The "St. Elmo's Fire" and "Pretty in Pink" star talks about his new documentary "Brats" and how his relationship to the movies he made almost 40 years ago has changed.

For filmmakers Kelly O'Sullivan and Alex Thompson, the movie biz is family biz. As they tell IndieWire, that's how they make features that come from the heart — and stand out because of it.

Director Lance Oppenheim talks about the stress of filming the last days of “Ren Faire,” King George Coulam going full Logan Roy, and how history repeats itself on-and-off screen. 

Mark Duplass, Katie Aselton, and their daughter Ora tell IndieWire about their film "Oh, Christmas Tree," why repertory theaters are key to gaining new audiences, and how short films can survive in a compressed time for films of all shapes.

Exclusive: The "Presence" actress and "OMG Fashun" creator wants audiences "to think" while watching her E! reality fashion competition show.

The writer/director prefers to focus on day-to-day stories about queer people.

Exclusive: "I'm not pleased," Fox said of possible legal intervention to maintain her "artistic creative vision" for the feature.

Lange tells IndieWire about her Tony-nominated role in "Mother Play," in which she portrays a chainsmoking, martini-swilling mother you wouldn't want to f*ck with. In other words, the sort of role Lange loves.

Spoilers: Linklater told IndieWire it was central to the thesis of a film that mixes "Double Indemnity" with a rom-com.

Tribeca: Zach Cregger and Sam Brown tell IndieWire about closing the door on "The Whitest Kids U'Know" and letting its heart and soul, the late Trevor Moore, make them laugh one last time.

Potente was 21 when she ran through her breakout movie. 25 years later, the 4K restoration hits theaters June 7.

Rachel Sennott stars as a traumatized stand-up comic in "Black Mirror" alum Pankiw's feature debut, which she unpacks for IndieWire.