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'House of the Dragon' Only Wants to Get More Unhinged from Here
Series co-creator and showrunner Ryan Condal tells IndieWire about closing the door and/or window on older parts of the show and opening new ones.
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Inside the Noah Wyle and Shawn Hatosy Relationship That Anchors 'The Pitt' Season 2
The Emmy nominees tell IndieWire about the "foxhole intimacy" of their two doctors, how it shaped Season 2, and what it might mean for Season 3.
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'Language Is a Construct, Man': Why We May Never Get Another Spiritual Sequel Like Richard Linklater's 'Everybody Wants Some!!'
The 2016 hangout comedy epitomizes Linklater's delight in making movies that rhyme with each other.
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Copyright Is for Suckers: A Brief History of Unofficial Movie Sequels
From "Never Say Never Again" to "Piranha II" and "Cruel Jaws," unofficial sequels are a major part of movie history.
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'The Influencer Project' Trailer: Chiara King Blurs Fact and Fiction in a Viral Nightmare About Visibility
Exclusive: With "The Blair Witch" legends Eduardo Sánchez and Gregg Hale on set as producers, director Mike Nybroe delivers a startling found-footage flick through Hades Films this fall.
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Paramount Positions 'Possession' Remake with Callum Turner and Margaret Qualley as Summer Blockbuster
The film from director Parker Finn based on the 1981 supernatural film will open June 11, 2027.
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A New Free Seminar Teaches Documentary Filmmakers When and How to Opt Out of AI
Non-profit organizations Field of Vision and Freedom of the Press are launching the sixth installment of the Digital Security Clinic.
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When One of the Greatest Directors Who's Ever Lived Made One of the Greatest Sequels Ever Made
40 years ago, Paul Newman wrote Martin Scorsese a fan letter that led to an Oscar for Newman and Hollywood redemption for Scorsese when they joined forces to make "The Color of Money."
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Audiences Weren't Ready For 'Mars Attacks' in 1996, but 30 Years Later It Plays Better Than Ever
In an IndieWire exclusive, the team that brought Tim Burton's subversive sci-fi classic to life reflects on its making on the eve of a new 4K UHD release.
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NYFF Announces Full 2026 Spotlight Lineup: 'Fjord,' 'Club Kid,' 'Bucking Fastard,' and More
New films from Jonathan Glazer, Tom McCarthy, and Jesse Eisenberg will also screen at the 64th edition of the festival.
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