The Sundance darling from director Walter Thompson-Hernandez and distributor Rich Spirit never opened beyond 251 screens but has generated enormous word of mouth.
‘Marie Antoinette’ at 20: Sofia Coppola on How the Film Almost Broke Her, the Critical Backlash, and Paying Tribute to Mom
Sofia Coppola tells IndieWire what she learned seeing her career through her late mother's eyes by finishing Eleanor Coppola's "Making Marie Antoinette."
‘Yaga’ Review: Hudson Williams’ Creepy Dual Roles Can’t Save a Witchy Mystery That’s Not Creepy Enough
A reimagining of the Baba Yaga myth (and her own play), Kat Sandler's AMC+ series follows a beat cop and a private investigator as they search a misty, mysterious coastal town for a powerful family's missing heir.
Pawel Pawlikowski’s Historical Stunner ‘Fatherland’ Is About Far More Than Thomas Mann — It’s About Today’s Own Fissures
The Polish filmmaker, working in German with exquisite actors Sandra Hüller and August Diehl, tells IndieWire about finding resonant conflicts in his moving post-war Cannes hit that completes his black-and-white period trilogy.