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The electrifying actor also appeared in "V" and won the Volpi Cup for "Streamers.”

Cowboys, space queens, and the secret history of… everything? This black-and-white 1935 selection reflects just how long Hollywood has been playing with genre.

On this week's episode of IndieWire's "Screen Talk" podcast, we analyze the latest developments in the Warnermount antitrust lawsuit and review "The Rivals of Amziah King."

'Pluribus' creator and showrunner Vince Gilligan talks to IndieWire about getting the gift of time and other stories from the IndieWire Craft team.

Plus: some reflections on D23's animation announcements.

A derogatory term from video game criticism has crossed over to indie film discourse, and brought a poisonous idea about creative labor with it.

Director Jake Schreier tells IndieWire about the joys of long takes and using visuals to create a visceral sense of character.

Letterboxd's Courtney Mayhew and George Linehan-Mitchell, along with "Lemonade Blessing" filmmaker Chris Merola, spoke with IndieWire about how the company's Video Store has become a real, if unpredictable, alternative to the traditional festival-to-distributor pipeline.

Production designer Steve Arnold tells IndieWire about cheating crawl spaces and building the island of "Widow's Bay" by hand.

The Emmy-winning series returns for its third season in January, but you can get a taste of what's to come with a new teaser that turns up the tension.

Listen to five students and alumni tell their stories from the world's largest film festival in their own words.

Andrius Blaževičius' film contrasts the divorce between a struggling filmmaker and a media executive with the early days of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Marvel Studios finally revealed more actors that will portray the X-Men in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, also including newcomer Maya Boyd as Storm.

Round out IndieWire's Sequels Week, and After Dark's animated Tolkien marathon, with the unfinished epic from 1978.

IndieWire's Craft Newsletter returns with teenage sex and death — and dragons!

Shows like "Batman: Caped Crusader," "My Adventures With Superman," and "X-Men '97" are capturing the appeal of comic books while taking the franchises in unique, artistically meaningful directions.

Writer and director Jane Schoenbrun tells IndieWire about the hours of prep (and Counting Crows) that went into the slasher sequence in the middle of their latest film.

Director Randall Einhorn tells IndieWire about taking the show out to a ballgame and the happy accidents that make the series so special.

New president Juan Devis seeks change at the 45-year-old non-profit. Now, he has the extra funding to execute it.

The festival head previews upcoming films on the latest episode of "Screen Talk," and we discuss Warnermount, the summer box office, and thoughts on "Tony."