Commentary
Cannes
Cannes: We rank the contenders out of the 2026 edition so far, with "Paper Tiger," "All of a Sudden," "Fatherland," and even the sci-fi monster movie "Hope" on the up.
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Bringing back a beloved show for a new run is no easy feat. Does the Cartoon Network classic make it work?
Missed Goals
Although still consistently entertaining, the Emmy-winning docuseries makes it just a little bit harder to root for the team disparagingly dubbed "Disney FC."
A Producer's Path
Sometimes, the only path to success is getting so good at your craft that people can't ignore you.
Remembrances
Over a decade ago, a budding writer wrote a letter to the recently departed film critic about making a difference in the generational gap we were experiencing amongst film fans (and, sadly, that we still are).
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From tender coming-of-age stories to a gay midnight movie, the prestigious festival has plenty of animated offerings to look out for.
A New Tune
Will Sharpe and Paul Bettany excel as real-life musical maestros engaged in entirely fictional beef.
Truly Good
Now in its tenth season, host Mark L. Walberg tells IndieWire how the dating competition show offers that rare exception to the genre: a series that genuinely enlighten its contestants, not simply air their foibles.
Opinion
Andy Serkis’ disastrous “Animal Farm” draws attention to the Orwellian movies we actually need.
May the Fourth?
No, no, not the "Star Wars" franchise, the first film also known as "Star Wars." No, no, really. We've got the goods to back it up.
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Beautifully animated and compelling, the Celtic fantasy series scratches a "Scooby-Doo" itch cartoons have been missing.
A Producer's Path
When you bring a film to theaters, you have to bring the audience with it. That means starting your marketing plan long before you have a finished movie.
