion in a biopic that gives Ted Kaczynski a dangerously tidy origin story.

With a credit up to 30 percent that's fully stackable, it's a "game-changer" that can compete with anywhere.

Hader will participate in a one-on-one conversation with IndieWire about his upcoming horror film 'They Know' at the Los Angeles event on October 17.

The festival's artistic director walks IndieWire through this year's highlights and buzziest scoops, like the world premiere of Luca Guadagnino's "Artificial." Several titles are also seeking distribution out of NYFF, including Ira Sachs' AIDS-era New York City drama "The Man I Love."

Admins with the SCP Foundation Wiki tell IndieWire their work is covered by a Creative Commons License — and that it should be respected.

Exclusive: "Eighth Grade" breakout Elsie Fisher and Charlie B. Foster star in the indie drama, which will open in theaters next spring.

While Paramount CEO David Ellison enjoys his WarnerMount merger win, the studio's 2026 box office is not a pretty picture. Enter "Heart of the Beast."

The latest entry, which includes shorts directed by Flying Lotus, RZA, and Ernest Dickerson, streams on Shudder next month.