IndieWire Honors: Receiving the Wavelength Award at this year’s event, McQueen first noticed Stockhausen’s work in the comedy “The Switch,” which famously features a container of semen the production designer made himself with “hot glue.”

IndieWire Honors: The winner of this year’s Spark Award combined old-school techniques with cutting-edge technology to tell the emotionally rich story of a charming robot and the baby goose she loves.

Ahead of Season 2 finally premiering in January 2025, Audacy announced a companion podcast.

IndieWire Honors: The titular star of the delightful animated fable tells IndieWire about the magical collaboration with our Spark Award-winning filmmaker, and why “The Wild Robot” still makes her cry.

In becoming Bob Dylan for “A Complete Unknown,” Chalamet was careful to keep things low-key while shooting and not have an entourage around him.

Holland chose Jones’ “Claudine” and “Matewan” as two of his selections, in addition to “Pariah,” “To Sleep with Anger,” and the Melvin Van Peebles box set.

Overton tells IndieWire about Caitlyn and Vi’s epic love story in Season 2 and the importance of making wrong choices for the right reasons.

There were recently reports that Simon Kinberg would write a new trilogy of films.

The “Blue Lagoon” ripoff that introduced Phoebe Cates to movie screens and spent years as a late night cable TV staple is back in print for the first time in 25 years.

A real love of movies is something Oscar hosts — and the Oscar telecasts as a whole — have lacked for a while. The love of TV that O’Brien displayed in his Emmys hosting is promising.