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On this week's episode of "Screen Talk," Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio also chat about how Neon turned "Longlegs" into a horror hit.
Director Greg Kwedar's prison drama boasts a stirring performance from Colman Domingo and a powerful ensemble of newcoming actors who were previously incarcerated at the upstate New York correctional facility.
And Celine Dion is behind a surprisingly tough portrait of an artist, as IndieWire discusses in the latest "Screen Talk" episode.
"Screen Talk" sits down with executive Lorenza Muñoz, who started Artemis Muse Productions to connect films with a more diverse community, to check in on how diversity is going in Hollywood.
After a brief stint in theaters, the Richard Linklater film hits Netflix on June 7. IndieWire's "Screen Talk" discusses the new comedy and more in the latest podcast episode.
On the latest episode of "Screen Talk," we also bring Tribeca Festival director Cara Cusumano on the show to preview another festival hitting New York City this June.
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San Francisco made a bid for Sundance, which is unlikely to show up there.
The legendary Western auteur is at the center of the new podcast which features archival interviews with John Wayne, Katharine Hepburn, Henry Fonda, and James Stewart.
On this week's episode of "Screen Talk," we debate Alex Garland's "Civil War" and heap praise on "Challengers" and "The First Omen."
The Oscar-nominated "Blue Valentine" filmmaker joins IndieWire's "Screen Talk" podcast live at New Directors/New Films. Watch and listen here.
The Oscar-winning documentarian joins this week's episode of "Screen Talk" to talk his two-part Apple TV+ documentary about comedian Steve Martin.
On this week's episode of "Screen Talk," Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio assess the deluge of franchise installments soon flooding into theaters.
