Latest by Eric Kohn
Corman’s career took place over seven decades and more than 500 producing credits.
Best Of
Coppola's style is one of the most distinctive in American cinema, but her filmography is filled with variations on potent themes.
The best French films of the 21st century remind us why France is still as important to cinema as light itself.
Screen Talk comes live from Telluride with first reactions to premieres like "The Bikeriders," "Rustin," and "Saltburn."
With the fall movie season one week away, Screen Talk takes stock of the big picture.
Beyond Non-Fiction
Bill and Turner Ross follow "Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets" with the TikTok generation's answer to Jack Kerouac. Here, they explain to IndieWire how they pulled off an ambitious filmmaking gamble.
Kohn's Corner
An underground Iranian filmmaker banned from leaving the country explains why he took the risk.
The TV awards show won't happen until January due to the strikes, but voting closes next week. Here's what to expect from this year's contenders.
Streaming the Cinema
During a recent online conversation, Chief Content Officer Jason Ropell explained why the company was optimistic about the potential for arthouse distribution in the streaming age.
'80s Week
'80s Week: While "Star Wars" put franchises front and center, Redford had different plans for American cinema.
Corrupt Callers
Directors Adam Bhala Lough and Sam Lipman-Stern explain how their hilarious and shocking investigation came to be.
Kohn's Corner
Alex Winter explains why Hollywood must stop trying to imitate the ecosystem of the creator economy.
