Sundance Will Rebuild in Boulder. What Does That Look Like?

Nostalgia and tributes defined the final Park City edition, but our sources say the work of shaping Sundance’s identity in ...

The Answer to That ‘Heated Rivalry’ Question Everyone Keeps Asking? It’s Decades-Old

Heated Rivalry, the breakout TV sensation, shares a lot in common with the Japanese media genre of Boys Love, or Yaoi.

How I Shot That: The Cameras and Lenses Behind 2026 Sundance Features

Each year, IndieWire reaches out to the cinematographers behind the films premiering at the Sundance Film Festival and asks ...

‘Antiheroine’ Review: Courtney Love Comes Back to the Party with an Intimate Documentary That Delves Into Fame, Drugs, and Kurt Cobain

Edward Lovelace and James Hall's documentary 'Antiheroine' offers an exclusive look at the life and music of Courtney Love.

‘The Weight’ Review: Ethan Hawke Smuggles Stolen Gold in a ‘Sorcerer’ Homage That Drags Through the Muck

Padraic McKinley's 'The Weight' stars Ethan Hawke as a prisoner tasked with smuggling stolen gold in a 'Sorcerer' homage that ...

The Cast of ‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ Share Fond Memories of Watching John Slattery Get Kicked in the Groin

David Wain, Zoey Deutch, and the cast of 'Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass' visited the IndieWire Studio at Sundance, presented by Dropbox.

Your First Look at The Beatles Movies Came in a Peculiar Postcard Form

Sony distributed postcards of the cast of The Beatles movies in the first look at the films to performing arts students in ...

The Cast and Filmmakers of ‘The Musical’ Will Try Not to Spoil the Dark Comedy’s Big Twist for You

At Sundance, Gillian Jacobs, Rob Lowe, Will Brill, Giselle Bonilla, and Alex Heller tried to hype their new film without spilling its craziest secret.

‘The Musical’ Review: A Darkly Comic ‘School of Rock’ for the Era of Stephen Miller

Will Brill is middle school teacher who secretly stages a musical about 9/11 in Giselle Bonilla's very irreverent — sometimes ...

‘Undertone’ Filmmaker Ian Tuason Learned from All Your Favorite Horror Films to Make His Creepy Hit — but Not in the Ways You Might Expect

The filmmaker & stars Nina Kiri & Adam DiMarco stopped by the IndieWire Studio, presented by Dropbox, to unpack inspirations ...

‘If I Go Will They Miss Me’ Review: Walter Thompson-Hernández Delivers an Ambitious Portrait of Black Angelino Life

While trauma and toxic masculinity linger like specters in the background of “If I Go,” Thompson-Hernández permits them to merely contextualize rather than overwhelm the drama. Case in point: Big ...