Vietnamese-American filmmaker, writer, feminist and post-colonial theorist Trinh T. Minh-ha is readying her upcoming film “The Undying Desert.” “I’ve just finished editing it,” she told Variety at Ji.hlava Documentary Film Festival, where she’s celebrating a retrospective. “I’ve made films in…
She's played the queen — several times, in fact — and now she's playing the queen of crime. In her latest film, A Talent for Murder, directed by Anton Corbijn, Oscar-winning actress Helen Mirren transforms herself into legendary mystery novelist Patricia Highsmith,…
The Windsor International Film Festival is now officially open and underway.
Korean sales company Finecut has sold Journey There, starring The Umbrella Academy‘s Justin H. Min, to multiple territories. The Seoul-based company has also closed further deals on Hong Sangsoo’s Locarno film festival awards winner Nowhere To Lay My Eyes.
The 1976 film Rocky made Sylvester Stallone a star. Forty years later, the story behind the story fuels one of 2026’s best movies. I Play Rocky casts Antony Ippolito as a young Stallone, a struggling actor whose best chance at a…
EXCLUSIVE: Cinema Guild has acquired North American distribution rights for German Angela Schanelec’s My Wife Cries (Meine Frau weint), written and directed by Angela Schanelec. The film premiered inCompetition at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival ealier this year and recently…
Oct 28, 2026 at 05:00 AM EDT Oct 28, 2026 at 06:02 AM EDT Does she just write murder really well, or perhaps have a deeper understanding of it? That is the question at the center of A Talent for Murder. The psychological thriller stars Helen…
IndieWire just returned from the Virginia Film Festival in charming Charlottesville, which drew a smattering of starry attendees and showcased awards-season favorites on the big screen. Below, we announce this year’s audience award winners, led by Peter Farrelly’s “I Play…
In “The Debut,” Julianne Moore plays a housewife who gets a small role in a community theater musical and becomes a zealous method actor. At the Telluride Film Festival, the audience stood in a rare mid-film ovation during the movie’s…
A Japanese-Brazilian teenager forced to face a family loss nobody will talk about is at the heart of “Yellow Chrysanthemum,” the first feature from Japanese-Brazilian director André Hayato Saito, which is among the projects at this year’s Tokyo Gap-Financing Market.
The Toronto International Film Festival: premieres, the People's Choice Award and the sales market.
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