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Yoju Matsubayashi's latest film follows third-generation Okinawan-Brazilian as they reflect on their distant homeland.

A week after partnering on our Future of Filmmaking Summit, AT&T and IndieWire teamed up again to celebrate the next generation of storytellers.

As the makers of the next James Bond film zero in on their Agent 007, we look back at "On Her Majesty's Secret Service," which replaced Sean Connery with unknown George Lazenby and became a favorite of filmmakers like Christopher Nolan and Steven Soderbergh.

The fall festival hit opens in theaters on January 8, courtesy of Bleecker Street.

Lionsgate is partnering with Facebook parent company Meta on the 3D version of the film and will collaborate on future titles for the VR glasses hitting shelves next spring.

Around these parts, every Kelly O'Sullivan and Alex Thompson feature film is an event. The pair's third production together is no exception — and their best to date.

Peter Farrelly continues his reign of making audience-delighting hits for the TIFF crowd, but this one pulls its punches a bit.

IndieWire's long-time video producer won for editing the first season of our PBS series.

In an era filled with too many forgettable revivals and too few legitimate comedies, the "30 Rock" team made something new while adhering to their joke-dense, pop-culture savvy, and network-friendly approach to sitcoms. The result? The year's funniest show.

The film stars Patsy Ferran, Josh O’Connor, Damian Lewis, and Lesley Manville.

As California continues to lose production jobs, can the state find a way to keep Hollywood local?

The A24 documentary has now earned more than Michael Moore's "Bowling for Columbine."

Producers Alison Owen, Carla Hacken, and Lauren Miller Rogen tell IndieWire about the importance of persistence in bringing films and TV shows to life.

The Oscar-nominated director of "Heat" and "The Insider" was treated for a "superficial injury."

As part of SCAD Savannah Film Fest's Behind Their Lens panel, directors like Sophy Romvari and Kenna Harris told IndieWire about the areas of filmmaking they'd love to explore more.

Production designer Ruth de Jong, editor Sarah Broshar, and costume designer Amy Roth tell IndieWire about the hidden touches they've built into their crafts.

At IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Summit, a panel of executives and representatives explain how they look for breakout hits.

At our Art of the Doc event, director Pegah Ahangurani and editor Arash Ashtiani went deep on one of the year's most acclaimed films.

Jason Osder and William Youmans’ film uses the "unsolved" murder of a Palestinian-American civil rights activist to explore how bigotry has become so normalized in this country.

The charming "Gilded Age" star joins IndieWire's "Screen Talk" to discuss her magnetic performance as a Holocaust survivor, life as an actor on the "top of the B list," and her family's eclectic home viewing habits, including her husband, co-star Tracy Letts.