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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - OCTOBER 08: Geeta Gandbhir, Alisa Payne attends the "The Perfect Neighbor" Q&A during the 63rd New York Film Festival at The Film Society of Lincoln Center, Walter Reade Theatre on October 08, 2025 in New York City. (Photo by Dominik Bindl/Getty Images for FLC)

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‘The Perfect Neighbor’ Is Coming for That Best Documentary Oscar

Former editor Geeta Gandbhir tells IndieWire that her obsessive need to create a timeline for her grieving relatives opened up a new way to make a documentary.

Adolescence, the Netflix series, stars Stephen Graham as Eddie Miller and Owen Cooper as Jamie Miller, shown here sitting next to each other in an interview room, crying

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How Many Emmys Should ‘Adolescence’ Actually Win?

It’s not its category’s leader in nominations, but Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham’s dour and in-demand limited series has the momentum to dominate Emmy night — should it?

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Meghann Fahy’s Favorite ‘Sirens’ Scene Was an 8-Page Fight with Milly Alcock That Felt Like a Rollercoaster

The actress took IndieWire inside the seriocomic confrontation at the beginning of Episode 2 and compared Netflix's limited series to her first Emmy-nominated role.

Adolescence. (L to R) Mark Stanley as Paulie Miller, Owen Cooper as Jamie Miller, Stephen Graham as Eddie Miller in Adolescence. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2024

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Netflix Phenomenon ‘Adolescence’ Demanded That Co-Creator Jack Thorne ‘Write the Impossible’

The Emmy-nominated showrunner lists several key decisions that he and co-creator and star Stephen Graham made that pushed the local U.K. series into the stratosphere.

Jake Gyllenhaal and Bill Camp in 'Presumed Innocent,' shown sitting in a courtroom behind a wooden table

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Bill Camp’s Favorite Scene in ‘Presumed Innocent’ Required So Much More from Him Than He’ll Admit

The beloved character actor credits his writer David E. Kelley, director Anne Sewitsky, and co-star (and wife) Elizabeth Marvel for elevating his Emmy-nominated performance. But the longer you spend examining one scene, the clearer his pivotal contributions become.

Adam Scott and Britt Lower in 'Severance,' shown here sitting at a computer terminal in the dark

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How Many Emmys Should ‘Severance’ Actually Win This Year?

The year’s leader in nominations (27 overall) could walk away with, at most, 20 trophies. But given the impressive competition from “The White Lotus,” “Andor,” and “The Pitt,” should Apple’s breakout drama dominate the winners' circle or share it?

Actors Katherine LaNasa, from left, Noah Wyle, Shawn Hatosy, and Supriya Ganesh participate in a lively discussion during the FYC presentation of “The Pitt” at Televerse 25, a festival by the Television Academy, on Saturday, Aug. 16, 2025 at the JW Marriott L.A. LIVE in Los Angeles.

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An Exhaustive Look at an Exhausting Emmys Campaign Weekend

In the final weekend before Emmy voting kicked off, the Television Academy's inaugural Televerse festival, and everything surrounding it, gave new insight into what 2025 Emmys campaigns are succeeding (and why).

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Can ‘The Studio’ Break the Record for Most Emmy Wins by a Comedy Series — and Should It?

The presumed frontrunner in the comedy categories could walk away with up to 18 statues, but the competition is stiff.

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The Hosts of ‘The Daily Show’ on Creating the Best Political Satire in America

Desi Lydic, Jordan Klepper, Michael Kosta, and Ronny Chieng sat down with IndieWire for a roundtable discussion about their Emmy-nominated show and the state of late night comedy.

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Liked Sam Rockwell’s Instantly Iconic ‘The White Lotus’ Monologue? Thank Martin Sheen in ‘Apocalypse Now’

The Emmy-nominated actor talks to IndieWire about his scene-stealing role in Season 3, and how he modeled his character Frank after someone quite unexpected.

BRIDGET JONES: MAD ABOUT THE BOY, Renee Zellweger, 2025. ph: Jay Maidment / © Universal Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

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‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy’ Was Streaming-Only in the U.S., but Theatrical Test Screenings Proved It Could Succeed Everywhere

Four films into the franchise, long-time producer and Working Title Films co-chair Eric Fellner tells IndieWire that he still feels the magic of the marvelous (and now Emmy-nominated) Ms. Jones — and reveals the moment he knew audiences would, too.

'Common Side Effects' stars Dave King as the actor voicing Marshall Cuso, shown here looking closely at bright blue mushrooms, about to pick one with a gloved hand

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The ‘Common Side Effects’ Cast Is Its Secret Weapon

Adult Swim's genre-bending conspiracy thriller thrives on subverting expectations, and its impeccable casting only deepens the series' proclivity for delightful disruptions.

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