Latest by Carlos Aguilar
Consider This
Watts gives a great performance in FX limited series "Feud: Capote vs. the Swans," a role that benefited from her also executive-producing the show.
The True/False Film Festival is the rare showcase of nonfiction-only film in the Midwest. Hear from this year's filmmakers about what makes the annual spring event so special.
Director Rainer Sarnet tells IndieWire about "The Invisible Fight," the rare Estonian film to reach Western audiences and a 1970s-set comedy about an orthodox monk fighting to the tune of Black Sabbath.
Filmmaker Interview
Vietnamese filmmaker Pham Thien An's debut, "Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell," has captivated audiences since its Cannes premiere. As he tells IndieWire, nothing about its creation and reception has felt ordinary.
Sundance
Through some of the screenplay's slight formulaic stumbles, it's Gallo's charmingly fierce performance that anchors all the loose pieces.
Sundance
Fernanda Valadez and Astrid Rondero continue to establish themselves as the new masters of Mexican cinema with a slightly more hopeful follow up to "Identifying Features."
Getting Animated
The "Rocks in My Pockets" filmmaker returns with another animated feature, one that took seven years to create.
Cannes
Cannes: Spanish director Pablo Berger delivers a brightly colored character study about a dog and a robot — and what it means when a relationship ends.
Director Alberto Vazquez on his Goya-winning animated feature about a bloody war between teddy bears and unicorns.
Hlynur Pálmason’s latest maps the mental and physical decay of a 19th century Danish priest tasked with overseeing the construction of a church in a remote corner of Iceland.
Film Review
The star soars in Roger Ross Williams' wonderful narrative feature debut.
Film Review
The "CODA" star plays to his strengths in Christopher Zalla's remarkable true story.
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