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Tom Skerritt, ‘Alien’ and ‘M*A*S*H’ Star, Dies at 93

Awards Predictions

2027 Oscar Predictions: Who Will Win at the Academy Awards?

Future of filmmaking

IndieWire’s Future of Filmmaking Summit Returned to Los Angeles — See All the Photos

Amanda Seyfried as Elizabeth Holmes in 'The Dropout,' a Hulu series about the Theranos founder

GTFM

Don’t Get the Wrong Idea About ‘The Dropout’

Watching Elizabeth Holmes watch “The Dropout” in “You Can See Everything” may leave viewers questioning the merits of Amanda Seyfried’s series. It shouldn’t.

By Ben Travers

Case Study

‘Blue Film’: How the Controversial Camboy Drama Was Produced for Just $100,000

By Brent Lang

Nobody Wants This Season 3 stars Adam Brody as Noah and Kristen Bell as Joanne in the new season of the Netflix series

TV Review

‘Nobody Wants This’ S3 Review: Fizzy Rom-Com Puts the Pop (and Pain) Back Into Modern Love

By Kate Erbland

Latest News

Cinema Eye Honors

Cinema Eye Honors Unveil Nominees for 2027’s Best Documentary Films and Series

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Retrospective

‘Moonlight’ Turns 10: Tarell Alvin McCraney on the Film’s Lasting Legacy and That Best Picture Mix-Up

8 hours ago

Future of Filmmaking

‘The Hunger Games’ Producer Nina Jacobson Talks Using AI to Test ADR Lines Before Recording with Actors: ‘We Would Never Use It’ in the Film

October 22, 2026 2:15 pm

Interview

Artists Equity’s Amy Baer on Building a Sustainable Indie Model with Movies That Don’t Star Matt Damon or Ben Affleck

October 22, 2026 2:00 pm

Thompson on Hollywood

‘The Debut’ Is the Go-to Festival Crowdpleaser as Jesse Eisenberg’s Musical Comedy Launches at Virginia

October 22, 2026 12:15 pm

More News

Will You ‘See Everything’?

Everyone is talking about Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s Elizabeth Holmes doc.

Filmmaker Interview

Nathan Fielder Was Not Supposed to Be in ‘You Can See Everything’

Nathan Fielder in 'You Can See Everything'.

Oscars

What Awards Is ‘You Can See Everything’ Even Eligible for?

Filmmaker Toolkit

How ‘You Can See Everything’ Came Together

Nathan Fielder in 'The Rehearsal' Season 2 Episode 3 'Pilot's Code,' one of the best episodes of 2025

Spoiler Warning

After ‘You Can See Everything,’ What’s Next for ‘The Rehearsal’?

Editors’ Picks

What we’re reading.

PROJECT HAIL MARY, Ryan Gosling, 2026. ph: Jonathan Olley /© Amazon MGM Studios /Courtesy Everett Collection

out of this world

Ryan Gosling Turned Obstacles Into Opportunities on ‘Project Hail Mary’

'60 Minutes,' as revamped by Bari Weiss and Nick Bilton, features new correspondents like Ross Douthat — and not much else

Tick Tock

The ’60 Minutes’ Overhaul Was Said to be Driven by New Ideas — You Can’t Tell That from Watching

THE DEVILS, from left: Oliver Reed, Vanessa Redgrave, 1971

You Can See Everything

Ken Russell’s ‘The Devils’ Use Sets Unlike Any Other Period Film

Orville Peck and Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson in 'Street Fighter'

“Street” Casting

Is Meme Casting a Viable Hollywood Marketing Strategy?

Inside Our Future of Filmmaking Summit

The future is now.

Future of Filmmaking

Curry Barker on Why Gen Z Loves Going to the Movies

Future of Filmmaking

Bill Hader Always Wanted to Direct a Film — Here’s What Made It Happen

Future of Filmmaking

‘Dirty Dancing’ Sequel Will Honor Patrick Swayze, as Producers Work with Jennifer Grey

Future of filmmaking

‘The Hunger Games’ Producer Nina Jacobson Talks Using AI to Test ADR Lines Before Recording with Actors

Film and TV Reviews

Film Review

‘Clayface’ Review: A Gross Miscalculation (Emphasis on the Gross)

James Watkins’ gory, goopy R-rated body horror is an offbeat addition to the DCU’s increasingly erratic output, but it feels much more like a curiosity than an essential story.

