Marine Atlan's directorial debut and Cannes Critics' Week prize winner narrowly missed out on repping France in the International Oscar race. It will win more critics' prizes stateside.
This Single DVD Is Traveling Around the Country to Find a Sweet Indie Film Its Audience
After struggling to break through on the festival circuit, Matthew James Thompson packed his debut feature, "Handle With Care," into a mysterious case that's been bringing strangers together ever since.
Who’s Keeping Paramount Honest? A Guide to the Watchdogs Policing David Ellison’s $110 Billion Deal
The proposed decree divides oversight between an internal studio monitor, an independent trustee, state attorneys general, and a board of journalists. Here’s what each can do — and where their power stops.
‘The Love Hypothesis’ Breakout Star Rachel Marsh Plays the BFF Every Rom-Com Heroine Needs
In the Ali Hazelwood adaptation, Marsh plays best friend to leading lady Lili Reinhart, but she's no second fiddle. As the rising comedian tells IndieWire, she knows this kind of role is rare, and she really knows how to make it her own.
John Cassavetes Practically Invented the American Independent Film, but Some of His Best Movies Were Made for Studios
Half of the director's 12 features were financed and distributed by major studios, and some — like "Minnie and Moskowitz," screening next week at the New Beverly — are as uncompromising as his scrappiest indies.