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‘Lost Land’ Review: The First Movie Shot in the Rohingya Language Is a Powerful and Unflinching Story of Displacement

Long focused on the vulnerability of refugees, Akio Fujimoto turns his attention to a family as they make the dangerous journey from Bangladesh to Malaysia.

TRAILER

‘Blossoms Shanghai’ Trailer: Wong Kar-Wai’s 30-Episode Series Finally Gets a North American Release

The series, which began airing on Chinese television in 2023, marks the Hong Kong auteur's first project since 2013's "The Grandmaster."

Please Hold

How ‘The Chair Company’ Costume Design Brings a Sense of Reality to the Surreal

Costume designer Nicky Smith talks about going for function over fashion in her clothes for the midwestern office workers of Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin's new comedy.

BIFA

‘My Father’s Shadow,’ ‘Pillion,’ ‘I Swear’ Score Top British Independent Film Award Noms

Akinola Davies Jr.'s "My Father's Shadow" leads with 12 nominations. "Die My Love" and "Urchin" are also among the leading films in the mix.

Death by Lightning. Matthew Macfadyen as Charles Guiteau in episode 102 of Death by Lightning. Cr. Larry Horricks/Netflix © 2025

Features

The 7 Most Anticipated Shows on Netflix in November

Before "Stranger Things" takes over the holidays, this November, Netflix is stocking up on men with beards. (Like Matthew Macfadyen! And Shea Whigham! And Jake Johnson! And, OK, you get it.)

By Ben Travers

November 2, 2025 10:00 am

HEDDA, from left: Tessa Thompson, Nina Hoss, Imogen Poots, 2025. ph: Parisa Taghizadeh /© Amazon MGM Studios /Courtesy Everett Collection

By Zolly

How Playful Camera Techniques in ‘Hedda’ Keep Pace with Tessa Thompson

"Hedda" uses a tool called the Cinefade to shine chaos on its main character in Nia DaCosta's Henrik Ibsen revamp.

TV Preview

The 13 Best New TV Shows This November: ‘I Love L.A.,’ ‘Pluribus,’ and More

The year is drawing to a close, but the TV schedule keeps running along with network sitcoms, twisty thrillers, and more.

Investigation

Catherine Corcoran Isn’t the First to Feel Cheated by ‘Terrifier’

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.

Filmmaker Toolkit

‘Bugonia’ Goes Big in the Basement: Why Yorgos Lanthimos Reached for a Barely Functioning VistaVision Camera

The quieter Wilcam 11 VistaVision camera was too cumbersome and unreliable for “One Battle After Another,” but Lanthimos explains why he felt it was necessary.

Tracy Letts at Netflix's 'A House of Dynamite' premiere held at The Egyptian Theatre Hollywood on October 09, 2025 in Los Angeles, California.

Interview

‘A House of Dynamite’ Star Tracy Letts Asks ‘If We’re Really Done Here?’

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.