By Kate Erbland

The Lowdown Season 2 stars Ethan Hawke as Lee Raybon in the new season of FX's Southern noir

Tv review

‘The Lowdown’ S2 Review: Ethan Hawke and Betty Gilpin Light Up a Rollicking, Moving Mystery

By Ben Travers

film review

‘Wildwood’ Review: Laika’s Epic Stop-Motion Wonder Lacks the Magic of the Studio’s Best Movies

By David Ehrlich

CRYSTAL LAKE stars Linda Cardellini as Pam in the 'Friday the 13th' series on Peacock with a fall 2026 release date

TV review

‘Crystal Lake’ Review: An Underbaked ‘Friday the 13th’ Prequel

By Ben Travers

In Conversation

James Watkins and Tom Thys Harries on the set of 'Clayface'

Filmmaker interview

‘Clayface’ Introduces Gotham — but James Watkins Never Felt Pressure to Set Up Future Films

Watkins tells IndieWire about the “incredibly supportive atmosphere” that allowed him to make an R-rated horror movie that just happens to exist in a comic book universe.

By Christian Zilko

TORONTO, ONTARIO - SEPTEMBER 14: Alden Ehrenreich attends the premiere of "A Talent For Murder" during the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival at Roy Thomson Hall on September 14, 2026 in Toronto, Ontario. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images)

Interview

Alden Ehrenreich Has a Lot of Opinions About His Career — and About Steve Urkel

By Mike Ryan

British actress Esme Creed-Miles attends the premiere of "Sense and Sensibility" at the United Theater in Los Angeles on October 7, 2026. (Photo by VALERIE MACON / AFP via Getty Images)

Interview

‘Sense and Sensibility’ Introduces a Different Marianne, and a Breakout Star in Esmé Creed-Miles

By Kate Erbland

Filmmaker Interview

Liam Neeson’s Stunt Double of Nearly 30 Years Steps Behind the Camera for ‘The Mongoose’

By Jim Hemphill

Early Oscar Contenders

A statue of the Oscar during rehearsals for the 2016 Academy Awards at the Kodak Theatre on February 27, 2016.

Awards Predictions

2027 Oscar Predictions: Who Will Win at the Academy Awards?

Now that the 2027 Oscars race has officially started, IndieWire shares predictions for which films, filmmakers, and stars will win Best Picture and more at the 99th Academy Awards.

By Marcus Jones

Javier Calvó, Penélope Cruz and Javier Ambrossi at the photocall for 'La Bola Negra' at the Cannes Film Festival held at Palais des Festival on May 22, 2026 in Cannes, France.

Thompson on Hollywood

Has Hollywood Softened Toward Netflix?

By Anne Thompson

Andrew Garfield attends the premiere of 'Artificial' during the 64th New York Film Festival at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center on October 05, 2026 in New York City.

Oscars

Andrew Garfield Massively Helps Neon’s ‘Artificial’ Gamble Pay Off on the Awards Front

By Marcus Jones

Jeremy Strong as Mark Zuckerberg in 'The Social Reckoning'.

Oscars

‘The Social Reckoning’ Is the Kind of Film That the Oscars Have Moved Past Recognizing

By Marcus Jones

Top of the Line

SENSE AND SENSIBILITY, from left: Bodhi Rae Breathnach, Daisy Edgar-Jones, George MacKay, 2026. ph: Alex Bailey / © Focus Features / Courtesy Everett Collection

Towns and Gowns

The Costumes of ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Are a Love Letter to Stealing Your Sister’s Clothes

By Sarah Shachat

ANIMALS. (L to R) Kerry Washington as Abigail and Ben Affleck as Mark in Animals. Cr. Warrick Page/Netflix © 2026.

Eye in the Sky

‘Animals’ Makes Drone Photography Look Forgettable, but It Doesn’t Need to Be

By Sarah Shachat

CARRIE, from left: Joel Oulette, Summer H. Howell, 'Romantic Literature', (Season 1, ep. 107, aired Oct. 7, 2026). photo: Robert Falconer / ©Amazon/MGM Studios / Courtesy Everett Collection

Hail to the Prom Queen

Anatomy of a Prom: How Mike Flanagan Climbed the ‘Everest’ of Horror Sequences for ‘Carrie’

By Alex Zalben

THE SOCIAL RECKONING, Jeremy Strong as Mark Zuckerberg, 2026. ph: Leah Gallo / © Columbia Pictures / courtesy Everett Collection

Ready. Set. Go.

Why ‘The Social Reckoning’ Reimagines Facebook’s Offices as a Palace of Fear

By Sarah Shachat

Featured Voices

Take a listen to some of IndieWire’s original podcasts.

Toolkit: How Chris Rock Came Out of the Arthouse Closet

By Chris O'Falt

2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY, Keir Dullea, 1968

Screen Talk: Kubrick’s Best Films, Ranked with TCM Host Ben Mankiewicz

By Ryan Lattanzio, Anne Thompson

Toolkit: Why ‘Primetime’ Doesn’t Look Like Any Movie You’ve Seen Before

By Chris O'Falt

Screen Talk: Venice and Telluride’s Winners and Losers

By Ryan Lattanzio, Anne Thompson

Videos

Curry Barker on Why Gen Z Loves Going to the Movies

The “Obsession” director accepted IndieWire’s Future of Filmmaking Award at our summit, where he discussed his whirlwind year and his advice for young directors.