‘Barbara Forever’ Review: A Loving and Intimate Tribute to a Queer Cinema Legend

A Hong Kong violinist who’s losing her grip on reality, young Zi (Michelle Mao) is haunted by visions of her future self. The doctors at the local neurology center suspect that she might be suffering from the early symptoms of a brain…

The Invite is a wonderful movie that manages to be both silly and bold at once, a zippy comedy of errors with plenty to say about how we live our lives. It's an inspired work from Olivia Wilde, who knows exactly what she's doing, how to…

Sundance: Cooper Hoffman becomes Olivia Wilde's sex slave in a clear-eyed (if disappointingly) tame satire about sex, truth, and the importance of putting yourself out there.

Sundance: Aidan Zamiri’s mockumentary portrait feels like a face sheet in motion for Charli's +1s, though the singer/star gives a commanding screen performance as, well, herself.

Young star Iona Bell outshines her adult counterparts in this tall tale of a kids’ movie, full of exaggerated characters and cheeky cynicism.

Sundance: In Jack Weisman and Gabriela Osio Vanden's documentary, the "Polar Bear Capital of the World" takes center stage. So too does a pesky young bear, who becomes emblematic of something much bigger (and harder to chronicle in just…

Writer/director Adrian Chiarella was joined by Wasikowska, and co-stars Stacy Clausen and Joe Bird to explain one of the buzziest genre films of the festival.

Director Macon Blair and his cast, which also includes Kiernan Shipka and O'Shea Jackson Jr., stopped by the IndieWire Studio, presented by Dropbox, to recall the long road to their new comedy.