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Rahma walks us through his process that turned "SubwayTakes" into one of the most unique entertainment properties on the internet.
Casting director Ron Mare tells IndieWire about why casting "Top Chef" has only gotten more interesting the longer the show has run.
Another "Pride and Prejudice," a new "Blade Runner," and a "True Detective" reunion (in a show that's the polar opposite of "True Detective") highlight a fall TV season with something for everyone.
The last attempt to bring back the Westwood landmark ended in a bankruptcy claim and civil litigation over the building's condition. Its new operators see things differently.
Director of photography Sophie Darlington tells IndieWire about crafting visuals that bring viewers as close as possible to seeing a lion pride in action.
Gray returned to celluloid and embraced vintage tools on “Paper Tiger,” telling IndieWire he is “trying to get at a humanity” he believes is getting lost with new technology.
As the modest street-racing movie that launched a seven-billion-dollar franchise returns to theaters, the actor tells IndieWire about channeling Anna Magnani, finding chemistry with Paul Walker, and revisiting the film at Cannes.
The classic video game franchise will get an anime series adaptation on Disney+, but will general audiences love it with the same passion as gamers?
Showrunner Vince Gilligan tells IndieWire about finding more ways to make Albuquerque look enchanting, even as his team crafts a world-spanning story.
"The Guild" was one of the first breakout web series on YouTube in 2007. Now, Felicia Day and friends are bringing it back, and it's the most successful film Kickstarter of all time.
