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Thompson on Hollywood
The stars tell IndieWire how they chose different routes to find their bonkers characters in Lynne Ramsay's tone poem about a wildly dysfunctional couple.
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Investigation
The actress has filed a breach of contract lawsuit that's now drawing attention to other "Terrifier" contributors, who claim they were cut out of the killer clown franchise and faced backlash for speaking out.
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Interview
Noted actor and playwright Tracy Letts, a standout in Netflix's "A House of Dynamite," talks to IndieWire about what he realized working on Kathryn Bigelow's "scarily plausible" political thriller.
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Retrospective
On the occasion of the sequel's 40th anniversary, star Robert Englund (Freddy Krueger himself!) and director Jack Sholder tell IndieWire about changing attitudes toward the film, the power of Mark Patton, and what's in the franchise's future.
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Filmmaker Interview
For his first English-language effort, the Polish filmmaker conceived of a story about the collapse of American government that initially felt like make-believe. He tells IndieWire what it's like to release a film that suddenly feels eerily prescient.
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Filmmaker Toolkit
Writer and director Nia DaCosta tells IndieWire about making her adaptation of Hedda Gabler true to real life, and true to her.
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Thompson on Hollywood
A first trip to Middleburg, Virginia, inspired nostalgia for small festivals past and suggestions for Sundance's future.
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"Hillbilly Indiana Jones"
‘The Lowdown’: Walter Mosley on Episode 7 and Writing a Crime Noir Where ‘the Crime Is Original Sin’
The acclaimed author and screenwriter spoke to IndieWire about the "challenge" that brought him to "The Lowdown," his history with Sterlin Harjo, and what being a "truthstorian" really means. "There are all kinds of history, but none of it is true."
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No surrender
Producers Eric Robinson and Ellen Goldsmith-Vein tell IndieWire about how they built a package as strong as possible before author Warren Zanes agreed to approach The Boss and his manager Jon Landau.
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Middleburg FF
The Oscar-winning duo behind "The Last Repair Shop" discuss their new collaboration, and using elements like talking drums and an IMAX camera to shape a story around lost Ghanaian history.
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Thompson on Hollywood
His quiet role as Bruce Springsteen's manager in Scott Cooper's just-opened biopic could land the "Succession" Emmy winner a second Supporting Actor Oscar nomination.
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Thompson on Hollywood
He plays a conspiracy activist and beekeeper who kidnaps a Big Pharma executive (Emma Stone), convinced she is about to destroy the earth. He tells IndieWire about a story that "exploded" even on the page.
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