‘Black Bag’ Was Inspired by the Personal Lives of Spies and the Cyber Security Threats They Face
Black Bag' screenwriter David Koepp on polygraphs, Severus, the second-act plot twist, and why spies he met couldn’t maintain ...
Steven Soderbergh Is Considering the ‘Plastic in Our Blood’ as a Way Into Another ‘Contagion’ Film
With 'Contagion' having a resurgence during the pandemic, Steven Soderbergh is considering ideas for a possible sequel.
The Russo Brothers Fear Production in Los Angeles Is ‘All but Gone’ Without a Stronger Tax Incentive
Fearing production is 'all but gone' in the city, the Russo Brothers discuss bolstering Los Angeles tax credit system.
Julia Stiles Recalls Harvey Weinstein Making Her Feel ‘So Slimy’ During Unnecessary Reshoots for ‘Down to You’
During reshoots on the 2000s rom-com 'Down to You,' producer Harvey Weinstein made Julia Stiles film a scene that made her ...
Conan O’Brien Reflects on Oscars Hosting Gig and Treating the Famous Gold Statue as a ‘Religious Icon’
During his hosting gig earlier this month, Conan O'Brien had to treat the famous Oscars gold statue as a 'religious icon.' ...
The Costumes of ‘On Becoming a Guinea Fowl’ Had to Make One Single Look Count
Costume designer Estelle Don Banda tells IndieWire about why single costumes in 'On Becoming a Guinea Fowl' had to stand out.
‘Are We Good?’ Review: An Intimate Peek Into the Life of Marc Maron Fails to Fully Crack Its Subject
Focusing around comedian Marc Maron, 'Are We Good?' doesn't manage to crack its subject, but still paints a compelling ...
‘ASCO: Without Permission’ Review: A Superbly Edited Chronicle of Chicano Art Uprising in Los Angeles
Without Permission' is a superbly edited and assembled chronicle of a 1970s Chicano art movement in Los Angeles.