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German filmmaker Christian Petzold once again asks his current favorite leading lady, Paula Beer, to embody a woman dazed by trauma and taken in by the promise of romance — or at the very least, a bit of doting — with his latest dreamy feature, “Miroirs No. 3.” Leaving behind the more literal geopolitical trauma…
Her first five romance novels are all getting adapted for the screen, but as Henry readies for her very first movie to arrive, she sat down with IndieWire to talk “Heated Rivalry,” real chemistry, and why she knows readers are “voracious” for these stories. Source link
In the Oscar race, momentum is everything. “One Battle After Another” has it. On Sunday night, Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest took home three top prizes (read the full Critics Choice winners list here) including Picture, Director, and Adapted Screenplay, but didn’t sweep the table: Oscar winner Leonardo DiCaprio (“The Revenant”) lost to Timothée Chalamet star of…
In the seven months since I launched In Development, the same conversation kept showing up. Different people, roles, and career stages; powerful veterans and fresh rookies; same throughline.I don’t know what’s going on, but this is weird, right? It’s not just me, is it? No. It really is that weird. And no, it’s not just…
“One Battle After Another” is a film littered with great moments, from the captivating prologue that Teyana Taylor dominates to the poignant “American Girl” needle drop that closes the epic out. But there’s one sequence the film that critics and audiences have singled out as a standout: the stomach-churning, incredibly suspenseful road chase along a…
A funny thing happened when Netflix put the “Stranger Things” finale in theaters: Fans got tickets. A lot of tickets. The AMC Kips Bay in New York City listed 11 screenings as “almost full” on New Year’s Eve alone. (There are New Year’s Day showings, as well.) The 34th Street theater filled up nine screenings,…
The Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild (MUAHS) has announced the nominations for the 13th annual MUAHS Guild Awards. On the film side, nominees are led by the usual suspects of the 2025-2026 film awards season: “Frankenstein” and for its prosthetic work by Mike Hill and Megan Many, plus “Sinners,” “One Battle After Another,” “Wicked:…
Brigitte Bardot, the French actress who rivaled Marilyn Monroe as a cinematic goddess for more than a decade, died on Sunday, December 28 at the age of 91. The actress, who became one of the definitive sex symbols of the 1950s with “And God Created Woman” (1956) and who later worked with several Nouvelle Vague…
Josh Safdie grew up playing table tennis with his father. While on this week’s episode of the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast, the “Marty Supreme” co-writer and director talked about how he was drawn to capture the feeling of playing the sport. “I had ADD, so I played it a lot as a kid, and it takes…
Every January 1, pop culture quietly resets in the U.S. Old books, films, TV shows, photos, comic strips, songs, and more lose their copyright protection and enter the public domain, transforming from guarded intellectual property into raw material anyone can use. For many filmmakers, publishers, programmers, and archivists, Public Domain Day is one of the…
